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'The Batman: Part II' rumors on X link Sebastian Stan to Victor Zsasz and Brian Tyree Henry to Harvey Dent.
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Clayface's weekend take fell 57%, leaving its estimated domestic total at $44.06 million.
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DC's Clayface reportedly earned $1.9 million Thursday for a domestic total around $33.7 million; reported worldwide totals differ.
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DiscussingFilm and ComplexPop say Gunn expects Batman to be similar in age to David Corenswet's Superman.
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AMC’s double-sandworm design makes room for two. The internet is being exactly as mature as you’d expect.
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DCFilmNews, citing @Luiz_Fernando_J, reports the film earned approximately $3.4M on Tuesday (up 48% from Monday).
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DCFilmNews shared a photo credited to Nicole Stafford of a mud-monster coffee carrier built for the film's grip crew.
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ComicBook reports that the Emmy-winning voice actor died suddenly; DiscussingFilm also reports his death.
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Boxoffice Pro’s Sunday estimates put ‘You Can See Everything’ second at $19.5 million, up 25% from its opening weekend.
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A post estimates a $25 million opening on a roughly $40 million budget and calls the villain film a success.
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DCFilmNews shared the score on October 21, attaching a video to its rating announcement.
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DCFilmNews says the Blue Beetle character is canon, but the movie's canon status has not been confirmed.
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Critics praised James Watkins' "Clayface" as a gritty, gory, villain-focused body-horror thriller after October 13 LA premiere screenings.
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DCFilmNews shared the portraits and credited photographer Dan Winters for the images.
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FilmUpdates, citing Deadline, says director Matt Reeves continues to attend to an ongoing family matter.
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A post says James Gunn confirmed the shift in creative direction since the film was announced in 2023.
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Peter Safran told Collider the decision hinges on whether the writers' room develops a second season worth pursuing.
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Variety reports early reactions praised its body horror elements, brutal scenes, and Tom Rhys Harries' performance as Matt Hagen.
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Variety reports praise for its body horror; a post questioned whether the absorption scene was practical, then praised James Watkins.
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Directed by James Watkins with script by Mike Flanagan and Hossein Amini, the film stars Tom Rhys Harries as Matt Hagen. Marketing emphasizes body-horror transformation in Gotham without fully revealing the monstrous form.
