It’s almost hard to believe that right now, we’re just over a year away from the release of the next Avengers movie. Avengers: Doomsday isn’t the Avengers movie we originally thought we were going to get,

We also know that Avengers 5 will likely have to address the Kang plotline that Marvel has seemingly chosen to abandon for now. Throughout Marvel Phase 4 and Marvel Phase 5, Kang was set up as the ...

The stream began at 11am ET, as the Marvel social channels kicked off a live video with a shot of a chair that had Chris Hemsworth’s name printed on the back. The stream stayed on that exact spot until an alarm went off at 11:15, when the camera then panned down to the next chair in line, which reads “Vanessa Kirby.”

Doomsday, and four Star Trekactors will reprise their roles as Marvel characters. Directed by Joe and Anthony Russo, Avengers: Doomsday revealed 27 actors and characters led by Robert Downey Jr., who was previously announced to play the villainous Doctor Doom instead of his iconic role as Iron Man (Tony Stark).

Yesterday's 5-hour long announcement for the massive cast of next year's "Avengers: Doomsday" included a lot of what we expected and a lot we did not. In particular, the casting of so many actors from Fox's first "X-Men" films was a shocker.

Alan Cumming, Channing Tatum and more members of the star-studded "'Avengers: Doomsday" cast reacted to the Wednesday announcement.

But numerous major stars of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, who fans assumed would be in the movie, were conspicuously left off the cast list. For one, Spider-Man actor Tom Holland was not mentioned. Holland is set to lead his own "Spider-Man" film in July 2026,

When the Marvel Cinematic Universe released its first tentpole film The Avengers in 2012, its success (grossing $1.5 million worldwide) set off a phase of superhero mania - where the least connected of films could get people to fill seats at the mere hint of a new casting or surprise cameo.