First Trailer For HBO Max’s ‘8-Bit Christmas’ Officially Released
The first trailer for HBO Max’s ‘8-Bit Christmas’ arrives.
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Warner Bros. Officially Moving Forward With ‘Lost Boys’ Reboot; Writer, Director, And Two New Castings Revealed
After a failed attempt to get a new project based on classic ’80s vampire classic, The Lost Boys, off the ground at The CW .. Warner Bros. is taking another swing at the franchise on the big screen, with the director, writer and two main cast members already in place.
Christopher Nolan Partners with Universal Pictures for his Next Film
Ending a long work relationship with Warner Brothers, the auteur director sets his next film with Universal.
‘Manifest’ Picked Up By Netflix For Final Season
Netflix has picked up Manifest for fourth and final 20-episode season
DC Producer Charles Roven Opens Up On David Ayer’s Suicide Squad And Justice League’s Future
Charles Roven has produced almost nearly every modern DC Film and now the producer comments on his journey with DC Films including some interesting details behind David Ayer’s Suicide Squad and the cinematic future of the Justice League.
James Gunn’s Initial Pitch To Warner Bros. Featured Superman Facing Off Against The Suicide Squad
With The Suicide Squad out in theaters now, director James Gunn has revealed his initial pitch to Warner Bros. for the film: Superman vs the Suicide Squad!
Warner Bros. Releases Trailer for ‘King Richard’ Starring Will Smith
Warner Bros. has released the official trailer for “King Richard.”
‘Val-Zod’ HBO Max Superman Series Being Developed By Michael B. Jordan
Reports point towards actor Michael B. Jordan’s production company being set to produce an HBO Max exclusive miniseries focusing on the African American Superman from DC Comics, Val-Zod.
Leslie Grace Officially cast as Barbara Gordon in “Batgirl”
The up and coming actress aces the superhero landing for the role of Barbara Gordon in “Batgirl.”
New Posters For “Dune” Released by Warner Bros.
The film’s international cast stuns in a dystopian Annie Leibowitz-style portrait gallery.