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Evil Dead Rise has a final trailer touting its spectacular reviews out, and tickets are now on sale for the opening in theaters April 21st.

Filming for Joker: Folie à Deux has wrapped, giving the film more than a year and a half to do post-production. We also got two new images.

Bloomberg reports that Warner Bros. Discovery is closing in on a streaming series adaptation of J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter book series.

The first trailer, summary, and images for Blue Beetle have officially been released, and it looks pretty awesome. It will be released in theaters on August 18th.

The early box office numbers for Shazam! Fury of the Gods are looking a little soft as 7 posters are released.

Warner Bros. Discovery's David Zaslav confirmed a press day on April 12 for a rollout of the new HBO Max/Discovery+ combo streaming service.

Warner Bros. Discovery and New Line Cinema have struck a deal, and we are getting new films based on The Lord of the Rings.

The Flash will be making its big screen debut at CinemaCon in Las Vegas in April 2023, almost two months before its June release date.

HBO & HBO Max content head Casey Bloys had some interesting updates on DC Studios' James Gunn & Peter Safran's DCU series plans.

Lady Gaga and director Todd Phillips have shared the first image from Joker: Folie à Deux. It will be released on October 4, 2024.

Leslie Grace defends Batgirl, calls the scenes that she got to see "incredible," and says that it had the potential to be a good film.

We have three new character posters for The Flash featuring the title character, one of our Batman's, and Supergirl.

Based on Deadline Hollywood's profile of Channing Dungey, Chairman & CEO, WBTV Group, work on HBO Max's Velma Season 2 is underway.

We just got the trailer for The Flash so that means two high-quality images, a shiny new logo, and a Super Bowl spot that doesn't contain any new footage.

The first trailer for The Flash is here, and boy, is there a lot of Batman in this trailer for a movie about The Flash.

In today's BCTV Daily Dispatch: Criminal Minds, South Park, The Orville, Biden/FOX "News," Disney/Warner Bros. Discovery, The Nevers & more!

Warner Bros. Discovery and DC Studios have dropped a poster for The Flash ahead of its Super Bowl trailer debut this Sunday. The poster absolutely slaps.

Warner Bros. Discovery is still merging HBO Max and Discovery+ content, but it's now decided to keep Discovery+ a stand-alone service, too.

Batgirl star Leslie Grace has nothing but praise for co-star Brendan Fraser [no surprise there] but also spotlights the fire practical effects that were used.

Cho-chairman and co-CEO of DC Studios James Gunn has taken to social media to ask you, the public, the most important question regarding Superman.

The sequel to The Batman has snagged an official title and 2025 release date. We are getting a Batman movie and a Superman movie in the same year.

When Batgirl was shelved back in August, we were told it was for tax purposes, but now Peter Safran is saying that the film "was not releasable."

Ezra Miller's future as The Flash at DC Studios is still up the air after the actors legal troubles, but comments from Peter Safran sound promising.

In a Warner Bros. Discovery deal, Tubi & The Roku Channel are the new home for a number of series, including Westworld, The Nevers & more.

Overnight, we decided to check out what Twitter was saying about James Gunn & the DCU, and #DCStudios did not disappoint. Some takeaways...

A new trailer and a bunch of new images from Shazam! Fury of the Gods teases what kind of movie this sequel to one of the best DC movies [don't @ me] will be.

HBO Max has confirmed that both Titans and Doom Patrol will not be moving forward after the end of their respective fourth seasons.

Could Brendan Fraser's Oscar nomination for The Whale be the sort of thing that could help get HBO Max's Doom Patrol a fifth season?

James Gunn made clear DC Studios' philosophy when it comes to DCU casting: it's the right person for the right role for the best experience.

Turns out we almost missed DC Studios co-head James Gunn's reaction to the video Jason Momoa posted yesterday after his DCU meeting.