The $8 billion merger between Paramount and Skydance has officially closed, ushering in a new chapter for the studio. The studio is now under the leadership of Chairman and CEO David Ellison, and is called "Paramount, a Skydance Corporation."With all the paperwork done, it's time to get back to being a movie studio, and that means making some movies. So, how do they plan on turning this studio around to make bold and profitable moves in the future? Well, Paramount plans on reviewing some of its most profitable franchises. Top Gun: Back in the Danger ZoneIt's no surprise that Top Gun is a top priority for Paramount. After the massive success of Top Gun: Maverick, a third installment seems like a no-brainer. Especially now that Glen Powell is also a movie star, so you can spin off the series in three different directions. While an official announcement is still pending, a script has been in development since 2023. So, get ready to once again feel the need for speed. 'Top Gun: Maverick' CREDIT: Paramount Pictures Star Trek: A Unified FrontierAfter the JJ trilogy and some successful TV shows, Paramount is going back into Star Trek and expanding the franchise. Paramount is taking a holistic approach and aiming for integration between its film and television properties. That means they'll try to do it like Marvel does, with one big world and then titles coming to theaters and to streaming with some crossover. This is great news for Trekkies, as it promises...
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