In his long interview with Variety, Kevin Feige addressed the MCU changing its release strategy in Phases Four and Five. After Endgame we were treated to a ton of content, both in theaters and on Disney+. The Marvel boss spoke about what happened, saying:

Elsewhere, 'Jurassic World Rebirth' celebrates crossing $600 million worldwide, while new offerings 'I know What You Did Last Summer' and 'Smurfs' open to meh numbers.

Warner Bros.’ “Superman” held the No. 1 position at the U.K. and Ireland box office for a second weekend, adding £4.8 million ($6.5 million) and bringing its total to £16.3 million ($22 million), according to Comscore.

For the second straight week, Superman won the weekend box office, as the shadow of Marvel Studios begins to creep in.

It’s no secret that superheroes have lost their punching power. Since 2020, just one of Disney's Marvel movies has grossed over $1 billion. There is good reason for this.

The director James Gunn reboots the DC Universe with "Superman," and smartly skips the character's over-told origin story.

Some of the greatest tunes from the world of opera will be swirling around Peninsula Park this Sunday during a free production of Bizet’s “Carmen” presented by Opera in the Park. Its memorable arias such the “Habanera,” “Seguidilla,” and the “Toreador Song” have long been part of everyday culture, used in commercials, movies, and even cartoons.

While Fox had respectable success with the 2005 and 2007 Fantastic Four movies (which starred Chris Evans as Johnny Storm pre-Captain America), the former studio saw a Josh Trank-directed 2015 reboot completely tank after a full reshoot, grossing only $167M worldwide. This time, it’s different — it’s Feige’s Fantastic Four.

Kevin Feig e recently discussed Marvel Studios’ approach to The Fantastic Four: First Steps and its Earth-828 setting in a new press interview. He explained the early decision to set the film in a separate universe, the goal of making it accessible to new viewers, and how Disney+ overexposure influenced the studio’s direction.

Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige has shared his thoughts on James Gunn's Superman and explains why he doesn't agree with those who argue that the MCU's issues are due to the franchise going "woke.