Batman v. Superman
The Best Laid Supervillain Plans: What Worked and What Didn’t in 2016
This year, the hot new trend was making friends fight each other.
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Michael Shannon Says He Fell Asleep Watching ‘Batman v Superman’
The actor also admits he recently passed on being part of another huge superhero franchise.
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‘Wonder Woman’ Star Gal Gadot Pregnant With Second Child
The 'Batman v. Superman' and 'Justice League' actress announced the news Sunday on Instagram.
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Ben Affleck Says He “Loved” How ‘Batman v. Superman’ Turned Out
"It's the biggest hit of my career and had a lot of editorial negativity, although I think the reviews— fans went, and I got a lot of positive response."
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Who Is Tim Drake and Why Should He Show Up in a Batman Movie?
Meet the Boy behind the comic book Wonder.
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It’s Time for Superheroes to Stop Fighting Each Other
After 'Batman v Superman,' 'Captain America: Civil War' and the comic book 'Civil War II,' can't everyone just talk it out for a change?
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It’s All Too Much: ‘Suicide Squad’ and the Way DC Movies Connect Together
Where does it all end? As 'Squad' demonstrated, the answer isn't exactly clear.
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Comic-Con: Will Warner Bros. Win Over ‘Batman v. Superman’ Critics?
Fans will get a fresh look at the studio's upcoming DC movies at Saturday's big panel.
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Sue Kroll Reups With Warner Bros. in New Multiyear Deal
As president of worldwide marketing and distribution, she is part of the triumvirate overseeing the studio.
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‘Batman v. Superman Ultimate Edition’ Trailer Teases New Scenes, Clearer Focus
Expect Jena Malone, more Amy Adams as Lois Lane and perhaps a more inspirational Superman.
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‘Batman v. Superman’ Fallout: Producer Charles Roven to Shift Role on DC Movies (Exclusive)
The veteran could move to an executive producer position on some films instead of day-to-day manager as Warner Bros. seeks to revamp its superhero slate.
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‘Batman v. Superman’ Fallout: Warner Bros. Shakes Up Executive Roles (Exclusive)
Jon Berg and Geoff Johns will co-run the newly created DC Films in an attempt to course-correct Warners' comic book movies.
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