Comic-Con 2015
Check out our section for our handy schedule, read about the 13 Things You Don't Want to Miss at Comic-Con, and watch trailers from select movies and TV shows presenting this year. We'll be updating daily from the Con with video interviews, photos, panel roundups, and more!
Comic-Con 2015: IMDb Video Interviews
IMDb's Chako Suzuki is on the street at Comic-Con 2015 in San Diego chatting with cosplayers (like Jedi Elvis!) and interviewing the stars. Watch more videos in our Comic-Con video gallery.
Latest News
Universal is estimating that Minions, the 3-D prequel to their Despicable Me franchise is heading to an astonishing $120.9M opening weekend. The CG animated flick from Illumination Entertainment marched into 4,301 venues Friday, the most North American venues in Universal's history, and left with ... See more »
Universal is estimating that Minions, the 3-D prequel to their Despicable Me franchise is heading to an astonishing $120.9M opening weekend. The CG animated flick from Illumination Entertainment marched into 4,301 venues Friday, the most North American venues in Universal's history, and left with ... See more »
Bella Thorne will return to this season of MTV's cult classic remake Scream, producers announced during the show’s panel on Day 2 of Comic-Con. Thorne’s character Nina, the series’ first causality, was brutally killed in the pilot episode. The producers and Thorne were mum on the timing but said ... See more »
Bobby Brown finally has some happy news to share. The New Edition singer and his wife Alicia Etheredge-Brown welcomed a baby girl at Cedars-Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles Saturday, Brown's rep confirmed to E! News. The healthy little one joins the couple's five-year-old son Cassius who also ... See more »
IMDb Snapshot - Comic-Con 2015
Comic-Con 2015: Trailers & Clips
There's so many new trailers and teasers coming out of Comic-Con 2015 , we've compiled a list so they're easy to find! Check out our Comic-Con video gallery to see the full list.
Indie Focus: Do I Sound Gay? - Exclusive Clip
George Takei shares the story of what inspired him to finally speak openly about this sexual orientation in David Thorpe's documentary about the stereotype of the "gay voice".
Did You Know?
Sean Bean, Pierce Brosnan and Gary Oldman were considered for the role of Hank Pym.