How Aquaman 2 Gives Black Manta Enough Power To Challenge Arthur

Black Manta is still just a human but he'll be 'empowered' in a way that allows him to go one-on-one with Arthur Curry in Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom.

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Yes, Aquaman 2 Leaves The Door Open For A Third Film To Complete The Trilogy

Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom might not be the last we see of Jason Momoa's Arthur Curry, as the film seemingly sets the stage to complete a trilogy.

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Aquaman 2 Was Directly Inspired By A Master Filmmaker And A Classic Comic Book Age

James Wan has cited Ray Harryhausen as a major influence on Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, in addition to DC's Silver Age comics about the aquatic superhero.

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Here's What Critics And Fans Are Saying About A Haunting In Venice

Kenneth Branagh's latest Agatha Christie-adapted mystery takes Poirot to the canals of Venice, and critics and fans are abuzz. Here's what they're saying.

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Fables Creator Says 'Eff You, DC Comics,' Makes His Series Public Domain

If you want to create a story set in the Fables universe, the comic's creator has just given you his blessing (and a middle finger to DC).

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Aquaman 2 Invented New VFX Rigs To Save The Cast From Extreme Pain

Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom features a ton of death-defying stunts and James Wan made sure that this time around, his actors had it easier behind the scenes.

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Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom Promotes That Awesome Drumming Octopus To Key Character

Topo the Octopus has a bigger role in Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, and we can't wait to see this adorable mollusk in action.

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What It Was Like To Make Aquaman 2 As The DC Universe Got Rebooted

Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom straddles the old and new DC Universes, but director James Wan doesn't seem too concerned about it.

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Aquaman 2 Director James Wan Borrowed A Key Element From Fast And Furious

Family is a major theme in Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, and James Wan says you can thank his experience working on the Fast & Furious franchise for that.

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Donald Glover's Lando Is Now A Proper Star Wars Movie Instead Of A Disney+ Series

Donald Glover's Lando project was once going to be a Star Wars movie, then it was going to be a Disney+ show, now it's going to be a movie again. Got it?

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Horror Master James Wan Says Aquaman 2 Features 'Lovecraftian' Villains

Director James Wan can't stay away from horror, so prepare for some Lovecraftian sea beasts in Aquaman and the Last Kingdom.

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The Our Flag Means Death Season 2 Trailer Is Here To Give The Stede And Ed Shippers Feelings

The Our Flag Means Death season 2 trailer is finally here, and it makes it clear that there's more than one way to define 'shipping.'

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Frasier Trailer: Kelsey Grammer Is Back In Boston

Hey baby I hear the blues are calling: Frasier is back, now in revival series form. There's a new Frasier revival trailer and you can watch it right here.

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Aquaman 2's Villain Storyline Borrowed Large Parts Of The Scrapped Trench Spin-Off

The canceled Aquaman spin-off The Trench was going to be about Black Manta, and James Wan was able to incorporate ideas from that scrapped film into Aquaman 2.

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The First Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom Trailer Makes Black Manta A Force To Be Reckoned With

The Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom trailer is here, and it's finally giving Black Manta the Big Bad platform he deserves.

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Forget Mera: Aquaman 2 Is A Full-On Tango And Cash Bromance Between Arthur And Orm

Where Aquaman was a romantic action-adventure, James Wan describes Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom as a bromance movie about Arthur Curry and his sibling Orm.

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The Wonderful Story Of Henry Sugar Trailer Delivers Wes Anderson In Short Form

Wes Anderson's series of shorts based on Roald Dahl stories is coming soon to Netflix. You can watch the trailer for "The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar" now.

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Star Trek: Lower Decks Season 4 Brings Back The Show's Most Surreal Joke

The latest episode of Star Trek: Lower Decks season 4, 'In the Cradle of Vexilon,' revisits the show's recurring gag about God being a koala.

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Ahsoka Episode 5 Marks A Number Of Live-Action Firsts For Star Wars

Ahsoka episode 5, 'Shadow Warrior,' marks a number of major 'firsts' for live-action Stars Wars, including the appearance of major Clone Wars characters.

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Lower Decks Season 4's Anomaly Storage Room Is A Treasure Trove Of Star Trek Easter Eggs

The anomaly storage room in the latest episode of Star Trek: Lower Decks has Easter eggs galore, including a Betazoid gift box and others Trek fans will spot.

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John Travolta's Mystery Movie From 2003 Is Moving Up Netflix Charts

Basic, a forgotten and not very good 2003 thriller starring John Travolta and Samuel L. Jackson, is climbing the Netflix charts, and that's kind of weird.

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Star Trek: Lower Decks Built An Entire Subplot Around Deep Space Nine's Most Hated Episode

A Wadi game called Chula factors into the newest episode of Star Trek: Lower Decks, and it serves as both a major subplot and a callback to Deep Space Nine.

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Was Ballers Canceled? Here's Why The Dwayne Johnson Series Ended

Remember Ballers? The HBO series starring Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson lasted for five seasons. Now it's on Netflix and folks are wondering: why not six?

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Disney+ Hit A New Record Thanks To The Little Mermaid

The Little Mermaid remake is now streaming on Disney Plus, and Disney says it set a streaming record. But how accurate are the numbers?

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Cool Stuff: A Massive Giant-Man Action Figure Is The Latest Marvel Legends Crowdfunded Project

HasLab unveiled their latest Marvel Legends crowdfunded project, and it's a Giant-Man action figure that measures two-feet tall with 91 points of articulation.

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Ahsoka Uses A Rare And Potentially Dangerous Jedi Force Power In Episode 5

Ahsoka episode 5 sees Ahsoka using psychometry, a potentially dangerous Force power that's shown up before in titles like Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order.

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El Conde Review: The Boldest Vampire Movie Of The Year Needed Just A Little More Bite

Pablo Larraín's stylish El Conde reimagines Augusto Pinochet as an ancient vampire, but the film never does enough with that novel premise.

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