Batman: Arkham Knight Announce Trailer, Kevin Conroy Returns as Batman [Video]

If you've been wondering why the most recent release in the Batman: Arkham franchise, Batman: Arkham Origins, isn't developed by Rocksteady, this will answer it for you. And that's because Rocksteady Studios returns to the Arkham with Batman: Arkham Knight, the final game in the video game series.

First Look At Grant Gustin As The Flash

It's always been a touchy issue among comic book fans when it comes to superhero costumes in live action adaptations. Usually the costumes are altered radically that it looks totally different than comics version and upsets the fans most of the time. But with the revealed costume for the upcoming The Flash pilot it's looking so far so good.

New Godzilla Trailer Still Has No Godzilla; Still Great Nonetheless [VIDEO]

A new Godzilla trailer debuted today offering more glimpses of its titular character. But we still don't get to see a full view of it. On the bright side, we get a tease of the origin of Godzilla, in this version of it at least.

Check the panic-filled trailer below as we get to see Bryan Cranston and a whole lot more lose their minds.

Recommended Reading: Captain America: Winter Soldier

Before the movie opens in Philippine theaters on March 26, I recommend reading the comics that the film is based on. Written by Ed Brubaker with art by Steve Epting, this story introduces the Winter Soldier and also started what eventually became a historical run for the creative team on Captain America comics.

Twitch Plays Pokemon Is Slowly Taking Over the Internet

For a game that is almost 20 years old, Pokemon Red still remains close and popular to the hearts of many Pokemon fans and also gamers in general. Recently, a channel opened up on the video game streaming website Twitch where the game is being played by thousands of members inputting commands in real time.

Sounds chaotic to you? Because it is. If you go ahead and watch the stream, most of the time it would just be Red going around in circles for hours. They make significant progress however, albeit slow.

The Guardians of the Galaxy Trailer Is Totally Awesome

As promised, the full trailer of Guardians of the Galaxy premiered on Jimmy Kimmel Live last night. The clip shows Rhomann Dey (John C. Reilly) introducing each member of the group - Peter Quill a.k.a. Star-Lord (Chris Pratt), Gamora (Zoe Saldana), Drax the Destroyer (Batista), Rocket Raccoon (Bradley Cooper), and Groot (Vin Diesel) - as they are being held captive by the Nova Corps.

New Photos of Guardians of the Galaxy Feature More Chris Pratt

In anticipation of the Guardians of the Galaxy trailer that is set to drop on February 18, USA Today talked with director James Gunn and actor Chris Pratt about the overall look and feel of the film. They also posted three new images from the movie, giving us a peek on the Guardians team - Star Lord, Drax the Destroyer, Gamora, Rocket Raccoon, and Groot. Plus, we get a new look at the Milano, the team's spacecraft, and a close-up of Pratt as Peter Quill and his blue eyes.

The LEGO Movie Blooper Reel Is... Cute

Yes, cute is the right word. If you haven't seen The LEGO Movie yet, too bad. But at least you'll get to see the blooper reel.

Warner Bros. follows the footsteps of Toy Story and other animated blockbusters with a blooper reel. Most of the outtakes show Batman missing his lines and set backdrops falling on the actors. Watch this blooper reel if you want to brighten up your day.

Spider-Man Gets the Year One Treatment with Learning to Crawl

With the impending return of Peter Parker in the relaunch of his flagship comic book The Amazing Spider-Man in April, Marvel plans on expounding more on Peter's early days as the wall-crawler. In May, the publisher will release 5-issue a limited series called Year One: Learning to Crawl by Dan Slott and Ramon Perez.

Movie Review: The LEGO Movie

Originally being just children's toys to having limited edition exclusive releases, and even to having their own amusement park, LEGO sure has come a long way.

If you have played some of the LEGO video games that have come out, the CG cutscenes are very well-made, accompanied with tongue-in-cheek humor. The LEGO Movie takes all of that and adds something more that makes its debut theatrical film a hit with the audience.