Spider-Man doesn't just do whatever a spider can. He can also do something the biggest superhero movie of 2019 couldn't. When Spider-Man: Far From Home launched in theaters on July 2, it shattered the record for the best Tuesday night opening ever — something that Avengers: Endgame couldn't touch.
Read MoreDon'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.
Read MoreA 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.
Read MoreWe 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.
Read MoreMidsommar, Ari Aster's much-anticipated follow-up to Hereditary, is finally here, so horror fans everywhere can finally put on their best white dresses and flower crowns to dig into this sun-drenched piece of folk-horror. Let's look at why it just might end up being the scariest movie of 2019.
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreSpider-Man: Far From Home finally swung onto silver screens on July 2 — delighting fans with action, adventure, and plenty of Peter Parker-brand humor. It also left audiences with quite a few questions, chief among which is this: Will there be a Spider-Man: Far From Home sequel?
Read MoreThere 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.
Read MoreJust 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.
Read MoreSpider-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.
Read MoreBill & Ted Face the Music has made another most excellent addition to its cast. Jillian Bell, who recently won accolades for her performance in the comedy/drama Brittany Runs a Marathon, has joined the production even as the cameras are beginning to roll. She'll portray a couples' therapist.
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreThis could spell bad news for the Guardians of the Galaxy. Zoe Saldana, whose time-displaced Gamora was left in a very strange place at the conclusion of Avengers: Endgame, told a crowd at ACE Comic-Con in Seattle that she's totally down to explore the bad side of the character.
Read MoreIt's the end of an era, and the actors who led the way are feeling emotional about it all. A new making-of featurette for Avengers: Endgame shows the cast (namely Chris Evans, Mark Ruffalo, and Chris Hemsworth) reflecting on what it was like to shoot the superhero ensemble.
Read MoreNow this is some serious commitment to character. Tom Holland, Marvel's resident spoiler-spiller and the latest (and arguably best) iteration of Spider-Man, revealed that he went undercover at a New York City high school to prepare for Spider-Man: Far From Home.
Read MoreSpider-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.
Read MoreSpider-Man: Far From Home takes the friendly neighborhood hero on an adventure across Europe, where he gets much more than he bargained for. A summer vacation like that requires a kickin' soundtrack of tunes that will make anyone want to get up and dance — and Sony Pictures has delivered.
Read MoreCute, clever, mischievous, intelligent, dangerous — and coming to a small screen near you. Warner Bros. Entertainment has announced that the animated Gremlins prequel series, entitled Gremlins: Secrets of the Mogwai, is headed to its upcoming WarnerMedia streaming service.
Read MoreThere are a lot of Spider-Man movies out there, and that means a lot of Spider-Man villains. With that in mind, we're taking a look back at the many, many supervillains Parker's already battled and seeing how they stack up against each other, up to and including Spider-Man: Far from Home's Mysterio.
Read MoreAs America's hero (and America's backside), Cap has a reputation to uphold. The guy who plays him, on the other hand, is a little more lax. While up on stage at ACE Comic Con, Captain America actor Chris Evans dropped an F-bomb, but quickly embodied Cap to give himself a bit of a scolding.
Read MoreCaptain 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.
Read MoreA couple of rising stars may be heading under the sea. Rapper turned actress Awkwafina (Crazy Rich Asians) and young Jacob Tremblay (Room) are reportedly in talks to join the cast of the upcoming live-action remake of The Little Mermaid, according to Deadline.
Read MoreSmall-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.
Read MoreAs proven by its enduring popularity on Netflix, The Office has taken its place in the canon of television classics, shedding the notion that it was somehow an inferior remake. Instead, it revolutionized TV comedy.
Read MoreHe-Man's first trip to theaters didn't go as planned in 1987, but the once-mighty TV and toy phenomenon is poised to get the reboot treatment -- and even though his first movie was a complete flop, the new Masters of the Universe is much more likely to blow you away. Here are all the reasons why.
Read MoreBond is back, and as dapper as ever. A series of photos posted to the official James Bond 007 Twitter account revealed star Daniel Craig in full-on 007 mode, while a short video showed the star pulling up in the superspy's iconic Aston-Martin as cameras crews rolled.
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