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Superhero Bits: Batman V Superman, Fantastic Four, Sin City 2, Aquaman, Groot, Wonder Woman How should theBatman v SupermanComic Con teaser have ended? What isMichael B. Jordansaying now aboutFantastic Four? IsJason Momoafed up with being asked aboutAquaman? What extras are on the 25th anniversary Blu-ray ofBatman? DidOlga Kurylenkoread for the part ofWonder Woman? Want to see aSin City: A Dame to Kill Forcommercial that was rejected from TV? How about an awesome art print from the sequel?...

Superhero Bits: Captain America 3, Marvel Universe Live, X-Men Apocalypse, Batman Vs. Superman, Jean Grey Want to see newMarvelportraits from theMike MitchellMondo show? DoesPatrick Stewartthink he’ll be back forX-Men: Apocalypse? What do celebrities want to nameBatman vs. Superman? Where can you hearChris EvansandSebastian Stantalk aboutCaptain America: The Winter SoldierandCaptain America 3? IsAmazing Spider-Man 2making a lot of money overseas? Read about all this and more in today’s Superhero Bits. Mashablehas an exclusive look atMarvel Universe Live....

The ‘Suspiria’ Trailer Reveals Just How Different The Remake Is From Dario Argento’s Masterpiece TheSuspiriaremake traileris here at last. It’s a moody, effective, deliberately vague look atLuca Guadagnino’s upcoming film, which also provides us with our first listen toThom Yorke’s score. And it’s also worlds removed fromDario Argento’s original. Let’s examine how. In case you missed theSuspiriatrailer, here it is in all its glory. Suspiria Remake Trailer On its own, this is one effective trailer....

The 11 Coolest Easter Eggs In The Batman The Bat-signal is shining bright as the first public screenings of “The Batman” have officially taken place across the country. With a nearly three-hour runtime (that breezes by), there’s more than enough Batman to satiate your hunger for vengeance. Since the movie is rather lengthy, complete with a compelling mystery courtesy of The Riddler, there are plenty of details to pore over alongside DC’s Dark Knight detective....

The Best TV Shows & Movies Leaving Netflix In December 2017 While you’re huddled up with your family for a few days for Thanksgiving, there are plenty of movies and TV shows available onNetflixthat you might want to go out of your way to watch before they disappear from the streaming service. Below, we’ve rounded up a list of the best TV shows and movies leaving Netflix in December 2017, so you better figure out which ones you can round up the family to watch this weekend....

The Original Matrix Is Heading To IMAX For The First Time Dust off your leather trench and throw on a pair of tiny black sunglasses, because “The Matrix” is hittingyour local IMAX theaterfor the very first time and you might as well go all out for the occasion. Think of this like the ren faire, but with more 100% more combat boots and 100% fewer giant turkey legs. This is the time to reach way back into your closet and pull out those Tripp pants you bought from Hot Topic a decade or two ago and haven’t had the heart to throw out....

The Original Opening Of Scream 4 Sounds Completely Nuts The late horror legend Wes Craven may be gone, but the director’s influence has only grown stronger over the years. More and more people coming around on his2005 thriller “Red Eye,“and his “Scream” franchise is just about to add its newest member to the family with (the still annoyingly titled) “Scream,” directed by “Ready or Not” filmmakers Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett....

The Time Traveler’s Wife Trailer: Audrey Niffenegger’s Time-Travel Romance Heads To HBO In May A love story centered on a wayward time-traveler with"Sherlock"alum Steven Moffat serving as the head writer and executive producer — is this a new season of"Doctor Who"? Nah, but you would be forgiven for assuming as much after watching the trailer for “The Time Traveler’s Wife.” In actuality, it’s a series based on Audrey Niffenegger’s best-selling 2003 novel of the same name....

This Week In DVD & Blu-Ray: Pirate Radio, The Slammin' Salmon, Defendor, And More We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. This Week in DVD & Blu-ray is a column that compiles all the latest info regarding new DVD and Blu-ray releases, sales, and exclusive deals from stores including Target, Best Buy and Fry’s.PIRATE RADIO Pirate Radio—also known by its original, less insipid title, The Boat That Rocked—really wants you to like it....

This Week In Trailers: Imaginary Forces, The Whale, Knuckle, Suing The Devil, Resurrect Dead, Detective Dee Trailers are an under-appreciated art form insofar that many times they’re seen as vehicles for showing footage, explaining films away, or showing their hand about what moviegoers can expect. Foreign, domestic, independent, big budget: I celebrate all levels of trailers and hopefully this column will satisfactorily give you a baseline of what beta wave I’m operating on, because what better way to hone your skills as a thoughtful moviegoer than by deconstructing these little pieces of advertising?...

Trivia: Bill Murray Attempted To Rewrite And Save ‘Garfield’ I think it’s a pretty well-known bit of info by this point thatBill Murrayagreed to voice the title character inGarfieldbecause he thought the script was by Joel Coen, aka one half of the Coen Brothers. (Or that’s how he always tells it.) In fact, the script was by JoelCohen, which is an important difference. Murray did the film, and the sequel, and we know how those turned out....

Wes Anderson Is Getting An Austin Street Named After Him As a proud Austinite since 1993, I can vouch that we’re very proud of our hometown boy, Wes Anderson. He might be overshadowed a little bit locally by the reverence toward Robert Rodriguez and Richard Linklater, but this town does love our success stories. For the record, we also gave honorary hometown status to Mike Judge, Elijah Wood, and Quentin Tarantino because they’ve all adopted us as a city in some form over the years, and we like to collect talented people like they were Pokemon....

What Happened To Jar Jar Binks? His Sad Fate Revealed It looks like it’s time to close the book on Jar Jar Binks. Literally. The much-maligned comic relief character was shuffled into the margins after his debut inStar Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace, but he remains the poster child for why so many fans strongly dislike the prequel trilogy: he’s a tone-deaf, poorly written, slightly racist cartoon character. However, the next canonStar Warsnovel hitting shelves reveals exactly what happened to the universally maligned Gungan and it’s a fitting (and surprisingly tragic) conclusion for one of the most despised characters in pop culture history....