The Batman Getting New Script and 2019 Release Date

[Update: Trusted Variety reporter Justin Kroll now has sources refuting this report that everything is terrible over inThe Batmanland: That new script is likely the one rewritten by Oscar-winningArgoandJustice LeaguescribeChris Terrio, so maybe possiblyThe Batmanisn’t being thrown out entirely after all. Our original story follows below.] Like with pretty much all of its DCEU movies, Warner Bros. isn’t having an easy time withThe Batman. At the end of January,Ben Affleckdecided he would not directthe superhero film, although he remains on board to star and produce....

June 2, 2025 · 3 min · 541 words · Paula Scott

The Best Coming-of-Age Shows on Netflix Right Now

There could never be the argument that the world is in short supply of teen dramas. FromCluelesstoJunothere’s been a huge variety of the teenage perspective over the last thirty years, filled with angst and rebellion. But while some are unquestionably better than others, there can be no denying that each one serves its purpose in reaching out to those awkward teens and reassuring them that yes, we’ve all been there. However, despite what once may have been a novelty or a passing attempt at being cool, you may have noticed a far more progressive understanding of what young adults are facing....

June 2, 2025 · 8 min · 1680 words · James Thomas

The Boys Season 2, Episode 5 Recap: There's a Good Dog In This One

[Editor’s note: The following containsspoilersforThe Boys, Season 2, Episode 5, “We Gotta Go Now."] What you first think about when you consider this episode ofThe Boysprobably says a lot about you as a person. Is it all the very on-point details about what it’s like to make a big-budget blockbuster? The first appearance of Terror, Billy Butcher’s faithful bulldog and a Very Good Boy? Or is it Stormfront telling Homelander to “laser my fucking tits”?...

June 2, 2025 · 4 min · 846 words · Robert Thompson

The Divisive Cult Classic Ron Howard Calls The “Toughest” Movie He’s Ever Made

Ron Howardhas built one of the most unique filmographies in Hollywood history, to the point where he’s made a movie for every type of audience.Backdraftwas a classic 90’s thriller that mostly thrived thanks toKurt Russell’s immeasurable talent,Solo: A Star Wars Storymanaged to be a solid movie despite Howard taking over a tumultuous production, andThe Da Vinci Codekicked off a franchise that onlygot progressively dumber with each entry. Yet there’s one film that gave him a particularly hard time: the 1988 fantasy adventureWillow....

June 2, 2025 · 3 min · 568 words · Nathan Powell

The Expendables 4 Set Photos Revealed by Sylvester Stallone

Sylvester Stalloneis back in Barney Ross mode, as the actor shared some new photos and a video from the set ofThe Expendables 4, which is currently in production. The action franchise has remained dormant since 2014’sThe Expendables 3before the fourth installment wasannounced in August. Stallone’sInstagrampost contained three pictures and one video, in which he revved up a hot rod while chomping on a cigar. And if that doesn’t serve as an instant call-to-action for the franchise’s target audience, then quick glimpses at Stallone’s co-starsDolph LundgrenandJason Stathamcertainly will....

June 2, 2025 · 2 min · 349 words · Nancy Beard

The Guardians of the Galaxy Could’ve Easily Defeated The Avengers’ First Major Threat — and Marvel Basically Admitted It

Even with recent additions like Adam Warlock (Will Poulter)and Phyla (Kai Zen),The Guardians of the Galaxyhave never been nearly as powerful asthe Avengers' fully-stocked line-up, which is why it’s still baffling thatMarvelhas actually confirmedKevin Bacon’s biggest fanscould have easily beaten one of the team’s first planet-level threats. Specifically, in a deleted scene fromAvengers: Endgame, Rocket Raccoon (Bradley Cooper) mocks the team for taking hours to defeat the Chitauri lent to Loki (Tom Hiddleston) to invade Earth inthe first Avengers movie, implying it is common knowledge in the galaxy that taking out the Chitauri’s mothership destroys the army....

June 2, 2025 · 4 min · 756 words · Harold Garner

The Legend of Zelda: What If Studio Ghibli Made it a Movie?

This concept is truly so perfect, I don’t know why it hasn’t been conceived of before. Or if conceived of, never drawn. Maybe because it’s just too beautiful? Too perfect? Why am I crying? There have been rumors here and there of a new adaptation ofThe Legend of Zeldastory (including alive-action versionon Netflix), but ever since that terrible 80s cartoon and the nuclear miss of 1993’s Super Mario Bros movie, Nintendo has been reticent to allow further adaptations....

June 2, 2025 · 2 min · 230 words · Christopher Patterson

The Rock on Who Wins in a Fight Hobbs & Shaw or Bruce Lee

With directorDavid Leitch’sHobbs & Shawnow playing in theaters around the world andIMAX, a few days ago I got to talk toDwayne Johnsonabout the movie. Since he’s done plenty of talking about the action scenes and why he wanted to make theFast & Furiousspinoff, I had one goal when I sat down with him: to have fun and make him laugh. To make that happen, I decided to ask a number of questions pitting Hobbs against Shaw: Who ruined the most takes, who has more hair, and who is faster at learning their lines, and more....

June 2, 2025 · 3 min · 431 words · Melanie Hernandez

This Isn’t the First Time Robert Downey Jr. Was Supposed To Play Dr. Doom

It was the announcement heard around the world.At their panel at San Diego Comic-Con, Marvel Studios announced thatJoeandAnthony Russo, the pair behindInfinity WarandEndgame,would be returning to direct the fifth installmentin the Avengersseries and revealed that the villain of the upcoming movie,Avengers: Doomsday, would be none other than Victor von Doom, aka Doctor Doom. These announcements were nothingcompared to thebombshell revelationthat the actor playingThe Fantastic Four’s primary antagonist would beRobert Downey Jr....

June 2, 2025 · 6 min · 1126 words · Sean Campos

Weekend Box Office: The Mummy Second to Wonder Woman

How many of you remember seeingInceptionin theaters? It was great, right? As much as I have my issues with howChristopher Nolanstructures his movies and avoids truly lacerating emotions, his abilities as a visual artist are not easy to deny. Inception is almost impressively dull and surprisingly predictable as written by Nolan but is also given ample dazzle by the filmmaker’s vision, shaped in concert with his work with the talented DPWally Pfister....

June 2, 2025 · 3 min · 532 words · Kristy May

Wynonna Earp Season 2: More Monsters, Wit, Badass Women

For the uninitiated, Syfy’sWynonna Earpis a combination elements that made its genre forebears so great — it’s a sci-fi Western a laFirefly(though it is terrestrially-based), there’s a kickass female Chosen One who must slay a host of monsters likeBuffy, and the show’s family and team dynamic is strongly reminiscent ofGrimm. Yet as dedicated Earpers know, theWynonna EarpthatEmily Andrashas wonderfully adapted is also unique in its whip-smart dialogue and oodles of charm, as Wynonna herself (the unmatchedMelanie Scrofano) continues to battle demons in the town of Purgatory and fulfill her destiny as the Earp Heir....

June 2, 2025 · 4 min · 817 words · Barbara Rios

You Could Find a Free Ticket to the 'Superman' World Premiere in a Comic Book

While some might be looking up to the sky for Superman, those who want a free ticket to a major summer event will have to bury their noses in a book.DC Studioshas announced that it will hide two free tickets to the upcoming world premiere ofSupermanin a series of comic books this July. But withonly two tickets available for the upcoming contest,they won’t be an easy find! To win the tickets, you must find one of two"Krypto’s Golden Biscuits"that will be hidden in an upcoming reprint run of theAdventure Comics#210Superman comic book, which will be available in stores beginning June 18....

June 2, 2025 · 2 min · 379 words · Tonya Brown

‘Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire’ RC Figure Sets You on a Path of Rampage

Now that it’s officially 2024 there are so many exciting franchise films to look forward to in the next 12 months. The first half of the year is particularly explosive with one of its many highlights beingGodzilla x Kong: The New Empire. The continuation of Legendary Pictures and Warner Bros' MonsterVerse series roars into theaters this April. As a result,new trailers,images, and promotional material are starting to make waves. This also includes the new line of toys that will accompany the massive epic....

June 2, 2025 · 3 min · 459 words · Andrew Robinson