- MoviesTom Beasley
'Smallville' star Tom Welling to return as Superman in 'Crisis on Infinite Earths'
Tom Welling is the latest Superman actor to join the Arrowverse 'Crisis on Infinite Earths' crossover event.
- MoviesTom Butler
'It: Chapter Two' director Andy Muschietti tackling DC's 'The Flash' next
The director of 'IT' and 'IT: Chapter Two' affirmed the recent reports linking him to the film.
- MoviesYahoo Movies UK
Adam Brody: George Miller's 'Justice League Mortal' script was 'really good'
Adam Brody talks about his experience on the superhero teamup that never was, George Miller's "Justice League Mortal," and his return to DC Comics in "Shazam!"
- MoviesTom Beasley
The superhero movies trapped in development hell
It's not always easy to get superheroes on to the big screen.
- MoviesVariety
‘It’ Filmmaker Andy Muschietti Eyed to Direct ‘The Flash’
Warner Bros. is in talks with "It" director Andy Muschietti to helm its long-gestating "The Flash" standalone movie, a source close to the project has told Variety. No offer has been made yet, but if the deal goes through Muschietti will also produce the movie with his partner and sister Barbara Muschietti and Michael Disco. […]
- MoviesSam Ashurst
The hidden 'Justice League' cameos you definitely missed in 'Shazam!'
And the post-credit sequences explained.
- MoviesBen Bussey
First Justice League trailer and poster arrive with a punch
As well as giving us our first proper look at the team in action (including a curiously Iron Man-esque Cyborg, played by Ray Fisher), this trailer also gives us our first brief glimpses of some other new characters, including Amber Heard as Mera, and JK Simmons as Commissioner Gordon. There’s also a quick glimpse of Amy Adams as Lois Lane – although, as necessitated by the ending of ‘Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice,’ one rather notable absentee is Henry Cavill as Superman.
- MoviesBen Bussey
DC may fast-track another movie to fill The Batman's 2018 slot
It’s little secret that the DC Extended Universe, the Warner Bros-owned comic company’s attempt at a rival to the mighty Marvel Cinematic Universe, is struggling. Whilst its three existing movies – 2013’s ‘Man of Steel,’ and 2016’s ‘Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice’ and ‘Suicide Squad’ – all performed well at the box office, none of them have won over audiences or critics the way Marvel have. This means that, at present, the only DC movie lined up for release in 2018 is ‘Aquaman.’ However, it has emerged that the studio are contemplating filling the gap left by ‘The Batman’ by accelerating the development process on one of their planned films.
