Paramount Pictures has released the first photo for the Transformers prequel Bumblebee.
The shot shows actress Hailee Steinfeld standing next to an older, yellow VW bug version of Bumblebee. The Autobot is pretty darn dusty and dirty, and that makes sense considering he's hanging out in a Californian junkyard, according to the movie's synopsis. Check out the photo below:
Photo Credit: Jaimie Trueblood © 2018 Paramount Pictures.
Quantico actor Russell Tovey will play The Ray on the four-show DC mega crossover event later this year.
EW reports that Tovey will voice The Ray for the CW Seed animated series Freedom Fighters: The Ray in addition to playing the character in live-action.
Russell Tovey as Harry Doyle in ABC’s Quantico
You don't want to play hide-and-seek with Frank Castle.
Check out the full trailer for Netflix and Marvel's The Punisher, which comes after a previous teaser trailer depicted Castle surprising and stabbing soldiers in the woods. The new trailer offers a new and much different look at the upcoming series. Click on the below video to start the trailer:
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Last week, Netflix released a new poster and photos from Marvel's The Punisher. They show the cast surrounding Jon Bernthal's Castle, such as Karen Page (Deborah Ann Woll) and David Lieberman/Micro (Ebon Moss-Bachrach).
Captain Marvel actress Brie Larson has revealed that she wants to go head-to-head with The Hulk.
Speaking with USA Today, Larson talked about tangling with the Avenger. "I do kind of have fantasies of battling The Hulk, just because that's, like, it's just visually so good," she said.
She'll have to get in line, though, since The Hulk will next appear in Thor: Ragnarok later this year. Plus, the Captain Marvel movie is set in the early 1990s, a decade before Bruce Banner's radiation accident.
Captain Marvel actress Brie Larson has revealed that she wants to go head-to-head with The Hulk.
Speaking with USA Today, Larson talked about tangling with the Avenger. "I do kind of have fantasies of battling The Hulk, just because that's, like, it's just visually so good," she said.
She'll have to get in line, though, since The Hulk will next appear in Thor: Ragnarok later this year. Plus, the Captain Marvel movie is set in the early 1990s, a decade before Bruce Banner's radiation accident.
The Fantastic Four's comics ended because of Marvel's frustrations with 20th Century Fox over film rights, according to a former writer for the series.
Speaking with Newsarama, Jonathan Hickman — who's also written for Marvel's Avengers and Secret Wars — opened up about why the Fantastic Four comics ended back in 2015.
"I think it’s pretty common knowledge at this point that Marvel isn’t publishing Fantastic Four because of their disagreement with Fox," he said. "While it bums me out, I completely understand because, well, it isn’t like they’re not acting out of cause. Fox needs to do a better job there."
The Legends of Tomorrow will reunite with a couple of old friends — as well as a familiar foe — in the third season of the DC show.
Captain Cold actor Wentworth Miller and Rip Hunter actor Arthur Darvill are returning as recurring guest stars for DC's Legends of Tomorrow: Season 3. They'll be joined by the villain Damien Darhk, as Neal McDonough is coming back as a series regular for the CW show.
The season premiere for Legends of Tomorrow will take place at 9 p.m. Eastern, 8 p.m. Central on October 10.
Before then, catch up on the DC superhero series with IGN's Season 2 review of Legends of Tomorrow. You can also find out why we think Legends of Tomorrow is now the CW's best DC series.
With San Diego Comic-Con kicking off today, we have over 100 early-access photos from the show floor to feast your eyes on.
The gallery below features life-size mannequins of the Justice League, LEGO models of Luke Skywalker and Thor, and booth spaces for companies like DC. Of course, there are plenty of toys and figures included as well.
For more on Comic-Con, check out IGN's full SDCC live stream schedule. We also have a rundown of the biggest panels at this year's Comic-Con.
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Samuel L. Jackson's Nick Fury will supposedly show up in Captain Marvel.
After rumors surfaced over the weekend, Deadline reports that Fury will indeed appear in Captain Marvel. The character hasn't been seen in the Marvel Cinematic Universe since Avengers: Age of Ultron in 2015.
While Fury was a no-show in Captain America: Civil War, it's likely he could pop up in Avengers: Infinity War too.
Captain Marvel will star Brie Larson as the eponymous character. The movie is set to hit the silver screen March 8, 2019.
There's finally a full trailer for Marvel's Inhumans, highlighting how a family fracture will serve as one of the focuses for the series.
The roughly two-minute video shows that there's not much brotherly love between Black Bolt, played by Anson Mount, and Maximus, portrayed by Game of Thrones' Iwan Rheon. You can watch the trailer below.
The Inhumans will get a special IMAX premiere on September 1. The Marvel series will then debut on ABC on September 29, with the show airing Fridays for the network.
