Production on The Batman Part II has hit another roadblock, with filming temporarily paused as director Matt Reeves steps away to deal with a personal matter.
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‘Supergirl’ Opening in Fewer Theaters Than ‘Superman’, ‘Fantastic Four’, and ‘Thunderbolts’ as Box Office Concerns Mount
Warner Bros. and DC Studios are sending a curious signal ahead of Supergirl's theatrical debut. Supergirl is set to launch in approximately 3,600 theaters across North America, including IMAX screens. That figure is significantly lower than the opening theater counts...
Milly Alcock Claims ‘Supergirl’ is Beautiful Because ‘It’s Not Centered Around a Man’ While Claiming Kara Zor-El Would ‘Probably Go Both Ways’
With Supergirl already facing mounting questions about its dwindling box office prospects, star Milly Alcock has once again generated headlines that have little to do with the film's story, action, or villains. During a recent promotional interview, Alcock was asked...
Conan O’Brien Says Tom Hanks Calls Voice Acting ‘The Hardest Thing You Ever Do’
When Conan O’Brien announced that he had joined the cast of Toy Story 5, the comedian joked that he had originally demanded the role of Woody. The part of the iconic cowboy, of course, belongs to Tom Hanks. If O’Brien had talked to Hanks earlier, however, he may have thought twice before requesting a leading role. According to Conan O’Brien, the day he signed on to Toy Story 5, Tom Hanks told him voice acting was going to be surprisingly difficult.
‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ Trailer Shows The Hulk and a Mystery Villain
Sony and Marvel have released a new trailer for Spider-Man: Brand New Day. While it offers the action and emotional beats fans expect, the new footage featuring the Hulk and a mystery villain has captured the most attention.
Kathleen Kennedy Resurfaces to Throw George Lucas Under the Bus For Indiana Jones
For many fans, the story of Harrison Ford’s adventurous archaeologist ends with Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. While the possibility of an Indy 4 had been discussed for years, the announcement of 2008’s Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull was met with some concern. Upon its release, Crystal Skull became the most divisive entry in the series up to that point.
Polymarket Traders Overwhelmingly Expect Weak Supergirl Box Office Debut
The warning signs for the Supergirl box office continue to pile up. Industry tracking has already suggested DC Studios' next theatrical release could open anywhere from the mid-$40 million range to the mid-$50 million range domestically. Now bettors putting real money...
Former Imagineer Claims Disney Abu Dhabi Is Under Development Pause Following Regional Conflict
The proposed Disney Abu Dhabi theme park project is facing fresh questions after former Walt Disney Imagineering Creative Director Jim Shull publicly referred to a "development pause" while discussing an entirely different Disney's ongoing Middle East project. The...
Mike Myers Claims There Will be an Austin Powers 4
After more than two decades, Mike Myers says Austin Powers 4 is happening.
Universal Brings Final Season of Stranger Things to Halloween Horror Nights 35 in New Haunted House
Universal Orlando Resort is heading back to Hawkins one last time with a Stranger Things experience at Halloween Horror Nights 35. Universal officially announced that Stranger Things 5, the fifth and final season of Netflix's blockbuster series, will be featured as an...
Rainn Wilson Claims ‘The Office’ Is Too Edgy to Be Made Today
More than a decade after The Office ended its nine season run on NBC, star Rainn Wilson says the sitcom would struggle to get made in today’s cultural climate.
Supergirl Star Milly Alcock Highlights Character’s ‘Queer Icon’ Status Amid Weak Box Office Tracking
With less than two weeks remaining before Supergirl arrives in theaters, star Milly Alcock is once again making headlines for comments that have little to do with the movie's plot, action, or place within DC Studios' growing cinematic universe. During a promotional...
‘Pirates’ Director Calls for AI Rating System to Warn People Away
As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly common in Hollywood productions, it remains one of the industry’s most hotly debated issues. Now, Gore Verbinski, the director of the original Pirates of the Caribbean trilogy, is advocating for an AI rating system designed to inform—and potentially warn away—audiences.