Ghost-Spider Is Bigger Than Ever, But We've Gotta Stop Calling Her Spider-Gwen
The Earth-65 Gwen Stacy is a great "Spider-Verse" character. But why do we call her "Spider-Gwen" when she has a perfectly good superhero codename?
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Secret Invasion Ep 5: Who Is Fury's Pilot? What To Know If You Missed Black Widow
Nick Fury's pilot in "Secret Invasion" Episode 5 is also a prominent character in "Black Widow." Here's what you should know about Rick Mason. -
Sound Of Freedom Outperforms Shazam 2, 65, Air & Many Others At The Box Office With Ease
"Sound of Freedom" has outpaced a number of high-profile films thus far, but this feat hasn't come without controversy due to its perceived right-wing appeal. -
Multiverse Of Madness: Hayley Atwell's Cameo Doesn't Serve Captain Carter's Character
Hayley Atwell feels her cameo as alternate-reality Captain Carter in "Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness" doesn't serve the character. -
Netflix's Masters Of The Universe Movie Has Reportedly Been Scrapped
It seems that the live-action "Masters of the Universe" movie is no longer on the table at Netflix. -
Oppenheimer: Why Matt Damon Had A Christopher Nolan Clause In His Couples Therapy Negotiations
While undergoing couples therapy with his wife, Matt Damon included a provision allowing him to return to work only if Christopher Nolan called with an offer. -
Batman's Mask In The Flash Does Something Amazing (But Deadpool Did It First)
This small detail about Batman's (Ben Affleck) "Flash" cowl is amazing, even though Deadpool (Ryan Reynolds) is the first live-action hero to pull it off. -
Barbie Reviews Have Arrived - Here's What Rotten Tomatoes Critics Are Saying
After months of anticipation, Greta Gerwig and Margot Robbie's "Barbie" is finally set to debut. Here's what Rotten Tomatoes critics are saying about the film. -
Barbie Review: Existential Dream House
Greta Gerwig's "Barbie" film balances absurdist humor with gut-wrenching introspection, all led by strong performances from Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling. -
Burger King's Barbie Burger Is Bright Pink - And Tearing Twitter Apart
This Barbie is a bright pink burger! Burger King Brazil's new tie-in to Greta Gerwig's "Barbie" is sparking debate online as fans muse on the colorful meal. -
Freddy Krueger Is Dead - But New Nightmare Holds The Key To A 21st Century Revival
Freddy's not scary anymore, but 1994's New Nightmare grows scarier by the decade. -
Wolverine & Deadpool's Best Movie Team-Up Already Exists (And It Stars The Hulk)
Wolverine and Deadpool will be appearing together in "Deadpool 3," but the duo already teamed up for a great appearance with the Hulk in an animated feature. -
The Marvels: How A 1960s Comic Inspired The MCU Film's Body-Swapping Premise
"The Marvels" executive producer Mary Livanos says that the film's inventive body-swapping premise was influenced by "Captain Marvel" comics from the '60s. -
The Marvels Drops A Stunning BTS Look At Costumes For MCU's First Women-Led Film
Entertainment Weekly dropped some behind-the-scenes images of the three leads of "The Marvels" in costume. To no one's surprise, they look incredible. -
Pet Sematary: Bloodlines Scares Up A First Look At The Stephen King-Inspired Prequel
"Pet Sematary: Bloodlines" is a prequel to the horror classic by Stephen King, and these new images hint at what's to come in the film featuring David Duchovny. -
Sound Of Freedom: The Story Of Tim Ballard, The Film's Real-Life Inspiration
"Sound of Freedom" is one of 2023's most unexpected success stories, but the real-life figure who inspired the movie is polarizing and controversial. -
Oppenheimer: How Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight Rises Fueled The Film's Trinity Test
Christopher Nolan is known for creating incredible practical effects in his movies, and apparently, this extended to his work on his newest epic "Oppenheimer." -
The Time Sound Of Freedom Star Jim Caviezel Got Struck By Lightning
"Sound of Freedom" lead Jim Caviezel wasstruck by lightning nearly two entire decades ago while in the process of shooting another well-known film. -
Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World Stopped Michael Cera From Giving Up On Acting
If Michael Cera wasn't already signed on for Edgar Wright's "Scott Pilgrim vs. The World," chances are that the actor would have left Hollywood behind. -
Who Is Rey In Star Wars: The Controversies Around Her Divisive Lineage Explained
Rey Skywalker's lineage in the "Star Wars" films has been a huge point of contention among fans, leaving few people satisfied at the end of "Rise of Skywalker." -
Deadpool 3 May Kill Wolverine But It Won't Be As Gross As His Worst Marvel Death
"Deadpool 3" is sure to cause mayhem galore to its mutant characters, but Wolverine has seen some horrific fates that outweigh whatever the movie will bring. -
Sound Of Freedom: TikTok Users Complain Of A/C And Other Theater Issues
TikTok users have taken to the platform to air their complaints about a lack of air conditioning and other issues while watching "Sound of Freedom" in theaters. -
Prom Night: The Horror Flop That's Becoming A Netflix Queen
Explore the resurgence of Nelson McCormick's "Prom Night," a once-maligned horror flop, as it finds new life on Netflix. Is it really worth the hype? -
Oppenheimer: What Inspired Christopher Nolan's Film & How Did Robert Pattinson Help?
Christopher Nolan shared that Robert Pattinson had a hand in inspiring him to make "Oppenheimer" after the actor got Nolan this gift on the set of "Tenet." -
Who Plays Oppenheimer In The New Movie & What Made Christopher Nolan Cast Him?
"Oppenheimer" features a lead performance from a well-known actor and collaborator with director Christopher Nolan. -
Oppenheimer: How Nolan's First-Person Script Avoided A 1947 Film's POV Mistakes
By doing this, "Oppenheimer" director Christopher Nolan avoided making the same mistakes that the makers of the 1947 noir mystery "Lady of the Lake" did. -
Oppenheimer: The Emotional Reason Why Christopher Nolan Cast His Daughter
"Oppenheimer" features a star-studded cast, including director Christopher Nolan's daughter - who was cast in the film for an emotional scene.
