Paramount Pictures has released a new trailer for Street Fighter, offering an action-packed look at the upcoming video game adaptation ahead of its theatrical debut next month.
Paramount Pictures has released a new trailer for Street Fighter, offering an action-packed look at the upcoming video game adaptation ahead of its theatrical debut next month.
Marvel’s Thunderbolts has officially passed the $300 million mark after its third weekend at the global box office… and somehow, this is being spun as a win? That’s the take coming out of access media platforms like Screen Rant, where the entertainment outlet declared the milestone a “key mark” and “positive sign” for Marvel Studios.
The long-gestating Gears of War movie adaptation has officially found its director. Fortunately, it’s someone who knows his way around bullets, brawls, and big-budget mayhem.
A fake quote attributed to Superman actress Rachel Brosnahan is making the rounds online—and it’s spreading fast enough to warrant some serious fact-checking. The viral claim suggests that Brosnahan, who plays Lois Lane in James Gunn’s upcoming DC reboot, said Superman is “not for everyone” and would anger “the same old people who don’t support ideas of progress and empowerment.”
A new rumor from scooper MyTimeToShineHello suggested that Scream icon Neve Campbell had been cast as Polaris in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. But former X-Men ’97 showrunner Beau DeMayo has stepped in to set the record straight.
Marvel Studios is facing a wave of backlash as the Ironheart trailer continues to get pummeled with YouTube dislikes. What was meant to be a bold new chapter in the MCU is now shaping up to be one of its most poorly received launches yet.
Marvel may have found the mutant whisperer it’s been searching for. According to Deadline, Thunderbolts director Jake Schreier is in early talks to become the director for the MCU X-Men reboot.
Marvel’s latest casting announcement for Spider-Man: Brand New Day has fueled fan speculation that the MCU could be moving closer to introducing Miles Morales.
Marvel Studios is in panic mode over the Fantastic Four: First Steps ending.
According to a post on X by user Will-Iam Smith, audiences didn’t respond well to the film’s ending during early test screenings. The post reads:
“Hearing the test screenings didn’t go over well because audiences didn’t vibe with the ending, so now they’re reshooting some scenes. I’m still hopeful it’ll be good, but it’s a little worrying — Marvel really needs this one to be a home run. #FantasticFour”
The official trailer for James Gunn’s Superman has finally landed—and with it, a tidal wave of analysis, speculation, and renewed concern from longtime DC fans. With bright visuals, fast-paced action, and an intense focus on morality in a complicated world, the trailer suggests that Superman might deliver something epic. But beneath the surface, not everyone’s convinced.
Lucasfilm may still be waving the James Mangold flag when it comes to his announced Star Wars movie Dawn of the Jedi, but a closer look at the director’s recent moves reveals a very different story. While Disney continues to promote the origin-of-the-Force film as a pillar of the franchise’s future, Mangold appears to be everywhere except a galaxy far, far away.
The quiet feud inside Lucasfilm may not be so quiet anymore. Following a recent podcast that exposed Dave Filoni’s alleged gatekeeping of the Star Wars franchise, Andor showrunner Tony Gilroy is making it clear—he’s not playing by Filoni’s rules. In fact, he’s rewriting them.
A bombshell allegation is making the rounds in the entertainment world—one that might finally explain the creative logjam at Lucasfilm. According to a new report, Dave Filoni could be gatekeeping Star Wars, rejecting pitches that don’t align with his vision of what Star Wars should be.