As soon as Marvel opened up their Cinematic Universe, it became perfectly clear that the films could not always be a part of the same genre. After all, if they'd planned on putting out pictures
There's no way around it. No matter how shaky things have seemed for the DC Extended Universe; No matter how many questionable decisions and crumby theatrical cuts fans are asked to slog through; Justice League is a
This week Mike and Mark break down the SDCC trailers for The Flash and Arrow. Season 3 of The Flash dives right into the events of Flashpoint, one of the most pivotal stories in the
This week Mike and Mark break down the SDCC trailers for The Flash and Arrow. Season 3 of The Flash dives right into the events of Flashpoint, one of the most pivotal stories in the
What a very Potter year it is for Harry Potter fans. In addition to the release of the script of the stage play Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, in one short month we’ll get
Last year’s Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them was a film that was a difficult film to predict for. Yes, given its connections to the world famous Harry Potter franchise — and the involvement
When The Passion Of The Christ came out in 2004, it was a phenomenon. Everyone was talking about it. Whether it was the visceral storytelling, some of the more controversial decisions director Mel Gibson made, or
The Fast and Furious franchise has come a long way in the 15-plus years it’s been around. It started out in a grounded, semi-drama that took itself way too seriously. Over the next couple films,
Aquaman is the film that, ironically enough, I was looking forward to the most in the DC Extended Universe. While I have a pretty solid idea of either what I expect out of a film
Ridley Scott seems to have Alien fever. After spending decades far and away from the Alien franchise, which he kickstarted back in 1979, he seems to have gained a renewed sense of purpose for it.
