Peyton Reed reveals a Fantastic Four movie still intrigues him and that he has high hopes for a third 'Ant-Man': "There is story to tell there."

Omega Underground might have possibly ended the debate of what the Avengers 4 title is going to be. As we’ve been seemingly the first to discover a listing on Trent Opaloch‘s website which list his credits and includes the title Avengers: End Game.

Ant-Man and the Wasp star Michael Douglas is game for a prequel centered around Hank Pym, the original size-shifting superhero who first donned the Ant-Man identity. Asked during a Facebook Live stream on Sunday if Hank Pym will ever get to suit up again, Douglas answered, “Oh God, I hope so. I really hope so.”

Disney recently gave a presentation at CineEurope, and while there, they actually shared some footage promoting Captain Marvel and Avengers 4. And thanks to MCU Cosmic, we have some information to report from the event. They explain that there are a lot of fake descriptions out there, so they set the record straight with what was screened.

I can confirm that Jake Gyllenhaal is in talks to play the villainous Mysterio in Sony Pictures’ sequel to Spider-Man: Homecoming. Talks are underway right now for Gyllenhaal to join the long line of Spidey villains.

Marvel producer Nate Moore recently opened up to CinemaBlend and explained how Captain Marvel will feel different from other MCU origin movies.

There are a lot of Guardians of the Galaxy-related developments we're still coming to terms with thanks to Avengers: Infinity War, but we have just the tonic for all that trauma. And that is re-watching volumes one and two, of course! Why? Because, as well as giving us that much-needed nostalgia hit (of happier times), it turns out there are a lot of Easter eggs yet to be found in the films.

Aw, snap! Thanos’ deadly finger snap at the end of “Avengers: Infinity War” caused a number of fan-favorite Marvel characters to crumble into ash before our very eyes. But given the conceit ― Thanos destroyed half the life in the universe with that single snap ― many were left wondering: What happened to everyone off screen?

If you’ve seen the cinematic event that is Avengers: Infinity War, then you know what it is like to have your heart broken. The gut-wrenching film made its debut at the end of April, and its box office success cannot be stopped despite its angsty end. And, thanks to one MCU creator, the movie’s final moments just got a whole lot harder to watch.

Chris Hemsworth's character is more popular than ever, but Marvel has just scratched the surface with 'Ragnarok' and 'Avengers: Infinity War.'

With Avengers: Infinity War setting box office records left, right and centre – including the biggest opening of all time, and the fastest movie to gross $1 billion – the accountants at Disney and Marvel Studios must be breathing a sigh of relief, as directors Joe and Anthony Russo have revealed that the superhero epic went over budget, and was costing Marvel up to $450,000 per day.

Warning: Major spoilers ahead for "Avengers: Infinity War." The cast of Marvel's "Avengers: Infinity War" clearly had more slip-ups when it came to spoilers than anyone realized. After video resurfaced showing Mark Ruffalo accidentally spilling the beans last year, now fans are sharing a clip of Tom Holland ruining his character's death on the movie's opening night.

“Avengers: Infinity War” crossed $1 billion worldwide Saturday, setting the record for the fastest film to reach that milestone. The Disney-Marvel film will take in around $122 million this weekend from 4,474 North American locations, which, combined with its international total, will push it past the $1 billion mark. “Infinity War” is Marvel’s sixth film to reach that number, including the second most recent installment in the MCU, “Black Panther.”

Did they not know it was a sequel?

There’s a very simple new website making the rounds that all the kids are talking about. It’s called “Did Thanos Kill Me?”

Ryan Reynolds revealed that his on-screen alter ego Deadpool had received a rejection letter from the Avengers when he had written to Tony Stark six years ago requesting a place.

It’s official: Avengers: Infinity War has exceeded expectations to deliver the biggest box office opening of all time. Infinity War has delivered an estimated $258.2 million domestically to beat Star Wars: The Force Awakens for the U.S. opening weekend record. Not only that, but the Avengers sequel has raked in $382.7 million internationally bringing its global tally to $640.9 million — that’s more than halfway to a billion dollars in less than a week of ticket sales.

Saturday AM: Industry estimates have Disney/Marvel’s Avengers: Infinity War at $106.7M (including that $39M Thursday night) and $245.6M over three days, which would put the pic second behind the Star Wars: Force Awakens record opening of $247.9M. Numbers are much higher than what we saw last night, with a $237M start. Some even believe that Infinity War could beat Force Awakens ($247.9M), but a lot of that will depend on today’s momentum.

Phil Coulson will be making his Marvel Cinematic Universe return next year, though it will require going back in time. Coulson, played by actor Clark Gregg, has been confirmed for next year's Captain Marvel, though while it hits in 2019 it will actually take place in the 1990s. ComicBook.com recently caught up with Gregg to ask him about his big return, and he couldn't be more thrilled about it...though some tech will be required.

Spoiler-free: Some fun and tons of polish, but there's no getting around a hollow core.