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Naruto is now in the works on a major live-action feature film debut from the same director behind Spider-Man: Brand New Day, and an update for its global casting search has revealed that filming with start on the new feature much sooner than fans would think. Destin Daniel Cretton has been pretty busy with Marvel…

A wild new rumor could change everything fans thought they knew about the MCU’s next saga. Marvel Studios may have major plans for Iron Man that go far beyond what Armor Wars originally promised.

It looks like we finally have a time period and setting for the Call of Duty movie that was announced in September of last year—and fans are having mixed feelings about it, as well as the fact that Taylor Sheridan, of Yellowstone fame, is the main writer attached to the project. It doesn’t help that…

(L-R): Howard The Duck (Seth Green) and Darcy (Kat Dennings) in Marvel Animation’s WHAT IF…? Season 3, exclusively on Disney+. Photo courtesy of Marvel Animation

After Marvel scrapped work on a TV series, Waldron is developing the movie idea based on the character that has been in the comics around since the late 1960s.

A new Disney princess might be getting the live-action treatment soon: Princess Tiana, from 2009’s The Princess and the Frog.

Marvel Studios’ X-Men movie reportedly has its first villain, and he already has a big role in the MCU. The reboot will introduce a new generation of mutants under Thunderbolts director Jake Schreier, with Beef creator Lee Sung Jin and The Bear showrunner Joanna Calo penning the latest draft of the script. Casting rumors swirled…

Anbe Diana Movie Review: Familiar romance with fairytale-like optimism Anbe Diana Movie Review: Familiar romance with fairytale-like optimism 

Rasika Dugal says female characters will wield power in Mirzapur: The Movie as they did in the show’s previous seasons. She adds that the franchise’s biggest strength has been the way its women have agency in an otherwise male-dominated world

One of Netflix’s most popular rom-com TV shows may conclude its story with a movie instead of another season. The series debuted on the service three years ago as a spin-off of one of Netflix’s most-watched film franchises. All three seasons of the show were produced by Paramount Television Studios for the streaming service.