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Just a few weeks after HBO Max launched, WarnerMedia is removing nearly all of its DC Comics movies, one of the streaming service's biggest selling points.

Amid concerns over the coronavirus pandemic, Warner Bros. has moved its tentpole film Wonder Woman 1984 from its original June 5 release date to August 14.

The Batman's cast is about to get a little bit bigger with the news that Colin Ferrell is in talks to play Penguin while Andy Serkis is being eyed for the role of Batman's trusty butler, Alfred. They'll join Robert Pattinson as Batman, Zoe Kravitz as Catwoman, and Paul Dano as Riddler.

Neil Patrick Harris, star of Doogie Howser, M.D. and How I Met Your Mother, will join Keanu Reeves, Carrie-Anne Moss, and Aquaman's Yahya Abdul-Mateen II in Lana Wachowski's upcoming Matrix sequel, which begins shooting in early 2020. Which character Harris will play is currently unknown.

Family members of the victims of the 2012 Aurora, Colorado movie theater shooting have penned a letter to Warner Bros. voicing their concerns about Todd Phillips' new Joker movie, set for release on October 4, fearing that it could inspire more violence.

By adding the ability to watch a collection of Warner Bros. movies through a free, ad-based service on top of its existing capabilities, which include a robust home media server and live TV and DVR tools, Plex is one step closer to becoming the only streaming software you'll ever need.

The Flash was supposed to hit the big screen in 2018 as a cornerstone of Warner Bros.' shared superhero universe, but obstacles brought DC's fastest hero to a standstill. Now, the DC Extended Universe is on the rocks. Will the Scarlet Speedster ever get his own movie? Maybe. Maybe not.

Instead of driving a car yourself in the future, you could kick back and read Batman comics as the vehicle drives you autonomously. That's the concept introduced by a Dark Knight-themed concept car shown off by Intel and Warner Bros. this year at CES 2019.

Hitman 2 introduces new and improved story missions with a scale that can feel overwhelming if you're not prepared. Learn everything you need to know about side stories, how to use stealth to escape tough situations, and the best way to obtain a high score while remaining unnoticed.

The first Detective Pikachu trailer has arrived, and it looks like a video game movie could actually be good? Voiced by Ryan Reynolds, Pikachu is undeniably cute in what is shaping up to be a family-friendly buddy comedy. The other Pokémon on display in the trailer range from odd to frightening.

Game publisher Bethesda has reportedly filed a lawsuit against Warner Bros. over the recent Westworld mobile game, claiming code, art, and design had been lifted from its own Fallout Shelter game. Developer Behaviour Interactive worked on both projects, developing Fallout Shelter alongside Bethesda Game Studios.

J.J. Abrams production company Bad Robot has announced a new gaming division, Bad Robot Games. The division will develop games for consoles, PC, and mobile, and is formed in partnership with Tencent. A Virus Named Tom and Duskers creator Tim Keenan will serve as creative director.

Shortly after IO Interactive and Warner Bros. shared similar teasers about the Hitman franchise, a logo for "Hitman 2" was uncovered on a Warner Bros. site. Although not officially confirmed, it certainly seems as if a proper sequel to 2016's Hitman will be unveiled on June 7 at Warner Bros. pre-E3 event.

In today's box office, the only thing more reliable than a superhero movie is a Steven Spielberg movie. The two are set to become one, as Spielberg has decided to produce and direct a film based on the Blackhawk DC Comics character. Fans will have to wait, though, while he finishes up Indiana Jones 5.

To celebrate the theatrical release of Rampage, Warner Bros. created a site where you can play the arcade game for free in your browser. We tried it out on both desktop and mobile, and it's a stomping good time as always. The question is: Does this browser version have an ending?

Voice actors from the Harry Potter movies including Maggie Smith (Professor McGonagall) will be featured in Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery when it launches April 25.

Fast-paced action makes "Tomb Raider" a fun ride, but it doesn't offer much substance beyond that.

Warner Bros. Pictures has released the first trailer for Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, bringing audiences back to J.K. Rowling's wizarding world.

The Caped Crusader finds himself a stranger in a strange land, and without his trusty gadgets, in the full-length anime Batman Ninja. A showdown with the Joker and other supervillains awaits.

Scribblenauts Showdown brings the series back from the dead as a multiplayer party game complete with more than 30,000 words.

New content is coming to Shadow of War soon, and much of it is completely free, including two new game modes.

Warner Bros. Interactive has announced Portkey Games, a label devoted exclusively to releasing Harry Potter games.