Top 20 Stories Of The Week: Doctor Strange, Suicide Squad, Fantastic Beasts & More

The Top 20 Stories of the Week are the stories we think you should check out on /Film from the previous week.

This week brought a whole slew of Marvel updates concerning The Defenders, Spider-Man: Homecoming, Thor: Ragnarok, Guardians of the Galaxy 3 and more. Plus, there's casting updates for Kingsman 2: The Golden Circle, coverage from CinemaCon, more exclusive sneak peeks from behind the scenes of Finding Dory, and news of yet another Avatar sequel.

In addition, we've got new trailers for the sixth season of Game of Thrones, Fantastic Beasts & Where to Find Them, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: Out of the Shadows, Suicide Squad, Doctor Strange and a couple more.

See all of the Top 20 Stories of the Week after the jump.

Russell Crowe only ended up in about four of the sketches from this episode of Saturday Night Live, but he put himself into every single character 100%. We run through the best and worth sketches right here.

We sat down with Green Room director Jeremy Saulnier to discuss his bloody new thriller, working with Patrick Stewart and all the hardcore gore that the movie brings. Check out the full interview right here.

The thriller premieres in Cannes next month but has no US release date yet.

The hopeful awards contender arrives on October 7.

Channing Tatum announced that he joined the cast of the spy sequel with a little teaser poster you can check out right here. In addition, Elton John is wanted for a role in the film, but he hasn't finalized a deal just yet. Find out more in our original story.

Get a first look at Scarlett Johansson in the live-action big screen adaptation of the popular anime. The film is in production in New Zealand and the first photo from the movie has been revealed right here.

Check out our stories that take a look at the real-life animals that inspired the animation in Finding Dory, why new technology has made the sequel harder to produce and how Dory almost didn't end up in Finding Nemo.

The head of AMC Entertainment said that allowing texting in some theaters was being considered for AMC Theatres. But once the internet heard about just the possibility of this happening, they expressed their rage, and the company backed down on the idea very quickly.

Here's a round-up of all the coverage we have from the event in Las Vegas last week:

Here's all the key Marvel stories from this week:

Angie Han had plenty of kind words to say about Jon Favreau's live-action adaptation of The Jungle Book, and it sounds like the studio is sweet on the movie as well since a sequel is already in development.

While at CinemaCon, director James Cameron reavealed that the number of sequels in the works to follow the 2009 sci-fi adventure Avatar is now up to four, and they'll all be released between now and 2023.

The final two seasons of Game of Thrones may be shorter than the previous seasons. Showrunners David Benioff and Dan Weiss revealed they're heading into the final episodes after this season, and by their count, there may only be 13 episodes left.

The Alamo Drafthouse is bringing back the original Star Wars trilogy to select theaters this summer. Sadly, it's the 1997 Special Edition versions of the movies and not the original cuts. Get more details right here.

Spider-Man: Homecoming has been confirmed to be the title of the latest reboot from Sony Pictures and Marvel Studios. In addition, Michael Keaton is being eyed to play the villain in the movie, which may or may not be Vulture. Plus Robert Downey Jr. hinted that he might be appearing in the movie.

The sequel arrives on June 3.

The fantasy series returns to HBO on April 24, and we break down the above trailer right here.

The Harry Potter spin-off arrives on November 18 and we break down the trailer right here.

The villain showcase arrives on August 5, and we break down the trailer right here.

The comic book flick arrives on and we run through the trailer in-depth right here.