After years of speculation and fan campaigns, the Snyder Cut finally arrived last week on HBO Max in the form of Zack Snyder’s Justice League. Was it worth the wait and the four-hour time commitment?

Slightly over a month until its release on HBO Max, we have a new trailer for the four-hour epic that will be Zack Snyder’s Justice League, which features the return of Jared Leto’s Joker, black-suit Superman, Darkseid and his henchmen, and more.

Dune may have finally gotten the adaptation it deserves with Denis Villeneuve’s epic looking version that is arriving in December this year with Timothee Chalamet leading an all-star cast as Paul Atreides, heir to the House Atreides who joins his father to the remote planet of Arrakis to oversee the mining operation of “the spice”, a drug essential for space travel and power in the universe.

Hitman James “Jimmy Bobo” Bonomo teams with a Washington DC detective when both their partners are killed by vicious hitman Keegan, hired by a New Orleans crime boss to cover up his illegal operations.

The much-debated/long-rumored Snyder Cut is real and coming to HBO Max next year, the new Tom Hanks WWII movie is debuting on Apple TV+, Ethan Hunt and the team are taking on a new villain in the next MI movies, Ruby Rose leaves Batwoman and more in this week’s News Shotgun.

Stallone and Dolph are teaming up for a new action-drama TV show starring Dolph, the Game Night directors have signed on for Dungeons & Dragons, Halo and The Stand add more cast members, Universal Studios is opening a massive fourth park in Orlando and more in this week’s News Shotgun.

A son of the seas and the land, Arthur Curry helps the Justice League defeat Steppenwolf and his forces before he has to try and claim his true place as the King of Atlantis when his half-brother Orm threatens to wage a war against the surface.

An animated Batman/TMNT movie is on the way, The Goldbergs is doing a Highlander episode, Nickelodeon is getting a Star Trek animated series and new versions of All That and Are You Afraid of the Dark?, Hulu is getting a bunch of Marvel animated shows, the ridiculously stacked Dune gets a release date and more in this week’s News Shotgun.