The Marvels Credit Scene (And That Surprise Character Cameo) Explained
Stay in your seat when the credits start rolling on The Marvels, because the post-credits scene teases a major shake-up for the MCU.
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The Marvels Ending Explained: Let The Sunshine In
The Marvels connects Captain Marvel to the series Ms. Marvel and WandaVision, but here's a complete guide to everything you need to know about the ending. -
The Hunger Games: The Ballad Of Songbirds And Snakes Review: A Half-Decent But Overstuffed Prequel
Make no mistake: The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes lives and dies on the strength of Rachel Zegler's sheer force of will. -
The Marvels Composer On Going Through 'Marvel College' And Creating Music With 'Space Junk' [Exclusive Interview]
/Film sat down with Laura Karpman, the composer of The Marvels, to talk about finding the sound of the score, getting music out of 'space junk,' and more. -
The Marvels Executive Producer On Working With MCU Continuity And The Magnitude Of Space [Exclusive Interview]
/Film sat down with Mary Livanos, an executive producer of The Marvels, to talk about fitting the film into the MCU's continuity, its cosmic setting, and more. -
The Legend Of Zelda Director Wes Ball Predicted His Own Movie Over A Decade Ago
Long before he signed on for the video game adaptation, director Wes Ball argued The Legend of Zelda should be 'the next big mo-cap Avatar-like movie.' -
Wes Ball Is A Fantastic And Fascinating Choice To Direct A Legend Of Zelda Movie
The director of the upcoming Legend of Zelda movie has proven he has the chops to bring Link and Hyrule to life. -
Is There A Credits Scene In The Marvels? A Spoiler-Free Guide
Do you need to sit through the credits to get a little extra taste of story at the end of Marvel Studios' new movie, The Marvels? Read on to find out! -
The Fall Guy – Release Date, Cast, Plot, Trailer And More Info
David Leitch's new project with Ryan Gosling, The Fall Guy, seems to be an action-packed ride through the world of stunt performing. Here's what we know. -
Howard The Duck Isn't The First Marvel Comics Movie – The Real One Came Out One Year Earlier
Red Sonja deserves to wear the crown of Marvels first live-action theatrical feature, even if that means Howard the Duck loses the crown. -
From Five Nights At Freddy's To The Last Of Us: The Video Game Curse Has Lifted
Superhero movies have been declining at the box office ... is now the time for the video game movie? -
The Marvels Final Trailer Promises A Moment That Changes Everything
The final trailer for the latest entry in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, The Marvels, has arrived ahead of its release on November 10. -
How Marvel Cheated Themselves Out Of The Profits From Blade
Back in the late '90s, superhero movies weren't guaranteed box office hits, and Marvel was taking only small fees for the big screen rights to their characters. -
Is RocknRolla 2 Happening, Or Will Guy Ritchie Rolla On To Other Projects?
RocknRolla is one of Guy Ritchie's most beloved films, and many in the cast have yearned publicly for a sequel, but is a sequel possible? -
A Japanese Fantasy Film Is Making A Strong Mark On Netflix's Top 10
Knights of the Zodiac was panned by critics and bombed at the box office, but it's found a whole new audience since arriving on Netflix. -
Is Real Steel 2 Still Happening With Hugh Jackman Back In The Robot Boxing Arena?
Hugh Jackman's days of training boxing robots might not be over after all, should Real Steel 2 finally come together. Here's what we know at the moment. -
Kevin Hart Organizes A $500 Million Mid-Air Plane Heist In Netflix's Lift Trailer
Kevin Hart, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Vincent D'Onofrio, Billy Magnussen, Jean Reno, and more star in the Lift trailer from director F. Gary Gray and Netflix. -
The Django Unchained Sequel Quentin Tarantino Never Made (And The One He Kinda Did)
At one point, Quentin Tarantino's The Hateful Eight was going to be a sequel to Django Unchained, but then things changed. -
Is It Time To Let The MCU Just Die?
The Marvel Cinematic Universe was once a global juggernaut of incomprehensible proportions. But now, as it falters, is it time to let it go? -
Carrie Fisher's First Day On Star Wars: The Force Awakens Was The 'Worst' Of Her Career
The worst day of Carrie Fisher's expansive, decades-long career happened to be her very first day reprising her role of Leia in Star Wars: The Force Awakens. -
Fast And Furious And Point Break Have A Sneaky Set Similarity
The original Fast & Furious movie shares a lot of similarities with Point Break, but eagle-eyed Point Break fans will recognize this iconic set in both. -
George Lucas Was Blunt About His Expectations For Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back
George Lucas bet big on the Star Wars franchise before he even knew if the first film would take off. The winnings of that bet are now film history. -
Is 47 Ronin 2 With Keanu Reeves Still Happening? Actually, The Sequel Was Already Released
The original 47 Ronin Keanu Reeves movie was a financial disaster, but the decision was made to make a sequel anyway. Yep, Blade of the 47 Ronin exists! -
A Forgotten Sci-Fi Show Sent Star Wars Scrambling To Redesign The Millennium Falcon
Star Wars' Millennium Falcon has a classic, instantly recognizable design, but it took a lot of work, tweaking, and drafts to get there. -
Thor: The Dark World Was A Box Office Hit That Also Set A Low Bar For The MCU
Thor: The Dark World is the disappointing middle sibling between Ragnarok and the original, but it had so much promise. What did Marvel do wrong? -
How Yellowstone And Mission: Impossible Both Dashed Wes Bentley's Hopes
Wes Bentley was hoping to play action-heavier roles when he joined Yellowstone and the Mission: Impossible franchise. It didn't work out that way. -
Working With William Shatner On Star Trek: Generations Was A Pleasant Surprise For Patrick Stewart
Star Trek: Generations, may not be remembered by fans as the best Trek movie, but it did give William Shatner and Patrick Stewart the chance to hang out.
