Now that he's back, Keanu Reeves' difficult decade between 2004 and 2014 seems like a distant memory. He broke the dry spell with John Wick, which has spawned a massively successful franchise that's set to continue with a fifth installment. A decade earlier, Reeves was, of course, best known for starring in the Matrix trilogy. However, after the landmark sci-fi series concluded in 2003, he entered a rather uncertain period during which he mostly starred in small-scale projects, but also headlined a couple of tent poles, and made his feature directorial debut. The big-budget movies he did during this time — The Day the Earth Stood Still and Constantine — underperformed at the box office. His directorial debut, The Man of Tai Chi, performed poorly as well.

Fans of Mark Wahlberghave a lot to look forward to in the shadow of a difficult run of flops for the actor. Currently, Wahlberg's The Big Fix, a crime thriller also starring Riz Ahmed, is in production, with filming beginning last month in Sydney. Wahlberg has also joined forces with the likes of Vera Farmiga, Wood Harris, Mark Linn-Baker, and Yakov Smirnoff on Weekend Warriors, which is currently in post-production.

While it could happen in any genre, there's something special about a beloved book making its way to the screen. From Netflix's latest A Good Girl's Guide to Murder, which just released Season 2, to Project Hail Mary, which became a sci-fi sensation after its cinematic release on March 20, 2026, book adaptations have become prime source material in Hollywood. After all, not only do they ensure a more fleshed-out story with layered, complicated characters, but they usually come with a wave of loyal readers eager to see the story come to life too.