Slow Horses Season 5 Homages Gary Oldman's Dark Knight Co-Star Heath Ledger
In Slow Horses season 5, Gary Oldman's Jackson Lamb makes a joke that's very similar to a moment from The Dark Knight involving his former co-star Heath Ledger.
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Sony Has A Misguided Plan To Turn Box Office Flops Into Streaming Hits
Modern box office flops often find bigger audiences on streaming, and Sony is trying to find a new way to profit from that.
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The 20 Best Batman Comics You Need To Read
Curious about the comics that inspired The Dark Knight, Batman v Superman, and Robert Pattinson's The Batman? You'll find those - and many more - here.
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The One Major Difference Between Working For Marvel And DC, According To Frank Grillo
Frank Grillo has worked on both the Marvel Cinematic Universe and DC Universe, but he says there's a key difference in the latter franchise's approach.
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Why James Gunn Wants DC Movies & TV Shows To Utilize Practical Effects As Much As Possible
James Gunn's desire for DC's Clayface movie to focus on using practical effects even if that means set photos might leak in advance is a good sign for the DCU.
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Why Frank Grillo's Rick Flag Sr. Hair Won't Be White In Live-Action DCU Projects
Despite having white hair in Creature Commandos, Frank Grillo's Rick Flag Sr. will have dark hair in live-action DC Universe projects until further notice.
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Marvel Figured Out How To Make The Scarlet Witch Even More Powerful
The Scarlet Witch is one of the most powerful characters in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but the comics have figured out how to make her even stronger.
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The Cinematic Trope Marvel Studios Has Tried To Avoid From Its Very First Movie
There's a specific tired, overused trope that Kevin Feige says Marvel Studios films have tried to avoid from the get-go.
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The Fantastic Four Star Who Enlisted A Psychiatrist To Help Them Not Quit The Film
2005's The Fantastic Four was a particularly tough shoot for one cast member, who employed a psychiatrist to keep them from quitting altogether.
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The Batman 2 Has Recruited A Key Figure From The Best 2025 Sci-Fi Series
The latest update on The Batman 2 is promising, as they've recruited a perfect addition to the creative team from a galaxy far, far away.
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Marvel Banned One Classic X-Men Location From The Void In Loki
When Loki's head writer wrote a script featuring a classic X-Men location in the Void, Marvel stepped in to make sure that location didn't make it to screen.
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12 Saddest Moments From Batman: The Animated Series
Filled with action-packed adventure, "Batman: The Animated Series" also had many moments of pathos and emotion.
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Marvel's Most Popular Spider-Man Comic Proves This Pitch By Batman 2's Writer Could Work
The Batman II co-writer Mattson Tomlin has a strong pitch for a Tobey Maguire-led Spider-Man 4, and it taps into a concept that's playing out in the comics.
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Comics To Read If You Love The Umbrella Academy
If you've already worked your way through The Umbrella Academy comic book series written by Gerard Way, here are a few more comics to add to your reading list.
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5 Marvel Characters We'd Love To See Jason Momoa Play
Jason Momoa made waves in the DCEU as Aquaman; here are the five best Marvel characters from the comic books that he could play in the MCU.
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Scrapped Avengers: The Kang Dynasty Gag Sounds Like One Of The Funniest Scenes In MCU History
Writer Michael Waldron has revealed a pretty fantastic joke from Marvel's abandoned script for Avengers: The Kang Dynasty involving the Young Avengers and Kang.
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Reacher Star Alan Ritchson Feels Marvel Movies Have One Big Problem
Alan Ritchson, who once auditioned to play Thor before playing Jack Reacher, feels that Marvel Studios films have a big problem.
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Absolute Batman's Joker Design Is The Stuff Of Nightmares
Apologies to anyone who thought they could go today without seeing something horrific, but the Joker design from Absolute Batman is pure nightmare fuel.
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Josh Hartnett Thinks Turning Down Batman Cost Him A Role In Another Christopher Nolan Movie
Josh Hartnett once speculated that passing on Batman Begins cost him a role in another Christopher Nolan movie, but there's probably a simpler explanation.
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Why The Bear Star Jeremy Allen White Regrets His Meeting With Marvel
Jeremy Allen White regrets his previous dismissive comments towards Marvel, but there's a reason the Bear actor reacted the way he did when meeting the studio.
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James Gunn's Last Second Inspiration Led To Suicide Squad's Unique Opening Shot
James Gunn came up with the unique opening shot for The Suicide Squad at the eleventh hour, which speaks to his growth as a director over the years.
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Agent Coulson's Death In The Avengers Came From Marvel's Highest Levels
Audiences were sad when Agent Coulson bit the dust in The Avengers, but the top brass at Marvel Studios knew it was a necessary sacrifice that had to be made.
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Warner Bros. Studio Notes Nearly Ruined One Of The Greatest Batman Movies Of All Time
Batman: Mask of the Phantasm is one of the best Batman movies ever made, so it's a good thing its directors didn't heed the feedback from WB's executives.
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Marvel's Huge (But Scrapped) Kang Plans Confirmed By Hawkeye Actor Jeremy Renner
Jeremy Renner knows Marvel's Kang plans have been abandoned, though it's unclear what the future holds for the Hawkeye actor in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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10 Best Julia Garner Movies And TV Shows Ranked
Actor Julia Garner's career has been on the steady rise since she became one of the breakout stars of "Ozark," but is that her best work to date?
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This Is When The Batman & Robin Cast Realized They Had Filmed A Bomb
It didn't take long for the cast of Batman & Robin to realize their movie was going to be a box office bomb. Chris O'Donnell knew it during press interviews.
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Game Of Thrones' Creator Helped Craft The Comic At The Center Of James Gunn's DC Universe
George R.R. Martin co-created the idea that would become the seven-issue DC Comics limited series that exists at the center of James Gunn's new DC Universe.
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