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While most fans knew thatCaptain Marvelhad started production quite some time ago, with photos and video surfacing from the set in late January, Marvel has confirmed that filming ‘officially’ began this week. Surprisingly, the studio also revealed three returning MCU characters,Clark Greggas Agent Phil Coulson, Djimon Hounsou as Korath the Pursuer and Lee Pace as Ronan the Accuser. This marks the first time that Coulson has been seen in an MCU movie since his “death” in the 2012 blockbusterThe Avengers, while both Korath and Ronan made their MCU debut in 2014’sGuardians of the Galaxy, where they were both also killed off....

New reports aboutAmber HeardinAquaman and the Lost Kingdomreveal the controversial actress may be in much more scenes than has been rumored. Amid the televised defamation trial involving Heard and ex-husband Johnny Depp, there were rumors that Heard’s screen time had been heavily reduced, culminating in about 10 minutes total of scenes featuring Mera. Subsequent rumors have also suggested the studio may be cutting Mera from the film completely.However, at least for now, this does not seem to be the case....

Next year, Sony Pictures Animation is bringing one of the most popular mobile video games to life with the animated adaptationAngry Birds. Back in June, we got our first look at one of theseAngry Birds, Bomb, voiced byDanny McBride, in a new poster. Today we have three new photos that feature a number of these birds in action. The photos come fromEntertainment Weekly, who spoke with director Clay Kaytis and producerJohn Cohen(Despicable Me) about bringing this beloved franchise to life....

Anya Taylor-Joy makes a convincing Barbara Gordon in someBatgirlfan art imaginingThe Queen’s Gambitstar in the role. Recently, it was confirmed that aBatgirlmovie is in the works from DC Films and HBO Max, but no casting information has yet been revealed. One of the more popular choices from fans as to who might play the character is Taylor-Joy, and the digital artwork posted online has attracted a lot of attention on Instagram....

Learn more about the “Science Bros,“Robert Downey Jr.’s Tony Stark andMark Ruffalo’s Bruce Banner in a new featurette forAvengers: Age of Ultron, in theaters May 1.Mark Ruffaloreveals that Tony and Bruce work very well together, whileRobert Downey Jr.reveals why they created a “backup plan” in case Hulk gets out of control, the Hulkbuster armor. Executive producerJeremy Latchamalso reveals that the Hulkbuster suit is actually 20 feet tall, while showing footage of Hulk and Hulkbuster’s massive fight in the middle of an African street....

Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justicegives us a tired, world-weary Bruce Wayne who has seen it all before his big battle with the Man of Steel. So it makes sense that he has a unique personal relationship with all of the villains that make up theSuicide Squad. At some point in his past life, he’s tangled with all of them. Speaking withFandango, the man behind Killer Croc,Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, had this to say about Batman and his past dealing with the worst heroes on the planet....

TheBatwomanTV series could be filming in spring 2019, according to a new report. The CW made a pretty big splash recently by announcing that the DC Comics character would be making her live-action debut during this year’sArrowverse crossover event. Not long after, news broke that the character would be getting her own series, which is currently being developed by the network. Now we have word as to when the series may go in front of cameras, which also clues us in as to when we might see this thing make it to air....

We are still almost two years away fromRyan Coogler’sBlack Panthermovie, but we already got a very good look at the character inCaptain America: Civil Warover the summer. That has made fans very eager to know ‘Challa’s first solo adventure in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. While details have been scarce,Chadwick Bosemandid open up quite a bit about the movie in a recent interview. CBRSpoke withBosemanat San Diego Comic-Con this year, and they just recently released the interview....

Comedian, actor, and filmmaker Bo Burnham (Eighth Grade) will play NBA legend Larry Bird in HBO’s upcoming drama series about Magic Johnson and the Los Angeles Lakers. Based on Jeff Pearlman’s bookShowtime: Magic, Kareem, Riley, and the Los Angeles Lakers Dynasty of the 1980s, the series “chronicles the professional and personal lives of the 1980s Lakers, one of sports' most revered and dominant dynasties - a team that defined its era both on and off the court....

Chicago Firefans were left in tears earlier this week as actressKara Killmer said farewell to Firehouse 51, with paramedic Sylvie Brett marrying her fiancé Matt Casey and departing for a life in Portland with her new family. Although fans have been upset to see Killmer say her goodbyes, series creator and writerMichael Brandtbelieves that her departure was really just a natural progression for the series. Chicago Fire Brant serves as writer onthe new Mark Wahlberg movieArthur the King, and while speaking exclusively to MovieWeb about that venture, he shared his thoughts on Killmer’s exit fromChicago Fireafter a decade....

Next year marks the 20th Anniversary of directorDanny Boyle’s breakout hitTrainspotting, and if all goes according to plan, fans may be able to celebrate that beloved film with the release ofTrainspotting 2.Danny Boylerevealed earlier this month that the sequel will in fact be his next film, but today, during a newinterview, the filmmaker revealed that he plans to start production next summer, and that he plans to release the follow-up later that year....

TheDeadwood moviemay finally, really, actually happen, at least according to star Robin Weigert. TheDeadwoodmovie has been a topic of discussion for quite some time at HBO and amongst those who are fans of the western drama that was, unfortunately, short-lived. The idea is to wrap the whole thing up and provide some closure with a movie, as opposed to a full-on revival. Sadly, it’s never actually materialized, but that could change this fall....

Yesterday, Entertainment Weekly revealed six collectible covers for this week’s print issue featuring some of your favorite characters from AMC’s hit seriesThe Walking Dead. With the show returning to kick off the back half ofSeason 6on Sunday,Entertainment Weeklyalso brought back 11 characters who were killed off throughout the show’s six-season run, who all reunited for one epic, yet creepy, photo. If that wasn’t enough, the publication also spoke toSteven Yeunregarding the controversy surrounding his character Glenn....