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Army of the Dead director Zack Snyder has offered an exciting update on his upcoming Netflix sequel, Planet of the Dead, three years after the release of the first movie. The filmmaker took to social media to share a snap of himself alongside Army of the Dead star Omari Hardwick and, after being asked by fans if this was a hint that Planet of the Dead is finally happening, Snyder replied

Superman is pure love. Those are the words of former Man of Steel actor Brandon Routh, who appeared last week at the Superhero Comic Con and ACE Comic Con collaboration held in San Antonio, Texas. Routh famously first suited up as the Last Son of Krypton in Bryan Singers 2006 film, Superman Returns.

New early artwork shows scrapped emotions from the latest movie from Disney and Pixar, Inside Out 2. Crystal Kung, a Pixar character designer, revealed several drawings of emotions that work cut from the final story of the film in Instagram posts. Including "Guilt," "Suspicion," and "Awe," even more emotions were slated to join Anxiety, voiced by Maya Hawke, Embarrassment, and the slew of emotions that have invaded Riley's body as she adapts to being a teenager.

The directing duo behind Bad Boys: Ride or Die have now commented on a particular moment in the action sequel, a moment that sees Will Smith repeatedly slapped in the face in a reference to the infamous "Oscars Slap." Discussing the scene with Variety, directors Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah revealed that the idea came, in part, from Smith himself, and was largely made up in the moment.

Disgraced Marvel star Jonathan Majors fought back tears while accepting Hollywood Unlockeds Perseverance Award at the annual Impact Awards, which took place on Friday. Controversially, the actor, who saw his star rise and fall in quick succession after being found guilty of two misdemeanor counts of assault and harassment, was honored at the event and said in his speech that he acknowledges his shortcomings (via THR).