Look, it’s hard to keep anything about superhero movies a secret, especially casting news. As much as we’d all like to be surprised by the sight of the original Fox X-Men in Avengers: Doomsday or Andrew Garfield and Tobey Maguire in Spider-Man: No Way Home, the current pop culture media complex punishes those who wait. The post Superman 2 Reportedly Adding a Complicated Secondary Antagonist appeared first on Den of Geek.

We’re still more than a year away from being able to see Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse, but attendees of Sony’s panel at CinemaCon got a sneak peek last night. The rest of us have to make do with a few images from the movie, and that’s enough to fill us with warmth and a bit The post New Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse Images Are Sweet But Foreboding appeared first on Den of Geek.

This article contains potential spoilers for Spider-Man: Brand New Day. While only the lucky attendees of CinemaCon 2026 got to see new footage of Spider-Man: Brand New Day that Sony showed at their presentation on Monday night, the general public does get to see a new poster for the film. It does, of course, feature The post Why Spider-Man Is Fighting Ninjas in Brand New Day appeared first on Den of Geek.

It’s been a couple of years since the last season of My Adventures with Superman wrapped, but fear not! A third season of the animated DC series is almost here, according to the voice of Superman himself, Jack Quaid. “First of all, I can tease that it is coming out,” Quaid told Collider. “I know The post My Adventures with Superman Season 3 Gets a Welcome Update appeared first on Den of Geek.

When Dean Potter died while attempting a proximity wingsuit flight from Taft Point in 2015, he left behind a complex legacy. Potter was a pioneer and enormously influential in the worlds of climbing, highlining, and BASE jumping, but he was also a controversial figure who battled personal demons that weren’t fully understood until after his The post The Dark Wizard Explores the Vulnerable Side of Climbing’s Legendary Alpha appeared first on Den of Geek.

Trailers are a key part of the marketing for movies, otherwise no one would know a given film exists. However, in an effort to showcase what a movie is about, certain trailers end up spoiling key moments, or sometimes, the very ending. For some viewers, it doesn’t ruin the experience, but for others, it takes away the suspense that the movie worked hard to build. These are the films where the trailer didn’t just tease what’s to come, it practically laid it all out, leaving audiences with fewer surprises once they finally sat down to watch. The post 14 Movies That Spoiled Their Own Ending in the Trailer appeared first on Den of Geek.

A great movie still needs the right audience, and that usually starts with how it’s sold. When marketing misses the mark, even strong films can struggle to find their footing. Misleading trailers, unclear messaging, or campaigns that fail to highlight what makes a movie special can all work against it before it even hits theaters. In some cases, audiences walk in expecting a completely different experience, while in others, they don’t show up at all. These are the films where the problem wasn’t necessarily what was on screen, but how it was presented, proving that marketing can make or break a release. The post 18 Movies That Were Totally Failed By Their Marketing appeared first on Den of Geek.

Movies often operate on their own rules, and most of the time, audiences are happy to go along with it. Over the years, certain patterns and shortcuts have become so common that we barely notice how unrealistic they really are. From action scenes that ignore basic physics to everyday situations that conveniently work out perfectly, these “rules” exist to keep stories moving and moments exciting. They may not make much sense under scrutiny, but they’ve become part of the language of filmmaking. These are the strange, familiar conventions movies rely on, the ones we accept without thinking twice. The post 18 Weird Rules Movies Expect You To Accept Without Question appeared first on Den of Geek.