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Tom Holland shared behind-the-scenes photos from the set of 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day,' revealing his new Spider-Man suit and confirming production has begun. The film will feature returning characters like Bruce Banner (Mark Ruffalo) and introduce new cast members, with a release date set for July 31, 2026.
'Fantastic Four: First Steps' debuted with a strong $218 million globally, including $118 million in the U.S., marking a successful reboot under Marvel Studios and signaling a positive reception for the franchise's future, amidst competition from Superman and other blockbusters.
'The Fantastic Four: First Steps' is projected to have a strong global box office opening between $190M-$210M, marking Marvel Studios' first major release of the franchise under Kevin Feige's leadership, with positive reviews and extensive international rollout expected to boost its performance.
The review praises 'The Fantastic Four: First Steps' for successfully balancing the team's comic book corniness with impressive space adventures, set in a hopeful, utopian world where the heroes are benevolent scientists and innovators. The film avoids origin story clichés, features stunning visuals, and emphasizes unity and intelligence, making it one of the better superhero movies of the year.
David Corenswet is cast as Superman in James Gunn's upcoming film, with high expectations for a fresh, optimistic take on the character that aims to revitalize the DC cinematic universe, emphasizing his good-natured, hopeful persona amidst a complex, modern superhero genre.
Dakota Johnson reflects on the failure of "Madame Web," expressing that she likely won't pursue similar projects in the future due to feeling out of place in the comic book movie world. She criticizes the trend of decision-making by committees in the film industry and emphasizes the importance of art being driven by filmmakers and their creative teams rather than numbers and algorithms. Meanwhile, her co-star Sydney Sweeney also addressed the film's reception during her Saturday Night Live hosting gig.
Director James Gunn shares the first cast photo for the upcoming superhero film "Superman: Legacy," featuring the new Man of Steel, Lois Lane, and Lex Luthor, among others. The photo includes Gunn, Peter Safran, and several cast members, with Gunn expressing excitement about the gathering. The film is part of DC Studios' initial slate of projects and is set for release in 2025, marking the first theatrical solo feature for Superman since Henry Cavill's portrayal.
Madame Web, the latest superhero film from Sony Pictures, has faced scathing reviews and declining box office numbers, with a theater chain insider attributing plummeting advance ticket sales to buyers refunding their tickets. The movie's ambiguous ties to Spider-Man and poor critical reception have led to speculation about the future of the franchise, with doubts arising about the possibility of a sequel. Sony's upcoming Spider-Man Universe title, "Kraven," is seen as a potential determining factor in reshaping the studio's Spidey franchise, as the industry undergoes a transition in the superhero movie landscape.
"Madame Web," the latest Sony-Marvel collaboration, flopped at the box office over the holiday weekend, earning just $17.6 million domestically and receiving negative reviews for its sloppy editing and clunky plot. Despite some audience appreciation for its campy vibe, the film's lack of ties to other Spider-Man projects and its position in Sony's Spider-Man Universe contributed to its poor performance. This adds to the struggles of Sony-specific Marvel projects, such as "Morbius" and the Venom films, which have not resonated with audiences. Marvel Studios, on the other hand, overshadowed the film's poor showing with announcements of "The Fantastic Four" cast and the trailer for the upcoming "X-Men '97" animated show.
Dakota Johnson, star of the upcoming superhero film "Madame Web," revealed that the script for the movie underwent significant changes, making it different from the one she initially read. The challenge of portraying a character with the ability to see the future required filming multiple versions of scenes with minor differences, leading to a complex and demanding production process.
Dakota Johnson discusses her experience filming "Madame Web," expressing initial skepticism about working with a blue screen for CGI effects but ultimately trusting director SJ Clarkson. Johnson was intrigued by her character, Cassandra, and her mind-based superpowers. She also shared her excitement about performing stunts, including stunt driving work, for the upcoming superhero thriller set in Sony’s “Spider-Man” universe, which premieres in theaters on Feb. 14.
Dakota Johnson and Sydney Sweeney star in the upcoming superhero film Madame Web, set outside the Marvel Cinematic Universe, with Johnson playing Cassandra Webb and Sweeney as Julia Carpenter. The movie, part of Sony's Spider-Man Universe, follows Webb, a paramedic with clairvoyant abilities who protects young superheroines. The film, directed by S. J. Clarkson, is set for release on Valentine's Day and features an ensemble cast including Celeste O'Connor and Isabela Merced.
Teja's film HanuMan has overtaken Guntur Kaaram in daily collections, reaching Rs 68 crore domestically and crossing the Rs 100 crore mark globally. Despite a smaller budget and no major stars, the film has gained momentum with positive word-of-mouth, showing potential to cross Rs 100 crore domestically by the end of the week. The film's Hindi version is yet to make a significant crossover, while a sequel, Jai Hanuman, is reportedly scheduled for release in 2025.
'HanuMan', India's first homegrown superhero film, has resonated profoundly with audiences in the Hindi belt, particularly in Uttar Pradesh, Delhi, Punjab, Rajasthan, and Bihar, due to its unconventional narrative and stellar Hindi dialogues that capture the enigma of Lord Hanuman, elevating the cinematic experience and giving the film a unique edge. The carefully crafted dialogues have become whistle-worthy moments, transporting the audience into the mystical world of Anjanadri and capturing the spirit of the legendary character.
The Telugu-language Indian superhero film "Hanu Man" has become a hit, grossing $9 million worldwide, including $2.3 million in North America during its opening weekend. The film, set in a fictional village and directed by Prasanth Varma, has garnered significant attention and is adding more screens in North America due to popular demand. With a modest budget of $2.5 million, the film's success has led to plans for a sequel titled "Jai Hanuman" in 2025.