New Watchmen Movie Announced For 2024 - But This Time, It's Animated
Following the premiere of "Justice League: Warworld," DC has announced that Alan Moore's iconic "Watchmen" series will be getting the animated treatment.
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The Most Heartwrenching Villain Backstories In MCU History
The Marvel Cinematic Universe has remedied its villain problem by giving their antagonists heartbreaking backstories that pack a punch. Here are the best ones.
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Mission: Impossible 7 Fans Echo Snyder Cut Campaign With Four-Hour Cut Demand
"Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One" is already a blockbuster of gargantuan proportions, but fans are still clamoring for an extended cut.
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Project K: First Indian Film At SDCC Drops An Epic Trailer
India's mysterious sci-fi epic "Project K," which debuted its first teaser trailer at San Diego Comic-Con, is now officially titled "Kalki 2898 AD."
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Mission: Impossible 7: Why Tom Cruise Jumping Off A Cliff Made The Cast Laugh
While it might sound terrifying to the average viewer, Tom Cruise jumping off a cliff made the cast of "Mission: Impossible 7" laugh. Here's why.
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Barbie: Why Writer Barbie Looks So Familiar To Marvel Fans
"Barbie" is filled to the brim with popular stars who play various versions of Barbie. Marvel fans might even realize that Writer Barbie is super familiar.
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Where's Captain Marvel? Brie Larson Explains Carol Danvers' MCU Absence
Captain Marvel's absence in the MCU is addressed in a throwaway line in "Avengers: Endgame," but now Brie Larson is here to explain it properly.
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Bumblebee 2 - Will It Ever Happen?
Fans and critics alike loved 2018's Bumblebee, but will the yellow Transformer ever get a proper sequel? Read on to discover if Bumblebee 2 will ever happen.
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Yes, Comic-Con Is Dying, But The Signs Have Been There For Decades
SDCC is missing major players, and it's clear that the event isn't going to ever be what it once was. Could it be reborn as something new, though?
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Is 65 Okay For Kids To Watch? What Parents Should Know About Its PG-13 Rating
The sci-fi action movie "65" sees Adam Driver crash landing on Earth in the time of the dinosaurs. Here's what you should know about how scary it is for kids.
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X-Men Origins: Wolverine: Where To Watch Hugh Jackman's Marvel Misfire
If the much-maligned "X-Men Origins: Wolverine" is one of your guilty pleasures, you have several options available to watch the movie at home.
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Everything Sound Of Freedom Gets Wrong About The True Story
"Sound of Freedom" tells an inspiring story of a man fighting to save children from human trafficking. But how much is wrong, and how much is actually true?
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Every Christopher Nolan Movie Has The Exact Same Problem - But Will Oppenheimer?
Christopher Nolan is one of the greatest filmmakers of our time. However, there's one repeating issue he refuses to budge on. Can Oppenheimer save the day?
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Why Aquaman 2 Has Had Three Rounds Of Reshoots In Just One Year
Within a year's time, "Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom" was reshot three times, with each round of reshoots resulting in yet another delay to its release date.
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Michael Keaton's Batman Was Meant To Be The DCEU's Nick Fury - Why It Didn't Happen
Plans were once in place for Michael Keaton's Batman to serve in a similar role as Nick Fury in the MCU. Here's why these plans eventually fell through.
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Mission: Impossible: Ethan Hunt's Entire Backstory, Explained
One of the great mysteries of the Mission: Impossible franchise is how IMF leader Ethan Hunt got to where he is. Here is his backstory.
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Sound Of Freedom Outperforms Shazam 2, 65, Air & Many Others At The Box Office With Ease
"Sound of Freedom" has outpaced a number of high-profile films thus far, but this feat hasn't come without controversy due to its perceived right-wing appeal.
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Oppenheimer Vs. Barbie - Why The Box Office Winner Matters Less Than You Think
It's the heavyweight battle of 2023. However, whoever wins Barbie vs Oppenheimer doesn't matter, because the real victor is moviegoers - and cinema at large.
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The Ending Of Sound Of Freedom Explained
"Sound of Freedom," the Jim Caviezel-starring thriller film about child trafficking, is a runaway success in theaters. Here's the ending of the movie explained.
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Secret Invasion Ep 5: Who Is Fury's Pilot? What To Know If You Missed Black Widow
Nick Fury's pilot in "Secret Invasion" Episode 5 is also a prominent character in "Black Widow." Here's what you should know about Rick Mason.
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Multiverse Of Madness: Hayley Atwell's Cameo Doesn't Serve Captain Carter's Character
Hayley Atwell feels her cameo as alternate-reality Captain Carter in "Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness" doesn't serve the character.
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The Marvels: How A 1960s Comic Inspired The MCU Film's Body-Swapping Premise
"The Marvels" executive producer Mary Livanos says that the film's inventive body-swapping premise was influenced by "Captain Marvel" comics from the '60s.
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The Marvels Drops A Stunning BTS Look At Costumes For MCU's First Women-Led Film
Entertainment Weekly dropped some behind-the-scenes images of the three leads of "The Marvels" in costume. To no one's surprise, they look incredible.
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Sound Of Freedom: The Story Of Tim Ballard, The Film's Real-Life Inspiration
"Sound of Freedom" is one of 2023's most unexpected success stories, but the real-life figure who inspired the movie is polarizing and controversial.
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The Time Sound Of Freedom Star Jim Caviezel Got Struck By Lightning
"Sound of Freedom" lead Jim Caviezel wasstruck by lightning nearly two entire decades ago while in the process of shooting another well-known film.
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Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World Stopped Michael Cera From Giving Up On Acting
If Michael Cera wasn't already signed on for Edgar Wright's "Scott Pilgrim vs. The World," chances are that the actor would have left Hollywood behind.
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Mission: Impossible's Henry Czerny Had Real CIA Prep For His Role As Kittridge
To get ready for his role as IMF Director Eugene Kittridge in the first "Mission: Impossible" movie, Henry Czerny went to the real CIA for advice.
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