From its bold-statement, no-nonsense title to its on-point humour and inclusion (about time!) of Krypto, everything about writer/director James Gunn's new take on DC Comics' figurehead Superman looks to be
It must be CinemaCon time because we have just seen a sneak peek of this year's biggest cinema hit!
OK, our superhero movie fatigue is surprisingly over! James Gunn brings back the OG superhero (and dog Krypto), played by David Corenswet, with Rachel Brosnahan as Lois Lane and Nicholas
Joker 2 opened wide and respectably, as would be expected from the sequel to a massive hit, however, the reviews haven't been kind, so it will be interesting to see
9.5
… a loving and well-earned tribute to a real-life hero.
4.5
This is at times a thunderously dull film, listlessly limping its way through a leaden script that never quite commits to a reason for its existence.
Colin Farrell reveals what it took for him to reprise The Batman role for the miniseries, The Penguin. If Colin Farrell’s brief but memorable performance as Gotham City villain The
"Hey Flack, you got a joke for us today?"
… a deeply mediocre experience, with much of what made Rocksteady’s other games work so well, seemingly removed to make the title fit better with its live service ambitions.
God bless Boxing Day, when a mediocre Woody Allen movie can do a $2k+ screen average (but just!), a much maligned (sight unseen) sequel can sit atop the charts and