It appears that Kim Kardashian might be entering her villain era for the upcoming Bratz movie. According to Deadline, Amazon MGM Studios came out on top after a competitive bidding war for the rights, ...

In one of Fox's last Marvel movies, X-Men: Dark Phoenix introduced the worst comic book movie villain ever. ... Dark Phoenix ended up being the last movie just about the X-Men that Fox produced.

While James Gunn is known for fleshing out characters and making them household names, he let the Arrowverse outdo him with this villain.

The most famous black mamba scene is in Kill Bill: Volume 2. A character uses the snake to kill someone in a brutal but quiet moment. The movie even pauses to explain how deadly the mamba really is.

One commented, “Benz or Bentley, hope the movie is good.” Another one commented, “We got nivin Pauly in lcu before gta 6.” Another comment read, “Better be a Rolex kinda cameo.” ...

The upcoming Batman villain movie, Clayface, has cast its leading star as the DC Comics foe joins James Gunn's DC Universe franchise.

“I was like, ‘Ooh, villain era, let’s go.’” For a film all about AI going rogue, it’s fitting that Turner-Smith, too, went a little rogue – it was her decision to shave her eyebrows ...

Avatar is still the highest-grossing film of all time, and its sequel, The Way of Water, didn't fall far behind, grossing over $2.3 billion worldwide. However, the films do have a repetitive formula.

Superman writer and director James Gunn has shared a first look at an obscure DC Comics villain (and longtime ally of Lex Luthor) who has been added to the cast of the first DCU movie. Check it out ...

Mia Goth has joined Ryan Gosling in Star Wars: Starfighter, the feature from director Shawn Levy.. Gosling is leading the new feature project, which is expected to begin production this fall in ...

The Moon Knight TV show featured Arthur Harrow (played by Ethan Hawke) as the primary villain for the series, but according to creator Jeremy Slater, that wasn’t always the case. Speaking to ...

RYAN: It's kind of left up to debate in the actual movie. The novel, apparently - I will disclaimer I haven't read it - explicitly calls it a lesbian relationship. The film doesn't do that.