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Amazon Prime Video subscribers who are DC fans will have a great gift and treat for December 25 as they will get to stream The Flash. This superhero film is based on the popular comic book character Flash and follows Barry Allen as he tries to go back in time to prevent his mother’s murder, which brings unintended consequences to his timeline and strands him in an alternate universe in 2013. Allen then enlists the help of an older Batman, played by Michael Keaton, and the Kryptonian Kara/Supergirl to return to his own timeline and also stop General Zod when he launches a full-scale Kryptonian invasion of Earth.

When Young Sheldon was first announced, I remember the reaction of my closest friends: disgust, terror, confusion. The Big Bang Theory is a tired and poorly aged sitcom about a herd of nerds who suddenly fall in with a hot lady friend. The breakout protagonist, Sheldon Cooper, is an obnoxious know-it-all, and the last thing that I expected to enjoy is an origin story for the character. Years later, my social media feeds are filled with Young Sheldon clips and content, enough for me to start watching the show out of morbid curiosity, only to find out: It’s actually quite good. Now, I understand why there’s a second spinoff related to the deep lore of the Cooper family. I get why the fans are clamoring for an Old Sheldon series starring Michael Keaton. Young Sheldon is downright heartwarming, and one of the few sitcoms I actually adore.

has explained why she’s not in Tim Burton’s upcoming sequel to 1988’s Beetlejuice, .

Well, it's official: Geena Davis is not in Tim Burton's eagerly anticipated Beetlejuice 2. The actor, who played Barbara Maitland in the 1988 movie, confirmed the news, which is likely to disappoint longtime fans, at CinemaCon 2024.

We love movie recommendations here at Polygon. Whether it’s horror, sci-fi, action, comedy, thrillers, or just the best of the year, we’re always trying to introduce readers to new and exciting movies they’ll love. But now we want to find the perfect movie for you. (That’s you.)

Michael Keaton recently reflected on a funny interaction between him and Jack Nicholson while the former was training for his role in 1989’s .

Game Rant can exclusively reveal a clip from Knox Goes Away, a new crime thriller with a star-studded cast led by Michael Keaton. The film is currently in the middle of its stateside theatrical run, which kicked off on March 15, 2024.

Summer blockbuster is near, and if you need proof look no further than the avalanche of trailers that came out this week. From House of the Dragon and Furiosato Beetlejuice 2 and a terrifically ill-conceived children’s book adaptation, it seems like every studio wanted to be out in force advertising summer wares this week.

The first for the Michael Keaton and Jenna Ortega-led sequel has been released by Warner Bros. The film is set to hit theaters on Friday, September 6, 2024.

Over 36 years after graced theaters back in 1988, has been summoned once again to reprise his role as the crude title character for the sequel to Tim Burton’s cult classic. Set to arrive on September 6, EW has shared first-look images for the upcoming movie — titled — showing the highly anticipated return of Keaton, Winona Ryder, and Catherine O’Hara. 

Some two years after the film's release, Michael Keaton still doesn't know why he showed up in a Morbius post-credits scene.

is pretty far away from starting production but the film is highly anticipated amongst fans who wish to see what is next for Tom Holland’s web-slinger. However, fans are curious to know if, the director of Holland’s first three Spidey flicks will return to the directing chair once more or if someone else like will helm the new installment.

Crap. It’s already December. Mercifully, I haven’t heard much Christmas music in the stores I deign to visit, but that probably now ends. The holidays are bearing down on us like a sugar-infused child.

Tim Burton's original 1989 Batman film casts a very long shadow over the superhero movie genre. Burton conjured a wonderfully gothic vision of Gotham City, while Michael Keaton's wired and dangerous take on the Caped Crusader remains rightly beloved - he certainly won our hearts again this year in The Flash.

Martin Scorsese has added to his filmography with another TikTok, courtesy of his daughter Francesca. 

As the clock struck one minute past midnight on Thursday November 9, the 118-day SAG-AFTRA strike officially ended, meaning films such as Deadpool 3, Gladiator 2, and Beetlejuice 2 will all now head back into production.

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is the sixteenth movie in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. It was released in 2017 and takes place after the events of Captain America: Civil War. Watch Spidey’s debut in the MCU as he gears up to join the Avengers. But, will his passion for becoming a superhero clash with his ordinary high school life?

is a highly anticipated superhero movie that was released in 2023, featuring DC’s speedster, Flash. It revolves around an alternate reality accidentally created by him in an attempt to bring back his mother. The movie is packed with delightful surprises such as Michael Keaton’s Batman and Sasha Calle’s debut as Supergirl. Watch the thrilling movie to dive deep into Barry Allen’s world.

was produced in collaboration between Columbia Pictures and Marvel, and distributed by Sony Pictures. The movie sees the transformation of Michael Morbius, a brilliant biochemist, into a living vampire as a result of an experiment and stars Oscar-winner Jared Leto as the enigmatic Morbius.

Tim Burton’s Batman is hitting the road in 2024 as a live concert tour in celebration of the movie’s 35th anniversary.

has been revealed for the new DC movie.

The late legendary actor spoke about his decision to turn down the role of Batman in a previously unpublished interview.

Happy Barbenheimer Friday, Polygon readers!

At almost exactly this time last year, news broke that Ben Affleck was coming back to Batman, reprising his role as the Caped Crusader in James Wan’s Aquaman 2, aka Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom. Affleck said he was done playing Batman in DC’s live-action movies all the way back in 2019 — he even had a send-off ceremony for his run as the character. Previously he played Bruce Wayne in Zack Snyder’s Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, then reprised the role in Justice League and cameoed in the David Ayer edition of Suicide Squad.