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Here are all the Green Lanterns in the new trailer for Lanterns.

Directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller recently told ComicBook.com that they filmed the entire movie Project Hail Mary without using any green or blue screens. Instead of relying on visual effects, they built physical sets and used real objects throughout the production.

Costume designs from the upcoming Marvel movie Avengers: Doomsday were shared online after appearing on merchandise given to the film’s crew. The leaked images include a first look at Channing Tatum as Gambit, who recently appeared in Deadpool & Wolverine (2024) as part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Long before he created Avatar, James Cameron almost made a Spider-Man movie. While the Spider-Man films most people know are lighthearted and entertaining, Cameron envisioned a much grittier, more mature take on the character. Considering upcoming projects like Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Spider-Noir, and Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse, Cameron’s abandoned superhero film might have been surprisingly forward-thinking.

Loki, played by Tom Hiddleston, will be back in the upcoming movie Avengers: Doomsday after starring in the Loki series on Disney+. But, recent reports suggest he may have a smaller role than fans are hoping for.

With its popularity on Disney+ and the addition of a new ride and restaurant at Disney parks, it’s clear why this story remains so beloved. It also proves that there’s still a strong place for traditional 2D animation within Disney, and it shows how to do it right – simply by being a fantastic movie.

Fans will be happy to hear that both M3GAN and its sequel, M3GAN 2.0, have been rated PG-13.

While Vegeta plays a role in the Cell and Buu sagas of Dragon Ball Z, the stories would actually be stronger without him. He repeatedly creates conflict and drama, which isn’t inherently bad, but the way he’s written into the team feels forced. His constant striving for power becomes predictable, and it ultimately overshadows the other characters and diminishes their importance.

The latest season of the popular Amazon Prime Video show begins immediately after the last one, with Homelander seemingly dominating the world and the main heroes either captured or hiding. With everything on the line, the few remaining heroes fighting for what’s right must come together to stop Homelander from taking complete control.

Davis’s film keenly observes the subtle ways racism manifests, and the script—a collaboration between Kyle Rideout, Seneca Aaron, Josh Epstein, and the late Charles Officer—cleverly avoids explicitly calling it out. The story follows eighteen-year-old hockey hopeful Dean Youngblood (Ashton James), and while it uses familiar underdog tropes, the film smartly updates the original by highlighting and criticizing a culture of unfair treatment. The film’s creation within a context of exclusion gives it a deeper meaning beyond typical sports movie clichés.