Nick Evans

Everything you need to know about Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.

The stars of Top Gun: Maverick had the need for speed and Tom Cruise provided.

Fast and Furious 9 won't be here until 2021, but you can catch Vin Diesel in the Valiant Comics adaptation right now.

Thanos may be gone, but Nebula's story can continue.

Fans have been hoping for a sequel since the first film and now it looks like there is hope that Live Die Repeat and Repeat may actually happen.

Going the extra quarter-mile for his fans.

The NBA may be suspended, but you can still watch the Monstars versus the Tune Squad.

The Disney icon just got his own theme park ride, his first, but he's long overdue for his own theatrical feature film.

The two-time Oscar nominee was committed to becoming Kylo Ren in mind and body.

George Miller's much-anticipated return to the apocalyptic wasteland could feature some exciting new faces.

How does the Valiant Comics hero fare in his first theatrical adaptation? Read on to find out.

The Alita Army may be championing Alita 2, but with any luck that would proceed Alita 3 and beyond.

Thanks to a fancy collectible we get a glimpse at Wonder Woman's killer new look in the sequel film.

The ongoing crisis continues to force Hollywood studios to make some hard choices.

The Sonic the Hedgehog actor wanted to make sure he looked the part of Scott Summers.

I mean, he's certainly given Disney (and Marvel) ample reason for an abundance of caution.

Fans have been asking for Kraven for a long time, could Aquaman be the one to bring him to life onscreen?

Enlisting martial arts movie icons for a martial arts epic was a good move on Disney's part.

Before his Star Wars and Knives Out days, Rian Johnson directed some iconic episodes of the seminal TV show.

Bringing Rick Moranis back was just the start of delivering a worthy successor to this long dormant franchise.

The super spy sneaks on set to spill some of the film's secrets.

Namor? Achebe? Killmonger?

Fighting Wonder Woman won't go much better for goons in the 80s than it did during World War I.

Your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man this is not.

Like its predecessor, John Krasinski's sequel nabbed the box office-friendly PG-13 rating. Here's why.