Captain Marvel is now in theaters, clobbering the box office. As is usually the case following a big film’s opening weekend, a torrent of news and tidbits have flooded online. We’re here to bring them all to you in one convenient location, because we care so deeply about you and your needs. Below, learn about a Captain Marvel deleted scene; a change involving Annette Bening’s character; a brief but important cameo, and more! Beware of spoilers! Captain Marvel Deleted Scene First, a disclaimer: take this with a grain of salt.

Idris Elba and Kate Winslet star in The Mountain Between Us as two strangers who survive a plane crash in a remote wilderness area and then must rely on each other to get back to civilization and their loved ones. It's a dramatic, compelling story that is bolstered by the terrific performances by Elba and Winslet. In our exclusive, behind the scenes video, Elba and Winslet talk about the real-life, treacherous environment in which the movie was made and how they drew inspiration from...Read MoreRead Comments

Kate Winslet and Idris Elba seem to be the type of actors who people will watch in just about anything, and we may get the chance to see the pair share the screen in an upcoming adaptation of Charles Martin's "The Mountain Between Us". THR reports that Kate Winslet is currently in negotiations to join Idris Elba in the romantic survival drama which will fall... Read More...

As expected, Avengers: Age of Ultron is kicking ass at the international box office, earning an amazing $44.8 million in just two days from only 26 markets. It's broken a number of opening day records in various territories and will have debuted in around 55% of them before tomorrow. It's currently #1 at each and every single one of them and is the movie which kicks off 2015's blockbuster season. When it does reach North America next weekend, it's expected to easily surpass the $207.4 million earned by The Avengers back in 2012.

While most adaptations of Nicholas Sparks’s books are sweeping romances, The Longest Ride has a more grounded tone. Sure it has illustrious rain sequences and poetic letter writing, but there’s an effortless chemistry between Scott Eastwood and Britt Robertson that grants the story authenticity. Reeling from a life-threatening injury, Luke (Eastwood) is determined to advance in the world of professional bull riding, while college senior Sophia (Britt Robertson) is set on parlaying her love of modern art into a career.