The upcoming R-rated Mortal Kombat movie reboot has been delayed indefinitely by Warner Bros. but the studio had an alternative release option and chose not go with it.

Not only is Wonder Woman 1984 getting a simultaneous release on HBO Max, but the streaming service will be offering the movie in possibly better formats than you can get in cinemas.

"Let them fight!" When Ken Watanabe's Dr. Ishiro Serizawa uttered that meme-worthy phrase in 2014's Godzilla reboot, he was talking about the kaiju raging across the screens at the time. Six years later, on the cusp of the release of the culmination of Legendary's movie monster franchise, and that utterance now has a different target: Streaming services.

Following Disney's experiment with releasing Mulan on Disney+ earlier in the year, the House of Mouse is reportedly considering moving their upcoming live-action remakes for Cruella, Pinnochio, and Peter Pan and Wendy to the streaming service as well.

Well, it's official: Wonder Woman 1984 will still be debuting this coming Christmas Day, but it will be simultaneously released in theatres and HBO Max!

Wonder Woman could be lassoing her way to a streaming service near you in early 2021.

As noted in the comments of our article yesterday, quite a few of you were rankling at this weekend past’s surprising announcement that Johnny Depp had been asked to resign from his role as Gellert Grindelwald in the upcoming third Fantastic Beasts film. This came after Depp shockingly lost a libel case against British tabloid The Sun, the latest twist …

Johnny Depp's role as the big bad of the wizarding world will be recast while the still-untiled third Fantastic Beasts film has now been delayed from November 2021 to mid-2022.