Everything You Missed at CinemaCon 2026 in Las Vegas

Sony Pictures

Sony Pictures kicked off the convention with a wonderful montage with movies like Little Women and Spider-Man before welcoming The Breadwinner's Nate Bargatze to do a stand-up routine. Mandy Moore joined him onstage to talk about the new movie (and show an exclusive clip), which follows a dad who stays at home with his kids while his wife's on a work trip — and totally flops.

They didn't wait long to bring us Spider-Man info and the crowd had an audible reaction to early teaser posters that show the "scale and intimacy" of the story (like MJ's reflection in Spider-Man's mask). Sadly Tom didn't show up IRL but his holograph did...Then they showed us a whole scene of Peter showing up to MJ and Ned's housewarming party. MJ's got a new boyfriend, while Ned is trying to figure out who Spider-Man is. Yeah, I'm excited.

The new Insidious movie trailer was scary enough that there were jumps and shrieks in the press section, and there was plenty of excitement for a new anime slate. Zach Cregger made a pitch for his new Resident Evil trailer.

Jenna Ortega and Taika Waititi teamed up for Klara and the Sun, coming to theaters on October 23, about a robot who joins a family and learns about her own humanity. Then we got a special message from Elle and Dakota Fanning about The Nightingale — considering this is the first time they've been able to star in a movie together and I cannot wait.

Grand Gear is coming to theaters in February 2028, while The Legend of Zelda is coming in May 2027. They also announced the video game Bloodborne is becoming an animated film! Jason Mamoa fights aliens in the new Helldivers adaptation in November 2027

The follow-up to The Social Network, The Social Reckoning (starring Jeremy Allen White and Mikey Madison and coming in October 2026) is more of a thriller than a character drama. The first trailer — which shows a whistleblower at Facebook amid social media's affect on mental health and society — promises a truly memorable movie that I'm already obsessing over.

Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse (coming summer 2027) is going to be the most emotional Spider-Verse movie yet — and the early footage we saw Miles stuck in another dimension.

And to wrap up the presentation, Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart, and Jack Black introduced another Jumanji movie, which is coming to theaters on Christmas Day 2026.

Angel Studios

Angel Studios' line-up has some buzzy titles coming up, including Animal Farm starring Gaten Matarazzo and Iman Vellani (plus The Hunger Games' stars Woody Harrelson and Glenn Close). They're bringing us Hershey, a remake of The Angel and the Badman, Drummer Boy, and Zero AD.

We're also getting Young Washington in honor of 4th of July weekend this year which tells the story of (you guessed it) a young George Washington before he was president.

Sony Pictures Classics

Even if you don't realize it, you're probably familiar with Sony Pictures Classics (who gave us Call Me By Your Name). They're bringing us tons of new movies including I Swear, Unidentified, Bitter Christmas, and Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass.

One of their new titles Ha-Chan, Shake Your Booty! had such an amazing quote that stopped me in my tracks: "When your heart's on fire, smoke gets in your eyes." What a line!

StudioCanal

StudioCanal gave quite a remarkable presentation, where they announced Paddington 4 and a new Pippi Longstocking adaptation alongside a new Mr. Men movie and a long-awaited adaptation of The Midnight Library. There's a remake of Cliffhanger with Lily James, a new Shaun the Sheep movie, and a rerelease of Terminator 2.

Their new horror branch, Sixth Dimension, includes titles like Ice Cream Man and The Mannequin. We're also getting The Custom of the Country with Sydney Sweeney, and a follow-up from Anatomy of a Fall director Justine Triet called Fonda. Amélie director Jean-Pierre Jeunet is bringing us a new movie called Violette, and we'll see Luke Thompson star opposite Andrew Scott and Olivia Colman in Elsinore.

The whole audience was laughing during the first footage from Everybody Wants to F—ck Me with Taron Egerton, while I was totally drawn in by Danny Boyle's new movie Ink, about the creation of The Sun tabloid in London.