Avengers: Endgame is ambitious, heartfelt, satisfying, and a testament to the generation-spanning appeal of comic book heroes.

Anno 1800 might not be for everyone but there is no doubt that it is one of the best city builders out there.

As Asher Angel matures, fans are curious how he'll continue to transform into Billy Batson's Shazam (Zachary Levi).

Jak Wilmot, co-founder of Disrupt VR, went full Tron in 2019 by spending a week living, working, and sleeping in VR.

Before Affleck donned the cape and cowl in Zack Snyder's Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, martial arts actor Scott Adkins (Boyka: Undisputed, Accident Man, Ninja, John Wick 4) was one...

Fallout 76 was supposed to be the grand finale of 2018’s open-world extravaganza, but instead, it felt like a multiplayer survival game where the biggest...

Will Smith and Martin Lawrence will return as Mike Lowrey and Marcus Burnett for Bad Boys 3.

Why has nobody considered Superman actor Christopher Reeve's son, Will Reeve, for the role of Superman?

Kristen Bell spills the beans on her Teen Titans Go! To the Movies character, Jade, in this interview.

Some folks think Avengers: Infinity War didn't give the black actors who play Black Panther, Falcon, Nick Fury, and War Machine enough time.

Netflix's Annihilation, starring Natalie Portman, is like the Alien movie equivalent of a mind-bending puzzle.

Here are nine actors who turned down MCU movies.

Mute is like Blade Runner 2049's awkward cousin.

The CGI used to bring Thanos to life is terrible. There, I said it.

Zack Snyder's son, Jett, along with Fabian Wagner and Holt McCallany, has criticized Warner Bros' interference with Justice League.

Ray Fisher opens up about his film debut as Cyborg and his deep connection to his Justice League character.

Believe it or not, comic book barcodes have a surprisingly rich history—yeah, barcodes.

Cillian Murphy gives an interesting viewpoint of Christopher Nolan's Dunkirk in this Q&A interview.

Chris Hemsworth confirms: Marvel actors aren’t allowed to be in DC movies.

Batman v Superman just cracked the top 50 Blu-ray sales in the U.S. with 2.32 million copies—apparently, we all love watching them argue in HD.