Eric Bana Cast As The DCU's Next Bruce Wayne In Amazing Batman Fanart
Longtime Batman and DC fans will likely appreciate this stunning piece of fan art that depicts Eric Bana as Gotham's favored son, Bruce Wayne.
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Is The Mandalorian Season 4 Happening After The Star Wars Movie Announcement?
News of the "Mandalorian & Grogu" movie thrilled "Star Wars" fans, but it also likely had many wondering what that means for "The Mandalorian" Season 4.
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AI Recreates Star Wars As A '90s Anime - The Results Are On-Target
This nostalgic AI artwork shows "Star Wars" characters in the style of a '90s anime, and it has fans exclaiming that they would watch such a series.
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Marvel's Eternals Did One Thing Better Than Any Other Superhero Movie Or Show
According to some Marvel fans on social media, "Eternals" managed to pull off one endeavor better than other prominent superhero franchises.
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Colman Domingo Becomes Marvel's Kang In Stunning Fanart
In a fantastic and incredibly detailed piece of fan art, "Fear the Walking Dead" actor Colman Domingo dons the mantle of Marvel's Kang the Conqueror.
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Star Wars: What Does The Sith Title 'Darth' Mean?
Throughout the "Star Wars" franchise, many Sith Lords use the "Darth" title. While the exact origin of the title is a bit unclear, it does have a clear meaning.
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What Was Star Wars' First Lightsaber?
Audiences first saw a lightsaber in "A New Hope," but the iconic Star Wars weapon appeared in-universe well before that. Here's what we know.
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The Hunger Games: Finnick Odair Has A Tragic Secret Past Only Book Readers Know
Finnick Odair's "Hunger Games" story is a tragic one, but his past contains dark secrets only those who read the books may be aware of.
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Marvel Wanted Saoirse Ronan For A Key MCU Role - But She Turned It Down
Saoirse Ronan is one of the best actors of her generation, so it's not surprising that Marvel Studios wanted to cast her in a movie. But Ronan had other plans.
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David Ayer Has One Last Request From Warner Bros. For His Suicide Squad Cut
David Ayer is pretty much done hoping to get his cut of "Suicide Squad" released by Warner Bros., but he would like to ask the studio for one small favor.
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5 Characters Tom Cruise Should Play In James Gunn's DCU After Warner Bros. Film Deal
With Tom Cruise now locked into a major deal at Warner Bros., it's the perfect time to finally give him the superhero role fans have been waiting for.
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Star Trek: The Real Reason William Shatner's Kirk Didn't Return From The Dead
"Star Trek" wouldn't be the same without Captain Kirk, but the franchise's screenwriters had a good reason for not bringing Kirk back from the dead.
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How Hugh Jackman Got Ripped For Deadpool 3
Even after two decades of playing Wolverine, Hugh Jackman upgraded his training routine for "Deadpool 3." Here's how.
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Marvel Theory: The First Movie Hulk Isn't A Mutation - It's A Demonic Possession
Is Ang Lee's 2003 Marvel movie "Hulk" more "The Exorcist" than "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde"? One fan theory seems to suggest this is the case.
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William Shatner's Star Trek IV Behavior Forced Catherine Hicks To Stand Up For Herself
Speaking to StarTrek.com in 2012, Catherine Hicks recalled how she dealt with William Shatner's playful teasing on the set of "Star Trek IV."
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New Star Trek Movie Reportedly In Development From Andor Director Toby Haynes
According to a report from Deadline, "Andor" director Toby Haynes is helming a new "Star Trek" movie that will serve as a prequel to J.J. Abrams' 2009 film.
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Game Of Thrones Creators Confirm Their Star Wars Movie Plot & Why It Didn't Happen
HBO's "Game of Thrones" creators David Benioff and D. B. Weiss finally detail what their "Star Wars" movie would have been about and why it never came to be.
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Tom Cruise's Warner Bros. Film Deal Means We May Finally Get A Long-Awaited Sequel
It's been reported that Tom Cruise is back to working heavily with Warner Bros., which could mean a long-awaited sequel finally gets some much needed attention.
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Mark Hamill Finally Meets Star Wars Co-Star 6 Years After Viral Tweet
Mark Hamill and Natalie Portman finally crossed paths at the 2024 Golden Globes ceremony, and "Star Wars" fans have shared their thoughts on the matter.
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Star Wars Announces A Mandalorian & Grogu Live-Action Movie Coming Soon
"The Mandalorian" is making the leap to the big screen, with Jon Favreau set to direct the first theatrical Star Wars movie since 2019.
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Christopher Nolan Received A Harsh Tenet Review From His Peloton Instructor
Christopher Nolan's "Tenet" wasn't as well-received as some of his other films, with even the director's Peloton instructor bashing the movie during a class.
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Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire's 'Baby Kong' Has A Name (With A Secret Meaning)
The name of the young, orange ape in "Godzilla x Kong" has been revealed, and its "secret" meaning may tell us more about the kaiju-sized sequel.
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Marvel Created A CGI Robert Downey Jr. For Key Iron Man Scene (But You Didn't Notice)
Due to an ankle injury, the founding face of the MCU was not available to shoot what became one of Tony Stark's most memorable moments.
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Verizon's 'Dramatic Dad' Commercial Has A Marvel Connection Only MCU Fans Caught
Hint: She appears in flashbacks as the child version of a character who's barely in "Ant-Man & The Wasp: Quantumania."
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Godzilla Minus One Sequel - Will It Ever Happen?
"Godzilla Minus One" took the box office by storm, but what are the chances of it getting a sequel? We take a look at if it will ever happen.
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Star Wars' New Energy Sword May Be More Powerful Than A Lightsaber
The lightsaber is known for its immense power, making it an iconic weapon in the Star Wars franchise. But another energy sword could be even mightier.
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How William Shatner Ruined Star Trek V: The Final Frontier, According To One Producer
Producer Harve Bennett stated in 1993 that the fifth "Star Trek" film did not work, because William Shatner, who directed, insisted on its faulty premise.
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