The ambitious reboot of the DCU under James Gunn now appears stalled, as parent company Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) officially puts itself up for sale. Industry insiders told Cosmic Book
It’s official: one of Hollywood’s most storied studios, Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD), has hung a “For Sale” sign on its iconic water tower. In a statement Tuesday, the company’s board confirmed it
Horror did what horror does in October: win. Universal and Blumhouse’s Black Phone 2 dialed up an estimated $26.5M to top the weekend, reminding exhibitors that when the pre-Halloween box
Jim Carrey is reportedly in talks for a live-action version of The Jetsons. The 63-year-old actor is being lined up to play patriarch George Jetson in a feature film adaptation
Disney’s neon-drenched comeback kid Tron: Ares powered to the top with an estimated $33.5M, giving October some much-needed juice. Paramount’s true-crime caper Roofman opened at $8.0M for a solid No.
President Donald Trump has announced plans to impose a 100 percent tariff on movies produced outside the United States, a move he says will protect the American film industry. In
Warner Bros. scored another unprecedented win at the domestic B.O. as Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle After Another stormed into first place with a $22.4 million debut. The critically acclaimed
Warner Bros. Television’s acclaimed crime drama The Penguin (HBO | DC | Warner Bros. Television) topped the studio’s wins at the 77th Emmy Awards with nine Emmys, led by Cristin
James Gunn is set to start filming Man of Tomorrow in April 2026. The writer and director has given a significant update on his Superman sequel, and revealed he’s finished
Warner Bros. kept horror on top this weekend as The Conjuring: Last Rites opened to $83.0M, more than double the original Conjuring’s $41.9M debut in 2013 and the biggest horror
The Conjuring: Last Rites delivers another thrilling chapter of the iconic Conjuring cinematic Universe, based on real events. Vera Farmiga and Patrick Wilson reunite for one last case as renowned,
The summer box office is going out not with a bang but a whimper. For the fourth straight weekend, Warner Bros.’ horror film Weapons finished at number one with $10.2M
This weekend delivered one of the most surprising box office stories of the year, as Netflix’s animated sing-along KPOP Demon Hunters stormed theaters for a two-day run and grossed an
Hollywood’s late-summer box office is doing its usual fade-out shuffle, but Warner Bros.’ Weapons isn’t going quietly. The Zach Cregger horror film scored another $25M in its second weekend, slipping
Max Minghella, The Handmaid’s Tale actor, is set to join Tom Rhys Harries – who takes the title role in James Watkins’ upcoming movie – and Naomi Ackie in the
Two heavy hitters from opposite sides of the industry are joining forces to make production a celebration. Agency and production veteran Mary Crosse and award-winning director John Poliquin have officially
Warner Bros.’ original horror mystery Weapons claimed No. 1 at the weekend box office, edging Disney’s Freakier Friday. Both titles opened wide, with Weapons bowing to $42.5 million and Freakier
Move over, David Corenswet, there’s a new breakout star in James Gunn’s Superman, and he’s got four legs, a scruffy beard, and a severe case of zoomies. Yep, we’re talking
Let’s get one thing straight – I’ve been waiting my whole life for this version of Superman. Not just a man who can fly, shoot lasers, or punch holes in
The box office found a true hero this weekend. Warner Bros. and DC Studios’ highly anticipated reboot Superman opened with a mighty $125 million domestic haul, delivering the strongest July
