Marvel To Announce Five-Year MCU Plan 'Soon' After Spider-Man: Far From Home
Marvel Studios' head honcho Kevin Feige has revealed that the company has a five-year plan in place, but that nothing will be announced until after Spider-Man
Read MoreMarvel Studios' head honcho Kevin Feige has revealed that the company has a five-year plan in place, but that nothing will be announced until after Spider-Man
Read MoreA superhero film about the importance of family is keeping things in the family for its sequel. Warner Bros.' New Line Cinema and DC Films have hired Shazam! screenwriter Henry Gayden to write the film's follow-up. Director David F. Sandberg and producer Peter Safran are expected to return as well.
Read MoreShazam may have conquered the box office this past weekend, but his biggest challenge is on its way. Dwayne Johnson, one of the flick's producers, took to Instagram Sunday to thank fans for its success — and also to offer a tidbit of info about Black Adam, the classic Shazam nemesis.
Read MoreHeeere's Billy! A new image from DC's Shazam! shifts focus away from star Zachary Levi to center on Asher Angel, the actor behind the 14-year-old Billy Batson whose life changes when he discovers he can transforms into a grown-up superhero by shouting, "Shazam!"
Read MoreA night out at a creepy theme park takes a turn for the hellish in the first teaser for Hell Fest, an upcoming horror movie from CBS Films and Lionsgate. The movie follows a group of friends on Halloween who are forced to fight for their lives after a deranged killer in the park goes on the attack.
Read MoreUniversal Pictures has released the first short teaser for the upcoming M. Night Shyamalan film Glass, this one focusing on James McAvoy's the Beast
Read MoreWell, that explains that. In a clip aired on Good Morning America and subsequently posted to YouTube, Captain Marvel (Brie Larson) offered a succinct explanation as to where the heck she's been while the Avengers have been busy handling potentially world-ending threats.
Read MoreCaptain Sparkle Fingers has lived up to his name. Shazam! bolted into theaters on Friday, April 5, and, in its first three days out at the domestic box office, pulled in a dazzling $53 million. Directed by horror maestro David F. Sandberg, Shazam! stars Zachary Levi as the eponymous caped crusader.
Read MoreThe third phase of the Marvel Cinematic Universe hasn't officially ended, and already studio executives are mapping out plans for one of the biggest films of the franchise's fourth phase. Those plans apparently include Kumail Nanjiani, who is in talks to star in The Eternals.
Read MoreThe reports are true: Idris Elba will be a part of James Gunn's The Suicide Squad. However, he won't play the character you once thought he would. Elba isn't replacing Will Smith as Deadshot, and is instead moving to a new character whose identity has yet to be revealed.
Read MoreWho's coming back for The Suicide Squad? Amanda — duh! TheWrap reported Friday that Viola Davis is set to reprise her role as Amanda Waller in James Gunn's Suicide Squad reboot. The in-development follow-up will feature a new slate of super-villains, but see the return of Harley Quinn and Boomerang.
Read MoreWhen Shazam! touched down in cinemas, it brought thunderbolts and lightning and fans out in droves. Directed by David F. Sandberg and starring Zachary Levi as the titular hero, Shazam! earned an impressive $5.9 million at the domestic box office during Thursday night previews on April 4.
Read MoreThe exclusive Shazam! cover of Entertainment Weekly's print magazine shows off a brand-new, quite scrumptious (but not in that way) look at the title hero.
Read MoreWhat's black, red, and heading to the CW? Batwoman, of course! The CW has put into development a television series centered on the famous DC Comics heroine from writer and executive producer Caroline Dries. In the series, Kate Kane, an out lesbian, takes to the streets of Gotham as Batwoman.
Read MoreHang on to your diapies, babies, we're going in. Nickelodeon's Rugrats empire is getting a complete relaunch, as the company has teamed with Paramount Pictures to develop a live-action film and an animated reboot series.
Read MoreRiddle us this: If you combed through the first teaser trailer for Joaquin Phoenix's Joker film, would you spot the hidden nod to another famous Batman villain? After Warner Bros. unleashed fresh Joker footage on Wednesday, fans have noticed what could be an Easter egg for the Riddler.
Read MoreWell, hey there, space cowboy. Netflix confirmed Thursday, April 4 that John Cho is the world's new space-faring bounty hunter Spike Spiegel, having nabbed the coveted role on the forthcoming live-action adaptation of Cowboy Bebop. Joining Cho are Mustafa Shakir, Daniella Pineda, and Alex Hassell.
Read MoreThe Avengers nearly broke the internet; now they're coming for the box office. Just days after smashing the record for online advance ticket sales, Avengers: Endgame is being pegged by analysts for a North American debut in the $200-$250 million dollar range, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Read MoreHe always promised he would be back, didn't he? OG Terminator actor Arnold Schwarzenegger and the badass Linda Hamilton are back in action in a batch of new photos from Terminator: Dark Fate, which IGN shared in an exclusive drop ahead of Paramount Pictures' presentation at CinemaCon.
Read MoreWhen Warner Bros. dropped the first teaser trailer for director Todd Phillips' Joker movie, the internet lit aflame as fans sparked a fiery debate over which actor is the better Joker: The Dark Knight's Heath Ledger or the brand-new Clown Prince of Crime, Joaquin Phoenix.
Read MoreLooks like Rachel Weisz is The Favourite of Marvel's Black Widow contenders. Weisz, who was nominated at this year's Academy Awards for her performance in The Favourite, is in "early talks" to star in Black Widow, the superhero standalone film starring Scarlett Johansson.
Read MoreWe have the first look at the newest iteration of the Princess of Eternia in Netflix's She-Ra and the Princesses of Power.
Read MoreThis is decidedly un-excellent. Two months after it was announced that a third Bill & Ted movie, titled Bill & Ted Face the Music, was officially in the works under director Dean Parisot, star Keanu Reeves has cast doubt on the whole operation.
Read MoreZombieland is officially getting a double tap. Sony Pictures has given a Zombieland sequel the green light. The studio has also rounded up the cast of the original film — Emma Stone, Abigail Breslin, Woody Harrelson, and Jesse Eisenberg — to star in the 10-years-later follow-up.
Read MoreYour Captain is speaking, and she has some huge news to share. Captain Marvel, the Brie Larson-led superhero film that soared into theaters less than a month ago as of this writing, has officially passed the $1 billion benchmark at the global office. To date, it has earned $1.0026 billion.
Read MoreAMC Networks' streaming service Shudder has announced the first round of casting for Creepshow, the horror anthology based on director George A. Romero and screenwriter Stephen King's 1982 film of the same name. Adrienne Barbeau, Giancarlo Esposito, and Tobin Bell will star on the first episode.
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