Who said digital pets couldn't be as cute and lovable as the real thing? Just look at this trailer for Lady and the Tramp.

Matt Reeves' The Batman has been receiving a lot of hype for its casting choices. One though, it turns out is no longer happening.

After the failed attempt to bring the Inhumans to the screen before, it looks like Marvel will try again, but this time under the guidance of Kevin Feige.

The annual Arrowverse crossover is shaping up to be even bigger and more surprising than fans could ever have anticipated, including some unexpectedly familiar faces.

There is nothing quite like high school where a combination of social awkwardness, raging hormones and a need to find identity makes for an interesting social landscape. It is also a time when young people are often most filled with hope about the future ahead before adulthood comes down and smacks them back to reality.  It was also a time …

It’s time to jack back in! Twenty years after the original film reinvented Hollywood action and gave birth to approximately 73 million copycats who stole its infamous bullet time scene, The Matrix is ready for an upgrade as it heads into development on a 4.0 edition of the man vs machine franchise. While Keanu Reeves and Carrie-Anne Moss will be back as Neo and Trinity respectively (She’s not dead, we just loaded a new save file lol), some of the other casting for the Lana Wachowski film is both inspired and…odd.

Maleficent: Mistress of Evil is a sequel that came out of nowhere and no one was really asking for. It does feature the powerhouse trio of Angelina Jolie, Michelle Pfeiffer and Elle Fanning, though, so we're certainly paying attention now. But is this dark fairy tale a welcome surprise or a wasted opportunity?

As Marvel likes to tell us, with great power comes great responsibility. Well, Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige just got a whole lot more of both.