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Director Zack Snyder expresses excitement for the upcoming release of Blue Beetle, highlighting its importance to the Latinx community. Snyder's tweet generated more buzz for Blue Beetle than its official marketing campaign, raising awareness of the film. Snyder's support of Blue Beetle is significant as it appeals to his strong fanbase and gives the movie a massive marketing push, potentially helping its commercial success.

Man of Steel and Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice director Zack Snyder takes to Twitter to express his excitement for DC's latest superhero movie, Blue Beetle. The upcoming Dceu superhero film was one of the last productions to have been made before James Gunn took over as co-ceo of DC Studios and announced a reboot of the franchise from the Dceu to the Dcu. Blue Beetle's promotional campaign has been affected by the SAG-AFTRA strike, as actors aren't allowed to participate in press...

Sony has been on a streak, steering its momentum into the cinematic world. Sony’s next pit stop? Transforming Gran Turismo, their flagship racing franchise boasting sales north of 90 million units globally, into a full-fledged film adaptation.

This ambitious project rides the wave of Sony's other successful ventures into this new realm, which include the Uncharted movie and the hit HBO series The Last of Us. The initial reactions to the Gran Turismo movie are trickling in, as the movie gears up for an August 11 release. Many critics and media pundits are impressed with this unconventional take on video game adaptation.

The movie does not borrow its narrative from the games, which are primarily known for their immersive racing experience and not necessarily their storytelling. Instead, director Neil Blomkamp, who brought us the dystopian hit Elysium, devised a plot from a real-life fairy tale - the story of Jann Mardenborough.

It’s been an incredibly long journey for the Fastest Man Alive on the big screen. But various false starts later, Warner Bros.’ The Flash is finally about to take a bow in theaters. Directed by Andy Muschietti (It) from a script by Christina Hodson (Birds of Prey), the film in part adapts the classic DC comic Flashpoint, in which Barry Allen (Ezra Miller) goes back in time to save his mother from death and completely changes the present, creating a dystopian alternate DC timeline. While it doesn’t look like the movie will get too bogged down in the many subplots of Geoff Johns and Andy Kubert’s miniseries, The Flash will incorporate quite a bit of DC movie history into its runtime.

Case in point: Michael Keaton returns as the Dark Knight of the Burtonverse for the first time since 1992’s Batman Returns. Bringing a major dose of...

Early reviews for Creed III have started to come out. The upcoming movie is the ninth installment in the Rocky franchise and marks Michael B. Jordan's feature directorial debut, with a screenplay written by Keenan Coogler and Zach Baylin. The film follows Adonis "Donnie" Creed (Jordan), having to face his childhood friend Damien "Dame" Anderson (Jonathan Majors) in the boxing ring. It also marks the first Rocky movie not to feature Sylvester Stallone returning as Rocky Balboa, as the character passed the franchise's baton over to Jordan after the events of Creed II.

Critics have started to share their thoughts on Jordan's feature directorial debut, and the consensus has been mostly positive. As of this writing, the movie currently holds an 86 percent approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, with many reviews praising Jordan's direction and Majors' supporting performance as Dame Anderson. Check out what they had to say via several excerpts below:

Patrice Witherspoon,...