The film’s Tuesday breakout reframes Nolan’s box-office ceiling and forces competitors to rethink timing, budgets, and release strategy.

Ticketmaster emails are telling fans refunds are coming, while the tour still starts Aug. 21 in Chicago.

Two limited releases turn decades of Green Day’s tone into branded hardware, including Marshall’s first artist amp in 14 years.

The Marvel president addresses the “no Thanos-level buildup” debate and explains how Doomsday frames Doom’s arrival.

Unused designs and a cross-game breadcrumb suggest Gen 10’s regional-variant plot has already started.

Hall H debuted the Comic-Con-only sequence, with Frank Castle trying to save Peter’s ass.

The MCU coaxes spontaneity, and Duke’s off-the-cuff line reveals how performance risk can become franchise gold.

Apple TV’s Comic-Con Hall H panel turns the show’s horror-comedy tone into a boardroom-level takeaway: everything is intentional.

The Spider-Man actor explains why press tours can be “really easy” and why some older movies weren’t worth pushing.

A new trailer leans into modern high school cruelty, while Mike Flanagan hints a “big surprise” for fans.

Robert Downey Jr.’s Doom clashes with Pedro Pascal’s Reed Richards, and the trailer frames the next Avengers threat: targeting kids.

Coogler will direct, and David Jonsson is cast as T'Challa's adult son, reshaping Wakanda's next era.