Mark Strong

Emma Stone stars as the famed Disney villain.

If you were confused by the final scene of DC’s new movie, here’s everything you need to know.

We talked to the director of one of DC’s best movies in years.

Is this the funniest DC Comics movie ever?

A since-deleted Instagram video showed Strong training for a role with a bunch of James Bond hashtags.

The next DC Comics movie is coming -- but without the star who’d been cast in the film almost a decade ago.

Mark Strong is being given a second chance at playing a DC Comics villain in a superhero movie. The actor, who previously played Sinestro in the Green Lantern movie we wish we could all forget, is reportedly in talks to join the cast of Shazam!, the upcoming DC project from Annabelle: Creation director David Sandberg.

Given the fact that the first Kingsman movie was a spot-on homage to James Bond movies, you’d think we’d all be excited for more of the same. More debonair spy sequences, more dangerous undercover double-speak, and more gunfights in famous locations. Instead, 20th Century Fox has flipped the script, giving us a sequel that promises a delightful sendup of American action movies as well. What would happen if James Bond and John Rambo were forced to join forces to solve an international mystery? If the early trailers and credits are any indication, we’re about to find out.

The British espionage agency must team up with their American cousin to defeat Julianne Moore.

You may not be ready for Comic-Con, but the cast of Kingsman: The Golden Circle is all dressed up and ready to head to San Diego. The highly-anticipated sequel will hold court in Hall H this week, and 20th Century Fox has officially revealed which stars will be participating in the panel via a new series of very bespoke character posters. Spoiler: Pretty much everyone you want to see will be there — yes, even Jeff Bridges.