Maisie Williams, who plays Arya Stark on the hit HBO series Game of Thrones, is lining up a new project.

It’s being reported that the actress has entered into negotiations to star in The Forest of Hands and Teeth, an adaptation of author Carrie Ryan‘s New York Times best-selling book of the same name. The movie is set to be written and directed by Kate Maberly, who makes her feature directorial debut on the project.

Something must have clicked between Tom Cruise and Doug Liman because the two are set to reunite for a sci-fi film called Luna Park. The film will mark the third time that the pair have worked together since 2014’s Edge of Tomorrow.

No word yet on the status of that proposed Edge of Tomorrow 2, but if it worked the first time, then it should work just as well the second time around. More on the project below.

While promoting Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation, Tom Cruise talked about how he pitched an idea for Edge of Tomorrow 2 (or will it be Live. Die. Repeat. 2.?) to director Doug Liman and screenwriter Christopher McQuarrie. “I pitched it to McQuarrie and Doug. We were there one night and I was like, I’ve got an idea for it,” said Cruise in an interview with MTV. The actor is also trying to convince Emily Blunt to return to reprise her role as Sergeant Rita Rose Vrataski.

With the disappointing box office performance and the confusing title change during the home entertainment marketing campaign, it’s still unclear if Warner Bros., even wants to move forward with a sequel. But that hasn’t stopped Cruise from expressing his desire to get one into production. Of course pitching an idea is one thing, and saying you did so during an interview doesn’t really hold much weight. But McQuarrie confirms that the idea is real, but as of right now that is all it is. More on the story below.

Welcome back to another edition of The Digital Wire. For this week’s roundup of the coolest upcoming Blu-ray and DVD release news, we have a sorely neglected summer sci-fi thrill ride, an epic documentary about one of the world’s greatest heavy metal bands, a Bigfoot movie made by a stand-up comedian, a pair of obscure westerns starring a baby-faced Jack Nicholson, and an Oscar-winning comedy starring Dustin Hoffman in drag.

Below you’ll find info on several future home video releases complete with technical specs, release dates, and links to pre-order at Amazon. We would greatly appreciate it if you use those links to order because a small percentage of each order helps keep this website running at max power.

When it comes to Edge Of Tomorrow, Warner Bros. really just doesn’t know how to market the Tom Cruise action film and it definitely doesn’t know what to call it. Originally titled All You Need is Killed, for the name of the book from which it’s adapted, WB later changed it to the generic-sounding Edge Of Tomorrow. While the film was actually really good, it bombed at the box office, which might be the reason why the studio is trying a different approach for the upcoming home video release.

Edge Of Tomorrow comes to DVD, Blu-ray Combo Pack, 3D Blu-ray Combo Pack, and Instant Video on October 7, 2014, but good luck finding the title on the cover, which has LIVE. DIE. REPEAT., the film’s tagline, taking up most of the real estate. The emphasis on the tagline is similar to the theatrical posters that were reportedly placed all over Los Angeles soon after the film’s poor opening weekend back in May.

Check out the Blu-ray cover here below. You can see that the side of the case lists the title as Live Die Repeat: Edge of Tomorrow.