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WARNING: There's a major Batman v. Superman spoiler below. Proceed with caution.

Superman lives. 

During Warner Bros.' presentation at CinemaCon in Las Vegas today, Justice League director Zack Snyder and the entire cast of the forthcoming superhero mashup (save Ben Affleck) greeted the audience from the film's set. Included in that lineup of stars was Henry Cavill -- thereby confirming that Superman, who seemingly bit the dust at the end of Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice, will be appearing in the new film. 

Here's the tweet from EW's Darren Franich: 

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Earlier this week Hitfix's own Chris Eggertsen had the opportunity to speak with the team creative behind Deadpool about 20th Century Fox's hit hard-R comic book movie.

Here, Eggertsen and Roth Cornet discuss what they want to see for the -- not yet officially announced, but definitely happening -- sequel including the way they want to use Deadpool's new counterpart, the ideal budget, and if we'll ever see Deadpool save the world.

Take a look in the player above or below and chat with us here or on Twitter.

You can also read our original piece here.

Roth: @RothCornet

Chris: @ChrisEggertsen 

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We're getting closer to the premiere of Game of Thrones sixth season, and we're deeper and deeper into theories about what this now (mostly) off-book storyline will bring. In fact, we've been spending some more time dissecting the red band trailer.

Here's that trailer again as a reminder:

Here, Donna Dickens and Roth Cornet dive into the new Game of Thrones trailer and what it seems to say about one popular fan theory.

Take a look at our chat in the trailer above or below and let us know what you think!

Roth: @RothCornet

Donna: @MildlyAmused

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Yesterday it was revealed that Creed's Tessa Thompson has been cast as the Thunder God's new love interest in Thor: Ragnarok.

The actress will portray a "mystery character" who will appear in other Marvel films.

In the video above or below, Donna Dickens and Roth Cornet talk about who they thinkThompson is really playing in Thor 3.

Take a look and let us know what you think!

Thor: Ragnarok opens in theaters on November 3, 2017.
 

Chat with us here or on Twitter:

Roth: @RothCornet

Donna: @MildlyAmused

In the immortal words of Larry Sanders, “No flipping.”

A 25-year-old Brooklyn man with too much time on his hands set the world record for TV binge viewing on Tuesday.

Alejandro “AJ” Fragoso watched TV for 94 straight hours, breaking the previous record of 92 hours set just last month, this according to Variety. During his time in front of the tube, Fragoso watched Game of Thrones, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Twilight Zone and even the animated series Adventure Time.

It’s hard to figure out what there’s more of these days - election coverage or Captain America: Civil War commercials. Well, Jimmy Kimmel decided the two have more in common than you might think and combined them in a movie trailer on his late night show.

Kimmel explained his logic, “Both of them feature former friends who are now enemies, they both feature powerful men and women who are also cartoon characters.”

Back in March it was reported that Wonder Woman scribe Jason Fuchs had signed on to write an entirely new take on the Lobo live-action movie for DC/Warner Bros., a development that struck some as convenient timing given that Deadpool -- a Marvel character whom Lobo is often compared to -- had just become a bona fide box-office sensation.

However you spin it, the fact remains that Lobo has been in development for a number of years now, and hey, here's something interesting: Deadpool director Tim Miller himself was in contention to direct the film in one of its earlier incarnations.

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During an appearance last month on The Howard Stern Show, Sacha Baron Cohen detailed the reasons behind his departure from the Freddie Mercury biopic, citing the intransigence of some surviving Queen band members who he claimed wanted to "sugarcoat" the film and make it more about their resilience following Mercury's death in 1991 rather than the legendary singer himself. 

"I said, 'listen'...not one person is gonna see a movie where the lead character dies from AIDS and then you carry on to see the band carry on,'" related Cohen, who later said of guitarist Brian May specifically: "[He's] an amazing musician...[but] not a great movie producer."

Now May is hitting back at the comedian in a new interview with the Daily Mail, claiming Cohen "became an arse" during development of the biopic before taking a few digs at his career in the process.

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Supergirl fans know that the Man of Steel is a presence that mostly lurks in the shadows on the series. He's alluded to and shows up in small ways here and there, but many are left wondering if he may take on a more significant role on the show.

Well, after a fantastic and very well received crossover with The Flash, it looks like Superman may be showing up in a larger way and soon.

In the video above or below, Supergirl's Mehcad Brooks (Jimmy Olsen) drops by Fandemonium to crack us up and tease a big appearance on an upcoming episode of Supergirl! 

He also gives us his take on a potential renewal. There's plenty more from Brooks to come, so make sure to stay tuned!

Watch Supergirl Mondays at 8/7c on CBS.

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Donna Dickens and Roth Cornet talk about what the new Suicide Squad trailer reveals, if you look closely.

Here's that trailer as a reminder:

Take a look at what we caught in the player above or below let us know what you think here or on Twitter!

Roth: @RothCornet

Donna: @MildlyAmused