At the premiere of HBO Max’s Welcome to Derry, director Andy Muschietti and his sister and producing partner, Barbara Muschietti, told Variety about the progress of Batman: The Brave and the Bold. The film was announced in 2023 as part of James Gunn’s new DC Universe plans.
This count doesn’t include projects that have already been filmed, are currently being made, or are scheduled to be released.
Mendes shared that she’d always hoped to play a superhero, and staying in shape helped prepare her for the role. However, she ultimately decided to join the project because she loved the story and how it was going to be made, not just the superhero genre itself.
The event will be recorded and available to watch online for free later this year at AnneRice.com, so fans everywhere can join in.
Warner Bros. and IMAX have confirmed that the film Sinners, which was filmed entirely using IMAX and Ultra Panavision 70mm film cameras, will be shown in a limited number of theaters starting the week of Halloween. This rerelease is unusual, giving audiences another chance to see one of the most visually impressive and boldly made films of the year.
Following the season finale of Gen V and its ties to the upcoming fifth season of The Boys, creator Eric Kripke revealed that the final season will center around a full-scale rebellion against a tyrannical government. He described it as a “true underground resistance,” a phrase that suggests the show will continue to reflect his critical views on figures like Donald Trump.
The well-known YouTuber announced on Twitter that Brie Larson’s Captain Marvel won’t appear in Avengers: Doomsday. They also confirmed that Ironheart won’t be featured when asked about her potential inclusion.
Marvel announced that Iron Man and Phoenix will be playable characters in the game when it launches on December 1, 2025. The game will be available on all platforms and will feature a total of 15 heroes.
In an interview with Dread Central’s Development Hell podcast, Russell suggested that Jim Carrey has the potential to revitalize the horror franchise with a fresh, innovative approach.
Skybound Entertainment, the company co-founded by Kirkman, creator of The Walking Dead and Invincible, is teaming up with Hasbro Entertainment to create a new animated series called Energon Universe. This series will combine characters and storylines from Transformers, G.I. Joe, and Void Rivals. Joe Henderson, known for his work on Lucifer, will be the writer and showrunner. The creators are currently pitching the series to streaming services and television networks.