It's been awhile since we've seen Zorro making derring-do on the big screen -- since 2005's The Legend of Zorro, to be precise -- and to be honest, we'd long since assumed the property had returned to the Hollywood graveyard. But where there's a franchise, there's someone waiting to greenlight a new movie, and so we've arrived at the place where Sony has started making preparations for a Zorro reboot.

I went to a screening of Stalingrad on IMAX 3D last week. It wasn’t a promotional screening because it was in the middle of the working day, and there were only several others in attendance. I sat right in the middle of the theater to try and get completely immersed in the film -- you know, the whole IMAX 3D experience.

In the five weeks since it hit theaters, the Ice Cube-Kevin Hart comedy Ride Along has grossed nearly $120 million against a $25 million budget, and you know what that means: Universal wants a sequel. In fact, the studio started moving on a follow-up last year, when it signed Phil Hay and Matt Manfredi to write a script, but now Variety reports they've started making deals with the on-screen talent.

Brick Mansions, a remake of District B13, was originally scheduled for a February release, but with Paul Walker's death, the movie has been moved back to April 25th. Check out the trailer below. The movie stars Walker as an undercover cop who has to infiltrate an area controlled by criminal elements in order to disarm a neutron bomb.

The ExpendaBelles, the female-themed Expendables spinoff, will be directed by Legally Blonde's Robert Luketic, according to Deadline. Milla Jovovich, Cameron Diaz, and Meryl Streep are rumored to headline the movie.