https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r9-DM9uBtVI With the Justice League film hitting theaters everywhere this week, the marketing department at Warner Bros. Pictures has been "ALL IN" making sure that these beloved heroes are everywhere we look. They have
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jr9QtXwC9vc A second trailer has just hit for the Hugh Jackman-starring original musical, The Greatest Showman. Check it out above! The synopsis for the film is below: "Inspired by the imagination of P.T. Barnum, The
[caption id="attachment_90727" align="aligncenter" width="750"] Photo Credit: Gene Page/AMC[/caption] It is early morning. King Ezekiel prepares himself for the day ahead. He washes his face. He attends to his long locks of hair and adorns his
I’ve been a defender of Zack Snyder’s portrayal of Superman for quite some time. Unlike most DC fans, I have absolutely no problem with the more conflicted take on the character by actor Henry Cavill.
You can add another man to the list of those being outed as sexual harassers. According to Variety, Warner Bros. TV Group has been made aware of allegations of inappropriate behavior by Arrow, Supergirl, The
Several days ago, it was revealed that Warner Bros. was in the process of developing a Lord of the Rings TV show, and it sounds like that development is gaining some extra momentum. According to
You have to give Sony credit for mining every possible Spider-Man angle in their quest to establish their very own superhero universe -- albeit, one that doesn't include Spider-Man himself. Sony has apparently targeted another
Thor has always been the odd-man/god-out of the core Avengers. He doesn't possess the intelligence of Stark, the humanity of Rogers, or the complexity of Banner -- he doesn't even live on Earth. Not a
Thor: Ragnarok was really a refreshing film on many levels. It got rid of many of the elements that made the Thor franchise tick, and even went so far as to drastically change the personality
Returning to your ex after your cat had fallen ill is not a life to revisit since everyone has moved on. In her feature directorial debut for Mr. Roosevelt, Noel Wells portrays Emily, a talented
