Mary Jane No Longer In "The Amazing Spider-Man 2" But Will Be In The 3rd Film With New Actress?

So even though Marc Webb and the crew have already filmed scenes that feature new Mary Jane played by Shailene Woodley, Webb has confirmed that those scenes won't make it in the final film. Sony have said that the character WILL be introduced into "The Amazing Spider-Man" franchise at some point, assumed that it's the third film as Emma Stone's Gwen Stacy is rumoured to get killed off in the second film. 
Here's what Marc Webb said on the decision on removing her scenes from the highly-anticipated sequel, 

"I made a creative decision to streamline the story and focus on Peter and Gwen and their relationship. Shailene is an incredibly talented actress and while we only shot a few scenes with Mary Jane, we all love working with her."

It's rumoured that Sony will not be bringing Woodley back for her short-lived role as Mary Jane at all for the third film. It's been said that they are searching for a new actress and that actress could've possibly be found already.

Actress Sarah Gadon has joined "The Amazing Spider-Man" franchise but her role hasn't been announced yet. Fans are guessing she could be the new new Mary Jane in the third film and onwards. This is assumed because Woodley will probably be busy with her upcoming film and it's planned sequels, "Divergent". 

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Sony Confirm Third And Fourth "Amazing Spiderman" Films!

Sony have confirmed that Spiderman will indeed return in a third and fourth film in "The Amazing Spiderman" franchise. "The Amazing Spiderman 3" will be released on June 16th 2016 and "The Amazing Spiderman 4" will be released on May 4th 2018.
It's not been confirmed if either director Marc Webb or actor Andrew Garfield will return at all but it's expected that Garfield will indeed return as Spiderman himself. I have a funny feeling that Sony will also confirm a 5th and 6th film too at some point in the next few years.

"Man Of Steel 2" Is Happening As We Speak!

It's been confirmed that "Man Of Steel 2" is officially underway with Zach Snyder returning to direct and David S. Goyer returning to pen the script. Henry Cavill is expected to return as Superman with Amy Adams expected to return too as Lois Lane. 

An insider at Warner Bros is even saying that they plan to have the sequel out in cinemas as soon as Summer 2014. It's then said that the official "Justice League" film will follow in Summer 2015. 

"Warner is already in development on a sequel to "Man of Steel" and is expected to fast track that for release as soon as 2014, said knowledgeable people close to the studio. In addition, it has long been developing a "Justice League" team-up movie featuring characters such as the Flash and Wonder Woman that could come out as soon as 2015." 

David S. Goyer has been confirmed to write the script for "Justice League", as this is part of Goyer's three-picture deal with Warner. This is all extremely exciting for Superman fans and fans of DC comics too. I am so happy that there's finally going to be a Superman sequel rather than another reboot. 

Paramount Getting Rights To "Terminator 5" And Future Sequels And Arnie Returning!

So after ages and ages of news of the fifth "Terminator" film being on and off again, big Hollywood studio Paramount have bought the rights to it and future sequels in the long-running sci-fi movie franchise. The Terminator himself, Arnold Schwarzenegger, has confirmed that the script is being wrote as we speak and that he IS returning as The Terminator in the next film, which he expects will be filming as soon as January 2014. 
Here's what Arnie said on the filming, 

"I'm very happy that the studios want me to be in 'Terminator 5' and to star as the Terminator. We start shooting in January and I'm also going to do 'King Conan'. To play that role and also to do another 'Twins' movie. I feel very proud of that. I feel very happy and I'm looking forward to doing those films."