In the latest episode of Los Fanboys, Jammer and David go all in on Justice League. The pair discuss the box office for the film, where it went wrong, and what led to the disappointing
UPDATE: Rashida Jones and Will McCormack left the following statement to EW, in light of the report: “The breakneck speed at which journalists have been naming the next perpetrator renders some reporting irresponsible. We did not
Be prepared for a new breed of superheroes. With Netflix’s The Defenders, Fox’s The Gifted, FX’s Legion and ABC’s Inhumans, Marvel is not slowing down on bringing its comic book properties on to the small
Things continue to not look so good for Justice League. The film made less than $94 million in its opening weekend, and for a movie that has so many iconic heroes in one place, that’s
With Justice League heading into week two at the box office, mixed feelings continue to surround the film. Jason Momoa, who plays Aquaman in the film recently spoke with Entertainment Weekly and talked about the difficulty of
2015’s Star Wars: The Force Awakens was a tour de force of Star Wars fan service. It brought back many of the practical elements of the franchise, a lot of the original mythology, and perhaps
Justice League has come and gone, and with it we saw the return and rebirth of Superman, played by Henry Cavill. After two films of a torn, uncertain Superman, we now have a Superman in
Gareth Evans' The Raid: Redemption is an action and martial arts masterwork that appeared out of nowhere back in 2011. Evans, a Brit who resides in Indonesia, started his directing career by filming a documentary
As of this writing, Justice League isn’t doing too hot. While I enjoyed the film quite a bit (and I think it even holds up on second viewings quite well), most critics weren’t fans, and
With mixed reviews and a less than expected weekend box-office take, Justice League has, like other DC films before it, developed a love or hate relationship with critics and fans. And the struggle won't end
