Leading up to the release of Spider-Man: Far From Home, more questions than you can count on two hands have floated around the internet. But the most pressing query on Marvel fans' minds is this: Does Spider-Man: Far From Home have a post-credits scene? We have the answer.
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It wasn't always bottles of rum and a hearty yo-ho-ho for Sparrow and crew. Making the first film was an exercise in risk-taking that ended up paying dividends beyond what anyone could have imagined, from zombies to complex heroines and all the inebriated quips in between.
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Spider-Man: Far From Home hasn't yet swung onto theater screens for the general public's viewing pleasure, but the long-awaited Spidey sequel finally premiered in Hollywood for industry bigwigs and members of the press on June 26. The following day, critics posted their reviews on Rotten Tomatoes.
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Poor Peter Parker just doesn't have good luck with father figures. In a recent interview, Avengers: Endgame and Spider-Man: Far From Home star Tom Holland opened up about Peter Parker's relationship with the late Tony Stark, whom he had come to look up to after the death of his Uncle Ben.
Read MoreThey're beautiful, they're brilliant, they work for Charlie, and they look different than the ones who came before them. Kristen Stewart, Naomi Scott, and Ella Balinska are the new Charlie's Angels, partnering up in the first trailer for Sony Pictures' Charlie's Angels reboot.
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We're approaching the endgame of Avengers: Endgame, when Marvel launches the re-release of the superhero flick on June 28. Marvel has kept quiet about what the re-release's post-credits scene is all about, but thanks to a recent report, we may have the answer as to what the sequence entails.
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Disney movies are designed to be rewatched over and over again. When you really dig into them, though, you might notice that they often end with a few dangling and intriguing questions that are never fully answered, from nonsensical worldbuilding to uncomfortable romantic implications.
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Spider-People of all size, age, gender, and species were seen in Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse — but one iteration of the hero that was noticeably missing was Tom Holland's Peter Parker. If things had gone differently, Holland actually would have been a part of Into the Spider-Verse.
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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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Netflix is adding a bunch of awesome content in July 2019 -- and getting rid of a lot of great titles too. Here are our picks for the movies you must stream one more time before they leave the service, potentially never to return.
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Disband the Avengers? Not on Nick Fury's watch. In a recent conversation with CinemaBlend, Samuel L. Jackson made an interesting case for why large-scale teamups like those featured in the Avengers movies will likely always be part of the fabric of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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The Mouse Guard has disbanded. Director Wes Ball took to Twitter to confirm that Fox Studios' adaptation of the Eisner award-winning comic book series is officially no more. His post featured a short video revealing test footage for the motion capture project.
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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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Tom Holland: real-life superhero. While in New York to promote his upcoming film Spider-Man: Far From Home, in which he stars as the web-slinging hero, Holland faced a crowd of aggressive "graphers" and saved a fan who was about to suffer a panic attack while being pushed against a barricade.
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There's no type of fame quite like the one actors are thrust into after starring in a Marvel movie. With the international attention also comes backlash of equal intensity, and sadly, seven-year-old Avengers: Endgame actress Lexi Rabe is facing the negative effects of being part of the MCU.
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A mind-bending movie deserves a mind-blowing cast. Edgar Wright's psychological thriller Last Night in Soho, currently in production in London, has rounded out its roster of stars, and it's a dream team of both hot young talent and well-respected veterans.
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It might be strange to remember now, but there was a time when the summer box office wasn't dominated by comic book movies. How far back can you trace the origins of our current superheroic movie landscape? It just might start in the year 2000, when X-Men changed everything.
Read MoreBond is back, and he's burning up the Caribbean. A short video from the set of the 25th film in the James Bond franchise gives us a look at the film's locale, along with director Cary Fukunaga and star Daniel Craig hard at work. The video was posted to the James Bond 007 YouTube Channel.
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Brush up on your knowledge of the star who made a skeptical world reconsider Tonya Harding before she faces you with the tragedy that ended classic Hollywood -- and, given Robbie's skill, manages to make you cry into your popcorn. This is the untold truth of Margot Robbie.
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Things are only getting darker for Dark Phoenix. According to Exhibitor Relations senior media analyst Jeff Bock, 20th Century Fox's Dark Phoenix, which stars Sophie Turner as the mutant Jean Grey, is already getting booted from theaters in its third week out.
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Marvel Studios surprised everyone with the announcement that Avengers: Endgame is getting a re-release just two months after the film hit theaters. Marvel initially didn't say a whole lot about the new version of Endgame, but now, the studio has revealed what audiences will see up on the big screen.
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The rubber has met the road on Fast & Furious 9. The latest installment in the hard-driving, unstoppable action series has officially gone before the cameras, and several of its stars took to social media to celebrate and offer some kind words for the fans.
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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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July 2019 promises to be a big month for Amazon Prime's original and exclusive content, with a slew of movies and television series lined up to join the streaming service's library. Get a head start on all the additions to your queue with our look at the month's best Amazon Prime Video arrivals.
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The Flash Gordon reboot just got a lot more interesting. Fox and Disney have reportedly tapped Taika Waititi, who blew everyone away with Thor: Ragnarok, to helm an animated adaptation of the iconic property — and he may be scripting the feature as well, according to Deadline.
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Disney and Marvel's surprise re-release of Avengers: Endgame is upon us, and it looks as though the companies have a single goal in mind: rake in enough money to make it the highest-grossing movie of all time, ousting Avatar from the top spot. Here's how much money Endgame needs to beat Avatar.
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Toy Story 4 may be an improbably vital addendum to a practically perfect trilogy, but if star Tim Allen gets his way, it won't be the end. Allen recently teased in an interview that while the fourth installment serves as a nice capper to the series, he has a feeling that there's more to explore.
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