The box office momentum for Mortal Kombat II appears to be fading fast. After debuting at number one domestically just one week ago, Warner Bros.’ martial arts sequel suffered a steep second weekend decline, dropping 66% in North America. The film added roughly $13...
Nick Frost, best known for his work in Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz, is set to portray Rubeus Hagrid in HBO’s upcoming Harry Potter reboot. However, he insists it was no mere choice on the part of the casting directors.
In an interview with The Observer, he claimed to have “manifested” the role by writing “Hagrid” 5,000 times, essentially treating the casting process like a magical vision board.
David Zaslav is about to take a huge pay cut ahead of the WBD split, much to the delight of shareholders. But is it actually a cut in the longrun?
Robert Eggers, acclaimed director of the 2024 Nosferatu remake, is setting his sights on a new holiday project: a remake of Charles Dickens’ timeless A Christmas Carol.
New rumors allege that Superman will drop “The American Way” from the character’s iconic mantra.
James Gunn’s Superman by James Gunn written and directed by James Gunn: a James Gunn movie is set for release on July 11th with approval from James Gunn. And, in case you haven’t heard, it’s been making the news lately for a variety of reasons, none of which are particularly encouraging.
In a dramatic move that signals the beginning of the end for legacy cable conglomerates, Warner Bros Discovery (WBD) has announced plans to split into two separate publicly traded companies by mid-2026. The announcement, made Monday morning, marks a stunning reversal for a company once seen as a symbol of media empire consolidation.
Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) shareholders made their dissatisfaction clear this week, delivering a major rebuke to CEO David Zaslav and the company’s top brass by voting against their 2024 compensation packages.
James Gunn is setting the record straight on recent rumors that large scale cuts were made to the runtime of Superman. Following recent rumors first shared by World of Reel that Warner Bros. may have intervened in the final cut of his upcoming Superman reboot, the...
Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) has enacted another round of layoffs, this time targeting its traditional cable television operations. As the company’s linear business continues to decline in the face of cord-cutting and shifting viewer habits, sources confirm that fewer than 100 employees have been let go from across WBD’s networks.
James Gunn’s Superman is shaping up to be one of the biggest box office events of the year, and possibly the biggest Superman debut of all time if projections are believed.
Jeff Sneider, a well-connected Hollywood insider, recently speculated that J.K. Rowling will inevitably sell the rights to Harry Potter to Warner Bros. Discovery. He cites precedents like George Lucas selling Star Wars to Disney and Barbara Broccoli handing off James Bond to Amazon.
His prediction? It’s not a question of if Rowling will sell Harry Potter—just when.
Viewer response to a recent Superman test screening may have led to sweeping changes for the upcoming James Gunn movie.
According to a report from World of Reel, major last-minute changes have rocked James Gunn’s Superman reboot, including the removal of nearly 25 to 30 minutes of footage, the replacement of an editor, and the addition of a second composer.
In a move that signals serious trouble for one of the biggest names in entertainment, S&P Global Ratings has officially downgraded Warner Bros. Discovery credit rating to junk bond status, citing an ongoing collapse of its cable television operations that continues to overshadow any forward momentum in streaming.