Films

Disney’s The Fantastic Four: First Steps continues its disappointing run at the box office, pulling in an estimated $66 million globally since last Sunday—a drop of roughly 55% from the prior week. Over the weekend, the film saw a 59% drop domestically from its second weekend and earned $15.78 million from 3,600 locations, bringing its […]

What was once projected to open close to Superman’s $125 million debut quickly ran out of steam, as Fantastic Four: First Steps bowed to a slightly lower-than-expected $118 million. Now, as the film wraps up its second weekend, its box office prospects have taken a sharper downturn. Update Thursday AM: As of its second Wednesday,

James Gunn’s Superman is already flying high weeks ahead of release. Fandango reports that advance tickets for the film’s Amazon Prime Early Access screenings have become its biggest first-day seller of the year, outperforming all 2025 releases so far — including Fantastic Four: First Steps from Disney and Marvel Studios. What makes this milestone even

During Warner Bros. Discovery’s May 2025 earnings call, CEO David Zaslav reaffirmed the studio’s commitment to revitalizing the DC Universe. Zaslav highlighted Superman, Batman, Supergirl, and Wonder Woman as core pillars of the superhero universe currently being constructed under the creative leadership of James Gunn and Peter Safran, co-heads of DC Studios. The first of

Marvel Studios’ Thunderbolts has been a creative win for the studio, with nearly everyone who’s seen it singing its praises. I myself watched the film twice and enjoyed it even more the second time, as it deeply resonated with me on an emotional level. However, its box office performance suggests that despite all the marketing

Sinners‘ digital and Blu-ray release dates have been revealed, which will include several deleted scenes. Written and directed by Ryan Coogler, the horror film stars Michael B. Jordan in a dual role as criminal twin brothers who return to their hometown in the Mississippi Delta in 1932 to start a juke joint and are confronted

Marvel seems to be going through a torrid time as of late. While they’ve had a few big hits—largely riding on nostalgia and banking on the star power of their A-list talent and superheroes that are still household names—2025 looks grimmer than ever. Captain America: Brave New World was not only met with one of