Category: Movies
Watchmen: Embracing a Darker Superhero Evolution
1978’s Superman: The Movie has stood as a symbol for the archetype of what people felt a superhero was supposed to be: save the citizens, beat the villain, stand tall as a guardian of righteousness. But somewhere along the line, perhaps having its roots ironically embedded into the cynicism of...
Read MoreWarner Bros. Dates Aquaman Sequel
DC and Warner Bros. are ready to dive back under the sea. Deadline has announced that the much-anticipated Aquaman sequel is set to be released on December 16, 2022, a surprising four years after the original. This release date makes sense, given that Disney has the next three Decembers booked an...
Read MoreRami Malek May Join Bond 25 as Villain
Rami Malek is about to join a rich cinematic legacy, as Deadline reports that the recent Oscar winner is in final negotiations to play the next villain in the James Bond series. While I’m excited to see what Malek will do with this plum role, I have to admit that I’m a little surprised he’s &h...
Read MoreWhy I’m Excited: Code 8
The superhero genre has grown in a myriad of ways throughout the last decade. While you could certainly argue the MCU was a factor in this evolution, the Arrowverse has also contributed in major ways, and that is due to Stephen Amell’s work on the first two seasons of Arrow. I remember when Amell...
Read MoreFirst Teaser for The Irishman Released
Martin Scorsese and Netflix have made Mafia movie fans an offer they can’t refuse as the first teaser for the long-awaited film The Irishman has been released. While on the surface, the trailer might not seem like something to write home about, it can’t be said enough how important this movie is...
Read MoreCaptain Marvel, Rotten Tomatoes and Your Consumer Rights
Spike | Feb 27, 2019 | 0
Pop culture has never been through so much in so little time. The entertainment industry, in general, can’t seem to control the news anymore. Corporatism’s ugly side in these businesses is becoming unmasked like never before. Comic books, video games, trading cards, movies, TV shows̷...
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