Marvel's box office success is starting to feel par for the course these days. But even so, the numbers for Spider-Man: Far From Home are still well above the rather hefty expectations that had been set for Spidey's second solo swing through the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Let's find out why.
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Spider-Man: Far From Home delivered all the heart, thrills, and goofiness we've come to expect since Tom Holland took over the webs in 2016's Captain America: Civil War. But, in all of the excitement, there are a lot of little touches in Far From Home you probably missed.
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Everyone in the MCU has been fighting over the Infinity Stones for years now, even if movie audiences didn't always realize it. But what exactly are all these glowy rocks, and how were all the Infinity Stones finally brought together? Here's how Thanos got the Infinity Stones.
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Don't count DC Universe out just yet. The streamer has announced that it will field a substantial presentation at San Diego Comic Con 2019, with stars from all of its original series on hand and plenty of sneak peeks and exclusive footage. The panel will take place on Saturday, July 20.
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A gay Spider-Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe? Tom Holland is completely open to the idea. In a recent interview ahead of the launch of Spider-Man: Far From Home, Holland said that he would "of course" be okay with Peter Parker coming out as gay, if that's where his personal story goes.
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We know a few things about the Russo Brothers' San Diego Comic-Con 2019 panel, but one thing everyone has wondered about is whether they'll see their favorite actors reunite and join the Russos for the presentation. So, will the panel feature the cast of Avengers: Endgame? We've got the answer.
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The plot of Spider-Man: Far From Home has a whole lot more to do with the wider MCU than it does its own Spider-Man continuity. In case you somehow missed the last two Avengers movies, a lot has happened since Peter Parker's first adventure. Let's break down the ending of Spider-Man: Far From Home.
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There are plenty of twists in Spider-Man: Far From Home, and with everything going on, there were bound to be a few questions that got tangled up in the web of illusion.
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Just like that, The Flash is back on track. Andy Muschietti, who directed It: Chapter One and its forthcoming sequel, is reportedly in talks to take on the long-in-development big-screen solo vehicle for the Scarlet Speedster. Ezra Miller is set to return.
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Spider-Man: Far From Home is a trip. It's a literal trip, but it's also a head trip. Some characters take on roles you wouldn't expect, some aren't who they appear to be at all, and still others are a total surprise.
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The film career of Taye Diggs almost took a super detour. In a recent conversation with Inside the Black Actors' Studio, the veteran actor revealed that early in his career, he was up for the part of Robin, the Boy Wonder, in a live-action Batman movie.
Read MoreEveryone who's anyone is in Knives Out, but who is the one that committed a devilish crime? Lionsgate has unleashed the first trailer for Knives Out, the murder mystery from The Last Jedi writer-director Rian Johnson that brings together some of the biggest and brightest stars in Hollywood.
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Spider-Man: Far from Home has finally arrived, and it's a lot to take in -- and that includes the scenes we see after the credits start to roll. If you're wondering what it all means for Peter Parker and the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, don't worry -- we've got the answers you need.
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Captain America: Civil War pitted Steve Rogers against Tony Stark, and it left the Avengers in disarray. But who actually won the war? Well, we decided to take the entire Civil War scenario to task, breaking down the situation and analyzing the aftermath to see who won the superhero showdown.
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Small-screen stars are getting ready to take over San Diego Comic-Con. The 2019 edition of the hallowed event will feature presentations from ABC's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., CBS All Access' Star Trek properties, and the Netflix original series Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance and The Witcher.
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Be ready for trouble... 'cause trouble is ready for you. Whether that trouble ever actually gets to audiences is the real question. If Deadpool creator Rob Liefeld had his way, though, it definitely would. Liefeld recently revealed his desire for a Cable film franchise in the MCU.
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Regardless of how many adaptations and interpretations there are, the more successful ones always leave a mark on the mythology that changes future tellings, and Gotham is no exception. Here's how Gotham changed Batman.
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Marvel just keeps crushing it with its casting of the forthcoming The Eternals. Academy Award-nominated actress Salma Hayek is reportedly in talks for a role in the film. She would join a cast that already includes Angelina Jolie, Richard Madden, and Kumail Nanjiani.
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The creator of Legion still has high hopes for his version of one of Marvel's most iconic villains. In a conversation with The Hollywood Reporter, Noah Hawley revealed that his script for Doctor Doom — which is completed — is not out of the running for inclusion in the MCU.
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People just can't escape the inherent silliness (or unabashed fun) of spending tens of millions of dollars to make really cool movies about a young dude who flies around buildings on webs he shoots from his appendages. Here are some times when things got a little silly on set.
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With one blockbuster franchise winding down, Daisy Ridley may be moving on to another. The star of the Star Wars sequel trilogy is reportedly the top choice to take on the role of Batgirl in the long-awaited "Worlds of DC" entry from studio Warner Brothers, according to We Got This Covered.
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Vertigo is knocking on death's door. DC Comics announced on Friday, June 21 that its Vertigo imprint will cease production in January 2020. This news comes just a few weeks after Bleeding Cool reported that DC was indeed planning to shutter Vertigo.
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The Abrams family is swinging into the Spidey universe this September. Filmmaker J.J. Abrams and his son Henry Abrams announced on Thursday, June 20 that they have written a brand-new Spider-Man comic series that will start from issue number one.
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Don't count Tom Hardy's Venom out of the MCU just yet. In a recent conversation with CinemaBlend, Marvel Studios head honcho Kevin Feige left the door open for a potential crossover with Hardy's anti-hero and Tom Holland's Spider-Man — but he also made clear that it wasn't exactly up to him.
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Everyone loves the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Everyone loves Keanu Reeves. How long before the two shall meet? In a chat with ComicBook.com, Marvel Studios boss Kevin Feige revealed that the studio has had Reeves in mind for a long, long time — and that they're just waiting for the right role.
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After taking a year off in 2018, Marvel is set to return to Hall H at the legendary San Diego Comic-Con in July. Deadline had the details, but Disney declined to comment on the report that Marvel will indeed be back at Hall H this year.
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The casting of Robert Pattinson as the new Bruce Wayne may have stirred controversy in some quarters — but a certain subset of fans are fully on board. A majority of moviegoers ages 18-29 prefer Pattinson over Bat-runner-up Nicholas Hoult, according to a poll conducted by The Hollywood Reporter.
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