You know what they say: divide and conquer, right? Marvel Studios has unleashed yet another TV spot for Avengers: Endgame — one that reveals a juicy detail about the forthcoming film. At the top of the footage, Captain America tells his fellow heroes, "You know your teams, you know your missions."
Read MoreChristopher McQuarrie directing two more Mission: Impossible films? Not such an impossible mission, as it turns out. McQuarrie, who wrote and directed Mission: Impossible - Fallout, has just closed a deal with Paramount to write and direct two new installments in the franchise that stars Tom Cruise.
Read MoreTom Holland's version of Marvel's marquee webslinger is coming back in a big way, trotting the globe like you've never seen him before. How's the wall-crawler going to handle being so out of his element? Let's break it down with the details you missed in Spider-Man: Far From Home's first trailer.
Read MoreBy all accounts, this beloved Harry Potter veteran would like to continue acting, but there are a few factors that might be making directors a bit hesitant to work with him these days. Here's why Robbie Coltrane isn't landing the high-profile roles he used to, and how he could turn it around.
Read MoreThe "whole new world" that Disney's live-action Aladdin will take viewers is apparently to the uncanny valley just outside of bizarro town. When the House of Mouse unveiled the second trailer for the new Aladdin, countless people across the globe reacted in horror at Will Smith's take on the Genie.
Read MoreThere's no escaping the fact that the end is nigh and that Earth's Mightiest Heroes will face a dangerous fight in Avengers: Endgame. One star who isn't letting the rest of the cast forget that reality is Thanos actor Josh Brolin, who has delivered a threatening reminder to his fellow MCU stars.
Read MoreAvengers: Infinity War left a lot of dangling questions. Among the most important: where was the Hulk? The big green guy all but abandoned Bruce Banner in the battle against Thanos. Was his absence just build-up for an Endgame triumph?
Read MoreThe Star Trek franchise returned to blockbuster success with its 2009 reboot, but a decade later, the series seems to be stuck in studio limbo. How did it all go so wrong, so fast? Here's a look at why Star Trek 4 was canceled — and what fans can expect next.
Read MoreWith the MCU turning 22 films old upon the release of Avengers: Endgame, fans are using their expertise to guide newcomers through Marvel's timeline. We asked ourselves what order made the most sense in terms of story flow, and we have what we think is the right order to watch every MCU movie.
Read MoreThe heavyweight acting talent just keeps hopping on board the Black Widow train. Marvel Studios has cast British star of stage and screen O-T Fagbenle in the solo standalone flick for Natasha Romanoff, the onetime agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. and founding member of the Avengers.
Read MoreOne fan's trash is another fan's treasure. That's why we've scoured DVD menus, message boards, and all the seediest dumpsters in the back alleys of the internet to bring you this curated selection of the most deliciously terrible scenes to ever be rejected by the filmmakers who shot them.
Read MoreThe most underrated Avenger is getting his very own show. Sources close to the Walt Disney Company relayed to Variety on Wednesday that the House of Mouse has put into development a limited series all about Hawkeye. Jeremy Renner will star on the show, set to premiere on Disney+.
Read MoreFrom acclaimed indie dramas to massive Marvel blockbusters, Mark Ruffalo has proven he can do it all. That doesn't mean, however, that he nails every scene on the first take — and we've got just the collection of hilarious bloopers to prove it.
Read MoreAmerican Horror Story is going throwback. Creator Ryan Murphy posted a short teaser video for the new season to his Instagram account this morning, and the footage has the bloody fingerprints of the Golden Age of Slashers all over it. This is by design, as indicated by the season's title.
Read MoreNo one is born at the top. What made this audacious twosome the brilliant, bawdy, brash men they are today? Here's the story of Key and Peele before they were, well, Key and Peele — childhood nerdery, puppetry, and long-lost half-brothers included.
Read MoreThanos and death are inexorably linked, but the question of whether he'll meet his demise in Avengers: Endgame isn't as clear as it may seem. There are plenty of reasons we could see his nihilistic life come to an end in Endgame, but there are also some good arguments that we probably won't.
Read MoreHail to the king — and the other talking animals in the kingdom he rules. Walt Disney Studios has unraveled a brand-new trailer for the forthcoming Lion King remake, this time showing off familiar faces fans know and love (and fear, in one particular case) from the '90s animated classic.
Read MoreIn your haste to figure out just how many pop culture references you can spot, you might have missed how the whole story came together at the end. So from the final fight to the ultimate Easter egg, here's the ending of Ready Player One explained.
Read MoreEveryone knows the lengths to which Marvel and the Avengers: Endgame directors have gone to maintain a level of mystery around the movie — and that now includes shooting multiple endings. Bruce Banner actor Mark Ruffalo recently revealed that he shot five different endings for Endgame. Here's why.
Read MoreOnly one thing is certain: this isn't going to be any old superhero film. Joker has ideas and ambitions that are totally new and untested, and we're willing to bet they'll impress. Here are all the reasons to get hyped about this brand new take on the Dark Knight's greatest nemesis.
Read MoreA Grease prequel? Tell me more, tell me more. Paramount Players, a division of Paramount Pictures, is developing a prequel to the famed 1978 musical film Grease. The studio made the announcement on Tuesday, April 9, and The Hollywood Reporter relayed the news in an exclusive report.
Read MoreDisney announced Tuesday that the Monsters, Inc. spin-off series headed to Disney+ is in the works. Entitled Monsters at Work, the series has tapped original Monsters, Inc. voice actors John Goodman, Billy Crystal, John Ratzenberger, Jennifer Tilly, and Bob Peterson to reprise their roles.
Read MoreWe're already asking the question that's going to be on everyone's mind once the credits roll on Endgame: what's next? Only time will tell, but like Doctor Strange, we've looked through 14,000,000 possible futures for the MCU, and have a few ideas on what we might see in Phase Four.
Read MoreThe mighty mutants may call Marvel their new home, but they won't be playing with their crime-fighting pals for a pretty long while. Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige said during a recent interview that it will be "a very long time" before the X-Men join the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Read MoreEven the best franchise isn't perfect, and this one is no exception. From epic battles and witty humor to deviations from the source material and a tendency to genre-hop, let's break down five of the best and five of the worst scenes from Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings trilogy.
Read MoreThe end is nigh. On Monday, April 8, Preacher executive producer Seth Rogen announced that the upcoming fourth season of the comic book series will be its last. Rogen dropped the news on Instagram, also confirming the premiere date for Preacher season 4.
Read MoreA superhero film about the importance of family is keeping things in the family for its sequel. Warner Bros.' New Line Cinema and DC Films have hired Shazam! screenwriter Henry Gayden to write the film's follow-up. Director David F. Sandberg and producer Peter Safran are expected to return as well.
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