Michael Giacchino might've only had four and a half weeks to write the score for Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, but judging from this highlight he didn't waste a single moment.

Zack Snyder's Justice League movie wrapped filming today in the UK, and not only are the actors getting a bit of a break, but he's got a treat for the rest of us, too. Snyder tweeted out a video with a lot of behind-the-scenes footage from the upcoming superhero team-up movie, and the cast certainly seems to be having a good time—let's hope that translates to the screen.

It's a classic image from Batman canon that many fans are familiar with from both the comics as well as live-action and animated adaptations.

While arguments over the direction of the DC movie universe rage online, Justice League's November 2017 release is still hurtling towards us, and it looks like things are winding down on set. This time around, Batman's got a new suit to go with his mecha-Batman outfit from Batman v Superman, and it's got a strange look to it that I can't quite put my finger on.

Jason Momoa seems to be taking James Wan's advice of "let's not forget to have fun with it" on the set of Justice League in this tweet from Zack Synder.

Tituss Burgess and John Stamos appeared on The Late Late Show with James Corden and, first off, they each answered a very important question about where they would and wouldn't travel if they had the ability to fly. Then, John Stamos convinced Tituss Burgess to show off his incredible singing chops.

Jeremy Irons' Alfred was one of the few characters who managed to come out of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice without looking too ridiculous, and now we'll get a chance to see if Irons' luck holds up.

Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice's ticket sales dropped by 68.4% this weekend, the fifth biggest second-weekend drop of any movie that's ever opened above $100 million. That's a worse second-weekend decrease even than Josh Trank's infamous Fantastic Four, which dropped by 68.2%, and about equal with Dawn of Justice director Zack Snyder's Sucker Punch.

We all have to be thoroughly sick and tired of the damsel in distress trope by now right?

More than a few fans are apparently really not happy with how Zack Snyder handled Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.

A lot of the Easter Eggs in Dawn of Justice were pretty hard to miss, but, as this Mr. Sunday Movies video proves, DoJ actually had a few moments of subtlety amidst all the sturm und drang—for instance, I did not catch the Star Wars reference at the end of the film. The more you know!

So, while rumors were originally swirling around that Jimmy Olsen would actually be genderswapped for the first Snyder Superman movie, Man of Steel (which later turned out to be debunked), then there were rumors that Olsen would actually be played by actor Scoot McNairy. Turns out that's actually not true either. So, does Jimmy Olsen pop up in BvS--and if so, where? **SPOILERS for Batman V Superman within.**

Paul McCartney has joined the cast of the fifth Pirates of the Caribbean movie, which is set to arrive summer 2017.

Slight spoilers to follow for Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (although, if you kept up with press prior to the release, I doubt any of this will come as a surprise).

According to a recent Fandango survey, Wonder Woman is the "primary draw" of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.

By now, you've probably heard that the Flash in the DC movie universe won't be the one currently played be Grant Gustin on TV. Instead, Ezra Miller will take up the role. You might assume that's because Man of Steel clearly didn't take place on the same planet—or universe—as CW's The Flash and Arrow shows, but you'd be partially wrong: it's also about the grimdark.

I for one am surprised at how well this works--though maybe not too surprised, considering that master composer of music John Williams has written scores for both Harry Potter and Star Wars. So watching this trailer for Order of the Phoenix recut into The Force Awakens doesn't really feel all that out-of-place--but it does awaken a lot of my later HP feels, and I'm not so sure I have the strength to deal with those today.