Seems like each week there's some new article bemoaning the dearth of creativity and risk-taking in film and television. The prevailing sentiment being that Hollywood is only interested in producing sequels, licensed properties, or reboots.
Although coming in second to Beauty and the Beast, Saban's Power Rangers had a successful opening weekend. For the most part audiences around the globe were satisfied with the film. With that being said our
Is Spider-Man stuck in a creative rut, or is Sony just afraid to take risks with the character? After watching the latest official trailer for Spider-Man: Homecoming, I was struck by how similar it felt,
Aaron Sorkin has written some pretty incredible films including A Few Good Men and The Social Network, in addition to being one of the only show-runners to write nearly every episode of his creation, The
UPDATE: Since this initial report from Variety, EW has come out and shared some rumors from their sources regarding what to expect from this version of Batgirl. According to the outlet, they'll be using the New 52 version
Hollywood has a long reputation of announcing sequels before the first film in a franchise has been released, sometimes even with a release date! A great, current example is Spider-Man: Homecoming, which has a sequel
Credit: Guy D'Alema/FOX With Asim Naseri on the run, Eric's day is nowhere near being over. It doesn't matter that he just survived a beating from terrorists. It doesn't matter that after his brother's rescue attempt,
The last week has been filled with Justice League images, character teaser trailers and finally a full trailer. With that we have learned that the League will in fact have their hands full with parademons
Slashfilm recently sat down with Gareth Edwards, who was at SXSW to give a keynote speech, and spoke with him about the reshoots that occurred during the filming of the first Star Wars spin off
In this episode; Jace is joined by Comic Geek Speak's own Chris Eberle. Listen in as they wax rhapsodic about the incredible masterpiece that is Dreaming Eagles by Garth Ennis and Simon Coleby. Then go
