The latest "Fantastic Four" reboot features a blend of retro aesthetics and superhero action in a space-age setting.

The Fantastic Four are taking their First Steps into the MCU, and it’s in the best movie in the series since Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3.

As 'Superman' continues to rake in rave reviews, director James Gunn has opened up about replacing Henry Cavill within the DCU.

First Steps not only has to introduce audiences to a new roster of heroes, villains, and scene-stealing side characters, but it also needs to reset the narrative surrounding the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

As is Marvel tradition, there are some hints at the end about how the Fantastic Four will show up in the next batch of big-screen MCU adventures. But for now, you won't think too much about the next steps.

Bachrach, Joseph Quinn and Julia Garner also star in Matt Shakman’s superhero adventure, in which the team must save Earth from a “Devourer of Worlds.”

First Steps is no disaster – but it’s no Superman, either - 3/5 Vanessa Kirby is a standout as Susan Storm and the set design dazzles, but this franchise-starter is still weighed down by the usual unf

First Steps arrives in theaters later this week, and we're weighing in with our spoiler-free thoughts on the latest Marvel Studios movie. Does this reboot finally do right by the team?

Elsewhere, 'Jurassic World Rebirth' celebrates crossing $600 million worldwide, while new offerings 'I know What You Did Last Summer' and 'Smurfs' open to meh numbers.

Fighting Souls is making its playable debut this summer. Arc System Works' next fighter will be playable at Evo 2025 in Las Vegas.

It’s no secret that superheroes have lost their punching power. Since 2020, just one of Disney's Marvel movies has grossed over $1 billion. There is good reason for this.

While Fox had respectable success with the 2005 and 2007 Fantastic Four movies (which starred Chris Evans as Johnny Storm pre-Captain America), the former studio saw a Josh Trank-directed 2015 reboot completely tank after a full reshoot, grossing only $167M worldwide. This time, it’s different — it’s Feige’s Fantastic Four.