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Joseph Quinn might’ve said too much. The actor just revealed a key villain in The Fantastic Four: First Steps.

A small detail in the Superman trailer has fans zooming in on Lois Lane’s desk.

Marvel’s hyping The Fantastic Four: First Steps with a mysterious new format called “Fantastivision.” But what is it really?

Eyes of Wakanda dives deep into the rich history of Marvel’s most advanced nation.

James Gunn’s Superman has a 2-hour runtime, making it shorter than Man of Steel and the shortest Superman movie in decades.

Little Caesars' new Fantastic Four: First Steps pizza boxes may have accidentally revealed a new look for Reed Richards.

Fans are arguing on X about Clark Kent’s behaviour towards Lois Lane in the new trailer for James Gunn's Superman.

If you see a kid with a penny, just walk away.

One simple concept with a specific end-credits scene can solve all Marvel's Blade woes.

One Smallville star just made a surprising claim about the show's legacy.

Jeffrey Dean Morgan finally confirms he was meant to play Batman — but the story never made it to the screen.

What happens when Superman is raised by a dad who actually believes in him?

James Gunn’s Superman has a lot riding on its cape — and it needs to earn over $700 million to beat Zack Snyder’s Man of ...

Netflix’s Gears of War movie finds its dream team – but will they finally let Dave Bautista shoot up some aliens?

Final Destination: Bloodlines’ Penny Kid (Alfred Milano) might’ve dodged disaster—but fans discover that Death caught up to him.

Everyone thought Will Reeve made a cameo in James Gunn’s Superman trailer—but it turns out we were all looking at the wrong guy.

New Fantastic Four: First Steps merch just revealed Sue Storm’s baby.

The Resurrection of the Christ picks up where The Passion left off, but this time it’s less sermon and more supernatural showdown.

James Gunn's Superman trailer is packed with blink-and-you’ll-miss-it moments, hidden cameos, and comic book deep cuts. Here’s every detail we spotted.

Grace Caroline Currey speaks to Fortress of Solitude.

Tati Gabrielle talks to Fortress of Solitude about The Last of Us Season 2.

Isabela Merced talks to Fortress of Solitude about a funny behind-the-scenes story from The Last of Us Season 2.

Tony Gilroy just revealed Disney cancelled a terrifying Andor episode.

Dean Cain opens up about his time on Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, Teri Hatcher, and who is the best Lois Lane ...

Tim Miller almost let Zack Snyder loose on dinosaurs in space with an episode of Netflix's Love, Death + Robots.

Josh Brolin wasn’t just set to return as Cable in Drew Goddard’s cancelled X-Force movie — he was also going to play Stryfe.

Robert Downey Jr. might be done with the Iron Man suit, but he's fully backing Dominique Thorne’s Ironheart.

According to Dean Cain, he was one of the final two actors being considered for the role of Superman in Lois & Clark: The New ...

An interview with Unit 234 director Andy Tennant.

He said he was done. He said it was miserable. Now, when asked about a Batman return, Ben Affleck is saying “Anything is possible”?

X-Men legend Chris Claremont just spilled the multiversal spoilers for Avengers: Secret Wars and Avengers: Doomsday.

Fortress of Solitude chats with JP Karliak about the role of Morph in X-Men ‘97, voicing the Joker, and bringing Gargamel to life in Smurfs ...

Interview with Thunderbolts* director Jake Schreier.

Ben Affleck and Jon Bernthal’s The Accountant 2 delivers one of the funniest — and best — action movies of 2025 so far.

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

The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Saturday Morning Adventures team pick their favorite episodes from the 1987 animated series.

What if, fresh off his visually stunning Rebel Moon saga, Zack Snyder took on another wild DC project tailor-made for his epic style—Batman Beyond, the ...

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

Sinners is easily the best film you'll see this year. It's just that good!

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