Top Hollywood news of the day: November 28, 2017

From Call Me by Your Name's winning big at Gotham Awards to Steven Spielberg's latest film The Post, starring Meryl Streep and Tom Hanks, garnering early positive reactions, here are the Hollywood stories you should not miss today. Meanwhile, James Cameron said there will not be third and fourth movies in Avatar franchise if second and third installments are not successful. Also, Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige has said the Marvel Cinematic Universe will get 20 more movies after Avengers 4.

Call Me by Your Name gets the top prize at Gotham Awards : While Jordan Peele's horror film Get Out bagged the most prizes at the 2017 edition of Gotham Independent Film Awards, the acclaimed gay romance Call Me by Your Name grabbed the top prize.

Steven Spielberg film The Post receives positive first reactions : The latest Spielberg film has received mostly positive reviews although due to an embargo, critics are forced to share their thoughts on social media. The Post is based on The Washington Post and The New York Times journalists who published the groundbreaking Pentagon Papers. Meryl Streep and Tom Hanks star as publisher and editor, respectively.

James Cameron says if Avatar 2 and 3 are unsuccessful, there won't be another film : James Cameron's ambitious Avatar sequels maybe already in production, but the director has said that if the second and third iterations are not successful, there won't be third and fourth movies. "Let’s face it, if Avatar 2 and 3 don’t make enough money, there’s not going to be a 4 and 5. They’re fully encapsulated stories in and of themselves," he said.

Marvel says there will be at least 20 movies after Avengers 4 : Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige has revealed that they already have 20 movies in Marvel Cinematic Universe planned after Avengers 4. Avengers 4 will be the fourth iteration in the franchise after Avengers Infinity War.

Harvey Weinstein expelled from Directors Guild of America : The Directors Guild of America (DGA) has expelled Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein over a month after announcing it had launched disciplinary proceedings. A DGA representative on Monday said Weinstein had resigned his guild membership.