Paramount reportedly plans to keep James Gunn and Peter Safran in charge of DC Studios after completing its merger with Warner Bros.—despite Superman underperforming theatrically and Supergirl becoming one of the most disastrous superhero releases in recent memory....
Daisy Ridley has seemingly confirmed that her upcoming New Jedi Order Star Wars Rey movie will be overtly political, following comments made by the film’s new writer, George Nolfi. As Lucasfilm struggles with audience fatigue and declining interest, it appears the studio is once again prioritizing messaging over storytelling.
A new investigation by That Park Place has uncovered what appears to be concerning financial connections between The Walt Disney Company and the U.S. government, raising questions about transparency and media bias. Federal funds have flowed to Disney through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and an obscure entity called Buena Vista Non Theatrical INC., with little public accountability or clear justification for the payments.
Disney has made sweeping changes to its Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives, stripping away controversial policies and language that previously landed the company in hot water. The Stories Matter website is gone, Reimagine Tomorrow has vanished, and the company’s executive performance metrics have shifted. While these moves may seem like a retreat from the “woke” policies that have plagued Disney in recent years, the reality is more complicated.
The X-Men are coming to the MCU and rumors are already spreading about the cast. The question is: are any of these rumors true? According to movie news website World of Reel, Marvel Studios added two untitled movies to its roster of upcoming projects, with many...
The Russo Brothers have returned to Marvel to direct the upcoming Avengers movies, but a new rumor states that the duo who created classics like Infinity War might also be involved with Marvel’s upcoming X-Men reboot. That’s left many fans hoping the brothers can reverse, or at least minimally repair, the damage that Phase Five caused the MCU.
Rob Liefeld, the comic book artist behind Deadpool and Cable, has officially cut ties with Marvel after more than 30 years. The Deadpool creator blasted Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige and accused the company of treating comic book creators poorly. Liefeld made his grievances public in a fiery 90-minute episode of his Robservations podcast and a follow-up interview with The Hollywood Reporter, detailing what he perceives as repeated slights—including his snub at the Deadpool & Wolverine premiere.
Disney+ just suffered a major decline, shedding 700,000 subscribers in the first quarter of 2025. The drop follows Disney’s recent price hikes, which increased the cost of its ad-supported tier from $7.99 to $9.99 and its ad-free subscription from $13.99 to $15.99. Alongside the price hikes, Disney also began cracking down on password sharing, implementing a “Paid Sharing” system that restricts access to a single household unless subscribers pay an additional fee.
Art the Clown will return to theaters in Terrifier 4. Unfortunately, and predictably, several unhinged viewers are already demanding politics be shoved into the film. The director quickly shut them down.
Marvel Studios is pushing back against claims that AI was used to generate the Fantastic Four: First Steps poster, but fans aren’t convinced. The denial came through Deadline, a longtime access media outlet that, unsurprisingly, is taking Marvel’s word for it without question.
After years of waiting, Marvel has finally unveiled the first Fantastic Four: First Steps trailer, marking the long-awaited MCU debut of Marvel’s “First Family.” But with the studio in desperate need of a win, this film may be its last chance to turn things around.
Disney’s live-action Snow White remake has reached another milestone, but not the kind the studio was hoping for. As first pointed out by Breitbart, both Snow White trailers have now surpassed one million dislikes on YouTube, signaling a continued downward spiral in audience reception. The overwhelmingly negative response started with the first teaser trailer in mid-2024 and has only worsened with each subsequent release.
It turns out, however, that Natalie Portman may have already BEEN back to the Star Wars galaxy, but her triumphant re-emergence was inexplicably left on the cutting room floor.