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- We've talked about it some, and it seemed like only an eventuality, but The CW has officially picked up the Arrow/Flash spin-off and has given it a real title: DC's Legends of Tomorrow. The series,...

- Avengers: Infinity War, which it's been revealed will have a grueling nine month production schedule (it is two films after all), will also be shot completely in IMAX using IMAX and ARRI's next...

Blomkamp and Weaver talk Aliens, new Fantastic Four Images, Agent Carter and more

From episode one, a majority of the buzz and speculation around Agent Carter focused on a single idea: Who does Peggy Carter marry?

As I was drying my tears following the dramatic conclusion of this week's episode of Agent Carter, 'Snafu', all I could think about was that I wanted more. More Hayley Atwell as Peggy Carter, whose range and presence eats up every frame of this small-screen show that plays like a big-screen adventure. More of the fabulous, smart dialogue and fantastic supporting cast; more of the beautiful costumes and period lighting -- just more! More than just next week's season finale.

Peggy kisses a girl. Dottie kills the dentist. Ivchenko has a hypnotic ring. Oh yeah, spoilers to follow.

The events of "The Blitzkrieg Button" fresh on her mind, Agent Carter distances herself from Howard Stark and reinvests herself with SSR just in time to prove her worth and lead a rollicking mission to Russia.

It's not often show runners confirm fan speculation before a plot point is revealed on-screen, but that's exactly what happened when Tara Butters and Michele Fazekas -- the team behind Agent Carter -- talked with Eric Goldman of IGN.

“The Blitzkrieg Button,” Agent Carter‘s fourth episode and mid-way point, may have actually been the beginning of the series’ true arc and end game.

If Marvel was hoping Agent Carter would improve on its ratings from last week’s 2-episode season premiere, they must be somewhat disappointed this morning. While Agent Carter still snagged second place behind NBC’s Parks and Recreation, it’s ratings are still down 21 percent from last week. Marvel should be interested in more than just ratings, as the show has received considerable critical acclaim.

New Teen Boat! Retailer charts! and two lesson sin real world history!

It is popular now to say that Guardians of the Galaxy was a risky movie and everyone thought it would suck until it turned out to be the biggest movie of the year but...from the first time they showed the footage at San Diego, it looked like EXACTLY what it was. A big SF actioner with heart, a quirky sensibility and actual humor. It was still risky because no one know who Starlord was, but the movie always looked like a fun ride.