The first trailer for the MCU’s Fantastic Four has dropped, but the new film is going viral for all the wrong reasons amid AI backlash.

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An impressive new piece of poster art for Robert Eggers’ upcoming horror film, Werwulf, gives the werewolf design a terrifying Nosferatu twist.

"AI was not use in the creation of these posters," a spokesperson tells TheWrap The post Marvel Denies Using AI in ‘Fantastic ...

Despite speculation on social media, Marvel did not use AI to create a new poster for The Fantastic Four: First Steps, the studio said Tuesday.

You’ll remember that Marvel Studios did in fact use AI to create the opening sequence of their Disney+ series Secret Invasion as it fit the series’ shape-shifting plot; the show following Samuel L.

Justin Baldoni accused Blake Lively of demanding he be removed from all film posters and stripped of his ‘a film by’ credit ...