Warner Bros. worldwide marketing chief Josh Goldstine was called into the office of his bosses, studio chiefs Mike De Luca and Pam Abdy, at the end of the day to find out that he was being let go after four years at the company.

The news was tucked away into a new Deadline article about Warner Bros., with no other details other than that the two new films join Clayface, Supergirl, Practical Magic, a new Matrix movie, and Lord of the Rings: the Hunt for Gollum on the big list of films that the studio is extra excited for.

Warner Bros. is adding water to its new Gremlins movie, which is next on the slate for the studio alongside a new Goonies movie. Not only that, but Christopher Columbus is set to direct the former. The man who helmed the first movie in the Harry Potter film series is currently attached to Gremlins 3,

New Goonies and Gremlins movies are seemingly in the works at Warner Bros. According to a recent report from Deadline, Warner Bros. is looking to inject some life into two 1980s franchises, The Goonies and Gremlins,