Disney is getting a bit of an overhaul ahead of what looks to be a company-shifting 2019, between the imminent merger between the company and Twentieth Century Fox’s entertainment divisions and the launch of streaming service Disney+.
In spite of Marvel’s unwillingness to reveal anything in their Phase 4 slate past Spider-Man: Far From Home until the San Diego Comic Con in July, some information is slipping through the cracks. According to reports, Marvel’s Black Widow solo film may start filming as soon as the end of next month.
The nominees for the 91st Academy Awards have been revealed, hinting at what’s to come for the big Oscar night.
This weekend at the box office, Glass has scored one of the biggest January openings ever (albeit a bit below the expectations of some competitors) while Dragon Ball Super: Broly managed to fight its way into the Top Five, Aquaman crossed $300M domestically, and Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse has outgrossed Mary Poppins Returns.
A new rumor about a potential future Marvel series for Disney+ has surfaced, indicating that Marvel Studios may be looking to reboot Wolverine through television instead of retelling his origin in another X-Men standalone. If the rumors are true, then the series will cover the Mutant superhero’s origin story (but competently this time).
The bells of the Notre Dame Cathedral are set to ring once more as Disney hires Tony Award-winning writer David Henry Hwang to script a live-action adaptation of their 1996 animated version of Victor Hugo’s The Hunchback of Notre Dame.
Warner Bros. has released a new teaser for Shazam, with a whole bunch of new footage.
It seems that Warner Bros. and DC have turned a corner recently, and refocus their efforts to build a shared universe like Marvel.
After the events of John Wick: Chapter 2, the former assassin is on the run, declared “excommunicado” for breaking one of the underworld’s unbreakable rules. In the first trailer for John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum, the clock ticks down to Wick’s excommunication and the carnage that follows.
There’s a new, bizarre fan theory going around suggesting that Spider-Man: Far From Home is somehow a prequel to Avengers: Infinity War. Here’s why that can’t be true.
