Enter the expanded multiverse of “Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse”

How do you follow up an Oscar®-winning animated feature which redefined what a CG-animated movie could look like, while introducing a new multicultural version of a classic Marvel superhero? 

If you are part of the creative team at Sony Pictures Animation, you up the visual ante, take audiences to new places and offer surprising plot developments while never forgetting the emotional core of the story.

Watch the film’s trailer here: https://youtu.be/oFxDoVKZlN4

Black Panther - It's Time For Wakanda

Heroes has been dominated mostly by Americans and Europeans, but when it comes for Africans, we barely see them in the spotlight. Now that more heroes are revealed under the Marvel Cinematic Universe, it is time for Black Panther to leap into cinemas this month.

Black Panther was formally introduced to the MCU with Captain America: Civil War as part of Team Iron Man. And with positive reception from the audience, it was expected that the standalone film will be a hit as well. Of course, being part of a (fictional) country with international affairs would mean being political and power struggle will be present. 

"Black Panther" Leaps from Page to Screen in New Featurette

Watch Black Panther go from comic book to the big screen in an all-new special featurette that's just been launched by Marvel Studios.

The video shows producer Kevin Feige explaining what makes the title character such an enchanting and exciting figure, along with director Ryan Coogler and star Chadwick Boseman sharing their take on the comic book creation of Jack Kirby and Stan Lee.

Prepare to Be Jolted by Year's Best-Reviewed Film "Get Out"

The year's surprise smash hit, with a current US box-office gross of $111-million – Universal Pictures' suspense thriller Get Out is also shaping up as 2017's best-reviewed film todate.

(Watch Get Out' TV spots at http://youtu.be/ogzWzrTAvzg and http://youtu.be/J_mzdtmYUQk.)

The film currently boasts a “99 percent Fresh” rating on the review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes, which is higher than any movie released so far this year.

Opening March 15 in Philippine cinemas, Get Out stars Daniel Kaluuya as a young black photographer who heads upstate with his white girlfriend (Allison Williams) to meet her wealthy parents but encounters increasingly strange behavior. Critics are hailing the film as trenchant, entertaining, and frightening.