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Massive's pioneering 'Lord of the Rings' crowd simulation software is now free to use
Massive has made its pioneering crowd simulation software, originally developed for The Lord of the Rings and later used in films like Superman and Avatar, available for free. This tool allows for the creation of complex crowd simulations in various media projects.
Supergirl promo reveals the moment Kara and Kal-El meet in the new movie
A new promotional spot for the upcoming DCU movie Supergirl reveals the moment Kara Zor-El meets her cousin Kal-El. The footage also shows Superman giving Kara her iconic suit. The film is set to release on June 26 and is the second movie in James Gunn's DCU.
James Gunn seemingly answers a Clayface mystery about if we've seen him in the DCU before
DC Studios co-CEO James Gunn has indicated that the Clayface featured in the animated series Creature Commandos is the same character appearing in the upcoming Clayface movie. Gunn confirmed the movie is canon and will serve as an origin story for Matt Hagen, who is voiced by Alan Tudyk in Creature Commandos and played by Tom Rhys Harries in the film. The article also touches on other DCU projects like Superman, Paradise Lost, and Booster Gold.
Superman star David Corenswet gave Supergirl's Milly Alcock advice on "everything", including how to fly
Milly Alcock, star of the upcoming Supergirl film, revealed that she sought advice from her co-star David Corenswet, who plays Superman, on various aspects of playing a Kryptonian. Corenswet offered guidance on elements like flight and general performance.
Clayface may be more important to the DCU than we realized as James Gunn confirms it's set before Superman and "very connected" to the wider universe
DC Studios boss James Gunn confirmed that the upcoming DCU film Clayface will be released before Superman and is deeply connected to the wider universe. Written by Mike Flanagan, the horror film stars Tom Rhys Harries as Matt Hagen, who gains the ability to shapeshift after a transformation.
Clayface release date, plot, trailer, cast and more news
The DCU horror film Clayface is set to release on October 23, 2026, with James Gunn and Peter Safran's DCU: Chapter One. Directed by James Watkins and scripted by horror maestro Mike Flanagan, the movie stars Tom Rhys Harries as Matt Hagen/Clayface. The film will explore the origin story of the actor who becomes the shapeshifting villain after a disfiguring accident and a visit to an off-beat scientist.
First look at DC Studios' Clayface is more face than clay
DC Studios has revealed the first look at Clayface, starring Tom Rhys Harries as Matt Hagen, which is described as a full-on body horror film set to release on October 23. Additionally, James Gunn shared a cryptic first look at filming for Man of Tomorrow, which is slated for a July 9 release.
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Warner Bros. Discovery and DC Studios are launching an immersive attraction called Superman Experience: Defenders Unite. This new attraction will allow visitors to enter the world of Superman.
James Gunn's Man of Tomorrow gets a major filming update as David Corenswet explains the conflict at the heart of…
Filming for James Gunn's Superman: Man of Tomorrow is set to begin next week, with David Corenswet returning as Superman and Nicholas Hoult as Lex Luthor. The film will also feature Lars Eidinger as the villain Brainiac. DC Studios co-lead Peter Safran confirmed the production update.
Despite previous reports from James Gunn, Andor star Adria Arjona is set to play alien queen Maxima in Superman sequel…
Despite previous reports and denials from James Gunn, actress Adria Arjona is reportedly set to play the alien queen Maxima in the upcoming Superman sequel, Man of Tomorrow. Arjona was previously rumored to be a finalist for the role, with Gunn having suggested she would be a good fit for Wonder Woman.
James Gunn denies Fallout and Andor stars are testing for Superman-obsessed alien queen Maxima, but there's still…
Director James Gunn has denied rumors that Adria Arjona, Marisa Abela, and Ella Purnell are testing for the role of Maxima in the upcoming Superman sequel. Gunn stated on social media that the reports were "crazy" and that he has never met these actresses for potential roles in the film.
Spider-Noir swings through old-timey Metropolis in Marvel and DC's Spider-Man/Superman crossover
Marvel and DC are collaborating on a series of crossovers, with the upcoming Spider-Man/Superman #1 one-shot featuring a story titled 'Metropolis Marvels.' This issue brings together Spider-Man Noir and the Golden Age Superman to face Lex Luthor. The crossover celebrates the 50th anniversary of Spider-Man and Superman's first team-up.
New Supergirl teaser gives a behind the scenes look at the next big DC film courtesy of James Gunn
DC Studios co-CEO James Gunn has released a behind-the-scenes featurette for the upcoming Supergirl film, offering insights into the character's origins and her role in the DC Universe. The film, starring Milly Alcock as Supergirl and directed by Craig Gillespie, is set to release on June 26, 2026, and is described as an empowering story about resilience.
How DC Studios Is Recasting Iconic Characters for Its New Era
DC Studios, under James Gunn, is reportedly recasting iconic characters for its new era, beginning with Superman: Legacy. The article speculates on potential actors for roles such as Lex Luthor, The Joker, and Bane, suggesting dream castings that could redefine these beloved figures for a new generation of superhero films.
Kara Zor-El goes full John Wick in new Supergirl trailer all about her mission to save Krypto the adorable pup
A new trailer for Supergirl showcases Kara Zor-El's mission to rescue her dog, Krypto. The trailer follows a teaser featuring Superman and highlights Kara's origins on Argo and Krypton, exploring her personality and formative years. The film is set to release on June 26 as part of DCU Chapter One: Gods and Monsters.
Superhero Films and the Surprising Details They Got Right
This article discusses instances where superhero films have accurately captured elements of their source material, focusing on pitch-perfect casting and compelling character portrayals. It highlights performances from Robert Downey Jr. as Iron Man, Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool, and Margot Robbie as Harley Quinn, among others, arguing that these films are cultural touchstones that inspire and surprise audiences.
Hollywood Comebacks That Redefined Careers After Time Away
This article highlights several Hollywood actors and figures who have successfully reinvented their careers after taking significant time away from the spotlight. It features individuals like Ke Huy Quan, Rick Moranis, and Cameron Diaz, showcasing diverse reasons for their breaks, including family, health, and personal growth, and emphasizing the possibility of inspiring comebacks.
Hollywood’s Most Physically Strong Actors Through History
This article ranks Hollywood's most physically strong actors, highlighting their dedication to fitness and intense training regimens. It features actors like Arnold Schwarzenegger, Dwayne Johnson, and Chris Hemsworth, detailing their workout routines and the physical transformations they underwent for iconic roles.
Memorable Interpretations of Lex Luthor Across Superman Films
Lex Luthor has been portrayed in numerous ways across Superman media for over 80 years, ranging from a powerful billionaire to a brilliant scientist or tech magnate. Memorable interpretations include Michael Rosenbaum's tragic figure in Smallville, Gene Hackman's witty and menacing portrayal in the original films, and Jesse Eisenberg's polarizing tech-whiz in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. Each performance highlights Luthor's intelligence, ambition, and his enduring role as Superman's ultimate adversary.
New Supergirl teaser reveals how Kara and Krypto meet and, yes, Krypto is an adorable puppy
A new international teaser for the upcoming DC film Supergirl reveals how Kara Zor-El and her puppy companion Krypto first meet on Krypton. The footage shows a young Krypto bounding towards Kara before the planet's destruction. Director Craig Gillespie and DC Studios boss James Gunn have emphasized that Supergirl will be a more imperfect and relatable female superhero compared to others.
