Supergirl screenwriter Ana Nogueira also wrote a screenplay for the previous era of DC movies, but don't expect anything from that script to make it into this new one.
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Three new posters for Evil Dead Burn have revealed some of the new weapons the Deadites will be using in the new film.
Ocean's 11 is returning to theaters to celebrate its 25th Anniversary, with Fathom Entertainment hosting two screenings this month.
According to data presented at UKCA, British Cinemas failed Sinners, F1, Superman, I Swear, Marty Supreme, Predator: Badlands, One Battle After Another and more
Warner Bros. released the first ten minutes of Mortal Kombat II for fans and moviegoers to watch if they haven't seen the film yet
A Separated At Birth Special: DC Comics removes the Bilquis Evely Supergirl print after claims of Star Wars "inspiration"
If you see Supergirl at AMC IMAX the weekend of release, you'll get the comic it was based on, by Tom King, Bilquis Evely and Mat Lopes, for free
Tickets for Supergirl have officially gone on sale, and with that, we got a new, extended TV spot, 5 new posters, and some of those posters are actually decent looking.
Evil Dead Burn will feature a new breed of terrifying Deadites, according to director Sébastien Vaniček. It releases in theaters on July 10.
Warner Bros. has released 5 new character posters for Supergirl, and they aren't terrible.
Warner Bros. has shared the official trailer for The End of Oak Street, and it appears the neighborhood might have a dinosaur problem on top of being moved to an entirely new location.
Man of Tomorrow writer and director James Gunn has shared a photo of Lex Luthor's powersuit and revealed that it is "100% practical."
During Minecraft Live, we learned that the official title for the next movie will be A Minecraft Movie Squared [insert math and square block joke here].
Warner Bros. has shared two new TV spots for Supergirl. One focuses on Kara's origins, while the other focuses on Krem of the Yellow Hills.
Did Sebastian Stan drop a spoiler for The Batman: Part II? Maybe, but it's a level of spoiler that could be revealed in marketing.
Supergirl is weeks away from opening in theaters, but Milly Alcock as Kara Zor-El will return for a role in the Superman sequel, Man of Tomorrow.
Warner Bros. and New Line Cinema have officially brought on David Derrick Jr. (Moana 2) and John Aoshima (Ultraman: Rising) to direct the Hello Kitty film.
Warner Bros. and DC Studios have released a new international Lobo character poster, and...it's fine. As we saw the other day, it could be worse.
The Bride! failed to resonate with critics or find an audience in theaters, but maybe it will have better luck when it hits HBO Max next week.
A new international poster for Supergirl has been released, and it is really, really ugly and poorly done, even by superhero movie poster standards.
The Batman: Part II director Matt Reeves has taken to social media, using GIFs to confirm new and returning cast members.
Does the James Bond casting process start mean that Dune: Part Three post-production has wrapped? Based on reporting from last year, it could be.
Ian McKellen on how rare it is to have the opportunity to play "a good man like Gandalf," a role he is reprising in The Lord of the Rings: The Hunt for Gollum.
Marvel Cinematic Universe MVP Sebastian Stan says The Batman: Part II will be "a challenge, like everything else," and he feels "like it's a really ambitious movie."
Production on the Superman sequel, Man of Tomorrow, is chugging along, and Sinqua Walls is the latest to reportedly join the cast.
Mortal Kombat II writer Jeremy Slater has explained why he chose to kill off certain characters. [SPOILERS]
Director Matt Reeves took to social media today to share some images of testing that he is doing for The Batman: Part II.
Mortal Kombat II is similar to the last film, turned up a notch. Sadly, that means a really bad script & painful scenes between the fights.
Matthew Lillard has reportedly joined the cast of the Superman sequel, Man of Tomorrow, which started filming last month.
Mortal Kombat II producer Todd Garner says, "Quite frankly, in the first movie, the studio didn't know what they had," with the first film.