Andre Braugher Played A Huge Supervillain In A Batman Movie You May Have Missed
Andre Braugher did his time as one of the most notorious DC super villains and blew the performance out of the water in one Batman and Superman movie.
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Spider-Man 4: Anne Hathaway Addresses Those Black Cat Casting Rumors
Anne Hathaway opens up about almost playing Black Cat in Sam Raimi's canceled "Spider-Man 4," discussing how far along she was in the process.
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Steven Spielberg Wanted Tom Cruise As Zorro - But He Passed For A Good Reason
Tom Cruise was originally in the running to play Zorro in 1998's "The Mask of Zorro." However, the star ended up passing on the role for a good reason.
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The Real Reason Tom Cruise Didn't Play Iron Man In The MCU
There was a time in the late '90s when Tom Cruise considered playing Iron Man, but there's a reason (or two) why he didn't join the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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MCU Rumor Teases Thor 5's 'Dark' New Direction After Taika Waititi's Marvel Exit
With Taika Waititi stepping away from the franchise, new rumors suggest that Marvel wants to move in a very different direction for "Thor 5."
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This Abandoned Green Arrow Movie Script Is Perfect For James Gunn's Reboot
An abandoned script that would have sent Green Arrow to supervillain prison is perfect for James Gunn's upcoming reboot of the DC Universe.
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Mark Hamill's Car Accident Led To The Wampa Attack - A Star Wars Legend Explained
Rumors that "Star Wars: The Empire Strike Back" included the Wampa scene to account for Mark Hamil's car accident may be true depending on who you ask.
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David Ayer Promises His Suicide Squad Cut Will 'Change History'
According to "Suicide Squad" director David Ayer, his director's cut of the critically panned film won't disappoint fans if and when it gets released.
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Oscar Isaac's Moon Knight Rumored To Return For 3 Major Marvel Projects
A new rumor suggests that Oscar Isaac's Moon Knight will be getting a second season while also appearing in two upcoming Marvel Cinematic Universe films.
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James Gunn Fires Back At Criticism Over His Brother's Maxwell Lord Casting
DC head James Gunn's brother, Sean, will be starring as Maxwell Lord. Here's how the director is handling fan criticism of the casting decision.
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The Two MCU Veterans Marvel's Kevin Feige Will Likely Never Work With Again
Kevin Feige keeps most of the Marvel Cinematic Universe's talent on speed dial, but there are two particular franchise veterans he probably won't call again.
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Spider-Man & Venom's Live-Action Rematch Could Happen Sooner Than Marvel Fans Think
One fan thinks a rematch between Spider-Man and Venom is coming much sooner than most might expect. But the details of how films would get there are scant.
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What Really Attracted Taika Waititi To Direct Marvel's Thor
It seemed somewhat out of the blue when Marvel announced that Taika Waititi would come in to direct "Thor: Ragnarok," but what really led Waititi to Thor?
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Shazam Star Zachary Levi Calls Out James Gunn For Casting His Brother In The DCU
Is Zachary Levi's jab at James Gunn serious or all in good fun? The "Shazam!" star calls out the DCU boss for casting his brother in the DCU.
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That Bill Murray Star Wars Rumor Was Never Proven But He Did Play A Great 'Solo'
Bill Murray was rumored to have been in the running for the role of Han Solo. While that never happened, he did have an impact on the franchise.
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How The Hunger Games: The Ballad Of Songbirds And Snakes Cast Should Really Look
There are some notable character discrepancies between the 2020 Suzanne Collins novel and the movie starring Rachel Zegler.
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The Batman 2: Barry Keoghan Responds To Joker Return - With A Smile
Talking about the potential return of his Joker in "The Batman 2," Barry Keoghan responds with a smile. But Matt Reeves' responses seem to confirm the opposite.
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The Entire Sony Spider-Man Universe Explained
Sometimes referred to as Earth-688 or the SSU, Sony's "Spider-Man"-adjacent timeline is the MCU's socially awkward younger sibling, basically.
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Suicide Squad's Joel Kinnaman Stands By One Controversial Death Scene
The death of one "Suicide Squad" character still has fans reeling and Joel Kinnaman, mister Colonel Rick Flag, isn't afraid to praise the shocking moment.
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RoboCop Star Joel Kinnaman Revealed His Theory On Why The Reboot Failed
In an interview, Joel Kinnaman, who starred as Alex Murphy in the "RoboCop" reboot, offered some thoughts on why the film didn't do as well as expected.
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Did Lucy Gray Baird Survive The Hunger Games Prequel? Rachel Zegler Has A Theory
"The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes" star Rachel Zegler shared her thoughts on the possible fate of her character, Lucy Gray Baird.
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Is Kurt Russell Playing Superman: Legacy's Jor-El? DC's James Gunn Ends Debate
"Superman: Legacy" director James Gunn puts a definitive end to the rumors claiming Kurt Russell will portray Superman's father Jor-El in the film.
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Christopher Nolan Revealed The Snyderverse Superman Scene That Makes Him Tear Up
Christopher Nolan served as one of the producers of "Man of Steel," which contained a tear-jerking moment that still tugs at his heartstrings.
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Will Smith's I Am Legend 2 Reveal Fixes The Original Movie's Worst Mistake
"I Am Legend 2" is set to fix one of the biggest mistakes made by the first film, resetting the story of Robert Neville in a way more in line with the book.
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Machine Gun Kelly Becomes Link In Legend Of Zelda Movie Concept Design
This fan artist imagined what it would look like for musician Machine Gun Kelly to get his wish of becoming Link in the planned "Legend of Zelda" movie.
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What Marvel's Korg Looks Like In Real Life
Korg has become one of the most beloved Marvel Cinematic Universe characters, but since he's entirely CGI, he looks a lot different behind the scenes.
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Spider-Man: No Way Home Concept Art Shows Spidey's Villain Team-Up We Never Got
According to some early concept art, "Spider-Man: No Way Home" initially featured a very unlikely alliance between the titular hero and a previous villain.
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