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Ralph Fiennes will play President Snow in the upcoming movie, Sunrise on the Reaping. A poster from the European film set offered the first glimpse of his portrayal of the character. Film Updates shared an image on X showing Snow in a propaganda banner with the message: “Our President Coriolanus Snow. Panem’s No. 1 Peacekeeper.”

Currently, *Superman* has earned $615 million worldwide, making it the seventh highest-grossing film of the year. It has surpassed the box office totals of *The Fantastic Four: First Steps* ($519 million), *Captain America: Brave New World* ($415 million), and *Thunderbolts* ($382 million). This marks the end of a four-year winning streak for Marvel Studios, who had consistently released the year’s highest-grossing superhero movie since 2021.

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Marvel is launching another major storyline, so let’s take a look at the eight most powerful weapons we’ve seen in the Marvel Cinematic Universe up to this point.

I really appreciate how different these shows are from each other, but I also find their common threads interesting. I’m glad *The Paper* is coming back for a second season, and I’m hoping it continues for at least four or five seasons. The characters are well-developed and engaging, and I’d love to see how they grow over time. Plus, the season finale left things open-ended, which makes me eager to find out what happens next.

Matt Reeves has revealed that the next Batman movie will feature a villain with a personal connection to Bruce Wayne’s past. He shared that finding the right villain meant choosing someone who would explore Bruce’s history and life, something that hasn’t been done in a Batman film before. Reeves and co-writer Mattson Tomlin researched comic books and looked at movies beyond the Batman universe for inspiration while developing the story.

James Gunn, co-CEO of DC Studios, has clarified that while the novel *Superman: Welcome to Metropolis* and the *Krypto Saves the Day!* shorts were released under the DC Studios label, their stories aren’t considered official parts of the new DC Universe (DCU) timeline. Although the novel features David Corenswet as Superman, the events in the book didn’t actually happen within the DCU, and the same applies to the Krypto shorts, which also included a character from the *Superman* movie.

The series features some surprising characters, like Jabba the Hutt wielding the Force, a benevolent Emperor Palpatine, and the famously humorous Darth Jar Jar Binks.