According to Variety, Sony execs are pushing for their newest Marvel film, Venom, to have a hard PG-13 rating, a maneuver that's sure to leave hardcore fans of the symbiote-powered antihero puzzled.
Read MoreTom, is that really you? Venom actor Tom Hardy is nearly unrecognizable as infamous gangster Alphonse "Al" Capone in the first official photo from writer-director Josh Trank's impending biographical crime film Fonzo.
Read MoreBlack Cat and Silver Sable are going their separate ways. According to a report by Variety, Sony has officially removed Silver & Black from its upcoming slate of movies based on its library of Marvel Comics characters, with plans in place to give each character a solo film, starting with Black Cat.
Read MoreNothing is set in stone, but there's a chance that James Gunn could return to helm the third Guardians of the Galaxy film after all. According to a story posted by Deadline, back channels are buzzing with chatter that the House of Mouse is reconsidering their abrupt firing of the director.
Read MoreFollowing Disney's decision to fire James Gunn as the director of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, Marvel fans wondered what the pic would be like without the filmmaker's creative touch. Now, they may not have to — not entirely. Disney reportedly plans to use Gunn's script for Guardians Vol. 3.
Read MoreFrom Betty solving her problems with maple syrup and a very hot hot tub to Jughead slicing a rival gangster's arm open, here are the craziest things to ever happen in Riverdale.
Read MoreAfter starring in two not-so-super superhero movies (hey, not many people want to remember Green Lantern or X-Men Origins: Wolverine), Ryan Reynolds compensated by playing two characters in Deadpool 2. Wade Wilson lived, but the other mutant died — or so we thought. Here's proof that he survived.
Read MoreGuy Pearce is shooting his shot at a role in Bloodshot. Pearce is reportedly in talks to replace Michael Sheen in Sony and Cross Creek Pictures' Bloodshot, which stars Vin Diesel as Ray Garrison, better known as the titular Bloodshot.
Read MoreGo, go, Power Rangers — again! Hasbro CEO Brian Goldner has announced that a Power Rangers movie sequel is officially in the works. The film will follow up director Dean Israelite's Power Rangers, which starred Dacre Montgomery and Naomi Scott.
Read MoreAs any eagle-eyed fan of the Deadpool franchise can assure you, Deadpool 2 featured a truckload of Easter eggs. But there was one X-Men-related reference in the Ryan Reynolds-starring superhero flick that was hidden so well, it likely slipped right under your radar.
Read MoreUniversal Pictures has kicked the cowboy to the curb, nixed the ninja, and is no longer vouching for the viking. The studio announced on Tuesday that it had pulled the Chris Pratt-starring Cowboy Ninja Viking from its release schedule and delayed production indefinitely.
Read MorePerhaps Johnny Depp and Forest Whitaker will not be solving Biggie Smalls' murder after all. City of Lies, the upcoming true-crime drama about the investigation into the murder of The Notorious B.I.G., has been delayed from its theatrical release indefinitely, only a month from its expected debut.
Read MoreTwo more Marvel stars just got stuck in the Spider-Man: Far From Home web. Alongside Tom Holland's web-slinging Spidey, Samuel L. Jackson will reprise his role as S.H.I.E.L.D. leader Nick Fury and Cobie Smulders will step back into her character Maria Hill, former S.H.I.E.L.D. deputy director.
Read MoreOne of the most exciting aspects of the lead-up to the release of Deadpool 2 was the arrival of the superhero team X-Force. Fans speculated on what Terry Crews' Bedlam, Lewis Tan's Shatterstar, and Bill Skarsgård's Zeitgeist would bring to the fight in the Deadpool sequel — and then everybody died.
Read MoreThe CW has captured its Kate Kane. The network just tapped Orange Is the New Black actress Ruby Rose to star as Batwoman in the upcoming Arrowverse crossover event and to lead the potential Batwoman solo series from writer, director, and executive producer Caroline Dries.
Read MoreEpix and Universal Cable Productions are set to do a duty-dance with death. Universal Cable Productions' Slaughterhouse-Five television adaptation has officially begun development with Epix. The series translates Kurt Vonnegut's anti-war novel of the same name.
Read MoreEagle-eyed Avengers fans have gone and done it again, identifying in Infinity War what looks to be a clear blink-and-you'll-miss-it reference to Captain Marvel — both the character, and the upcoming movie. Check out the hi-res images from the movie's home release, and see what you think.
Read MoreRobin Wright's President Claire Underwood will take her oath of office sooner than you think. Netflix revealed on Tuesday when the sixth and final season of House of Cards will premiere, releasing a killer new poster alongside the announcement.
Read MoreThe second coming of Adonis Creed is upon us. MGM and Warner Bros. Pictures have dropped the first photos from Creed 2 (also stylized as Creed II), the upcoming boxing drama sequel directed by Steven Caple Jr., written by Sylvester Stallone, and starring Michael B. Jordan.
Read MoreGuardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 without James Gunn's script? Dave Bautista doesn't want to have any part of that. Bautista, who plays Drax, has revealed his intention to quit Guardians Vol. 3 if Walt Disney Studios opts to not use the script Gunn had been working on before he was fired from the film.
Read MoreAfter titillating audiences with a cryptic, colorful, confrontational teaser, Netflix has finally released a first real look at the secretive, long-awaited limited series project from director Cary Joji Fukunaga, the director of True Detective season one — and the results are literally fantastical.
Read MoreSupergirl will soar again on the big screen, as Deadline is reporting that Warner Bros. and DC are teaming up to develop a new movie centering on the classic DC Comics character. Also known as Kara Zor-El or Kara Danvers, she is famously the cousin of Superman and the last daughter of Krypton.
Read MorePrepare to do a triple take. Margot Robbie looks eerily similar to the real-life woman she portrays in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, the forthcoming film from director Quentin Tarantino. Robbie took to Instagram on Monday to share the first snap of herself in character as Sharon Tate.
Read MoreDisney's not the only party making controversial personnel decisions on behalf of its Marvel properties; as it turns out, Marvel can also do that all by itself. According to FX CEO John Landgraf, Marvel itself was behind the decision to cancel Donald Glover's animated Deadpool series in March.
Read MoreGroot is many things: wise beyond his words, adorable in his baby form, and, as seemingly evidenced in Avengers: Infinity War, as worthy as Thor to wield an Asgardian weapon. The co-directors of Infinity War have finally revealed how Groot was able to lift Thor's new weapon Stormbreaker in the film.
Read MoreCharlotte Rae, the actress who played Mrs. Garrett on the 1980s sitcom The Facts of Life, has sadly died at the age of 92. Rae's publicist, Harlan Boll, announced news of her passing. Before The Facts of Life, Rae portrayed Mrs. Garrett on the sitcom Diff'rent Strokes.
Read MoreDrax is one part disheartened, one part disgusted. Dave Bautista (a.k.a. Drax the Destroyer) recently stated that working for Walt Disney Studios (where Marvel Studios is housed) is "pretty nauseating" after the company fired James Gunn as director of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3.
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