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The Man of Steel won’t just face threats in the skies—trouble is brewing right under his nose at the Daily Planet.

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Over the years, many talented actors have portrayed Superman, and here’s a list of every live-action Superman actor in order of appearance.

While blockbuster Star Wars movies divide audiences, the video games offer immersive storytelling, and deeper character choices.

If anyone in the God of War universe deserves a solo spin-off game, it's Baldur.

Conspiracy corner: Fans think Alvin and the Chipmunks is hiding a secret fourth brother – and no, it’s not Dave in a furry suit.

Movie reshoots are like last-minute haircuts—sometimes they save the look, sometimes they just make it worse.

When you really think about it, Ben Affleck actually only played Batman once in the DCEU.

Jeffrey Reddick revealed a Final Destination death so disgustingly wild, it got axed before the cameras could even roll.

Jeffrey Reddick, the original screenwriter of Final Destination, recently reflected on a pivotal decision that shifted the direction of the entire franchise.

Fans have figured out a "clever" way to kill or get rid off the entity in Smile. But it isn't easy.

It’s time game developers stop ignoring one of the most beloved features in gaming history: split-screen couch co-op.

Is James Gunn turning the Superman reboot and the entire DCU into a vanity project instead of focusing on the superheroes?

From uncomfortable costumes to cringeworthy storylines, here are the Big Bang Theory moments the cast and creators wish they could rewrite — or erase entirely.

Why didn't Marvel give Michael B. Jordan's Killmonger the chance for redemption in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever?

Man of Steel 2 could have answered plenty of questions about Zack Snyder and Henry Cavill's Superman.

Actor Jason Isaacs is all in for a revival of The OA—with or without Netflix on board.

Have '90s action stars Jean-Claude Van Damme and Steven Seagal finally and officially squashed their decades-long beef?

With near-perfect reviews and a chilling premise, this 2024 horror film is leaving audiences shaken — and talking. Dare to watch it?