The upcoming Karate Kid movie will bring the worlds of the original film series and the 2010 reboot together, but what does this mean for Cobra Kai?

If you missed No Time To Die's theatrical experience, a very special re-release is coming, in honor of James Bond's 60th anniversary. But could other Bond movies get the same treatment?

Andrew Garfield was the second actor to play Spider-Man on the big screen, and he really cared about sending the right message.

It's not easy being as in-demand as Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson.

How could you have a Downton Abbey sequel without Dame Maggie Smith?

The reboot machine is warming up again at Warner Bros.

Is new footage coming without his infamous mustache?

Someone get me Steven Spielberg on the line.

The "Reflection" singer is back.

In lieu of a whole new season, FX's Fargo has gifted us with a new teaser trailer hyping up Season 4. Fargo newcomers Chris Rock, Jason Schwartzman, Timothy Olyphant, and Ben Whishaw definitely make a splash in the short and punchy teaser. In addition to regaling fans with new footage, this Fargo teaser also offers an update on Season 4's expected release date following news from March the the premiere date would be delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic. The teaser kicks off with a bang, as Glynn Turman's intriguingly-named character Doctor Senator remarks, "In America, …

Which movie are you willing to bet on? Tenet? Mulan?

Has it really been a year?

Warner Bros. has halted production on Fantastic Beasts 3 and King Richard over coronavirus concerns. These Warner Bros. projects are just the most recent ones the studio has shuttered. Just a few days earlier, on Saturday, March 14, Warner Bros. also shut down filming on The Batman in the UK. [caption id="attachment_881561" align="alignright" width="360"] Image via Warner Bros.[/caption] Deadline was the first to report on Warner Bros. shuttering of production on Fantastic Beasts 3 and King Richard. The third Fantastic Beasts film was just about to begin filming in London. Variety reports the feature was set …

On Tuesday, the entertainment industry was rocked by the seemingly out-of-the-blue announcement that Bob Iger, the lauded CEO of the Walt Disney Company, was going to step down from the company and that his successor, Bob Chapek, would become the new CEO “effective immediately.” While Chapek is a nearly 30-year veteran of the company, he is far from a household name and his appointment, to many, is hugely controversial. This isn’t the abrupt, all-out brawl that accompanied the last transition of power, when Michael Eisner was ousted from the company following a groundswell of …

Remember him?

Read the story of how Marvel's rights picture got so complicated.

The filmmakers showed us roughly 15 minutes of footage from the DC superhero movie.