The deeply disconcerting trailer for the latest DC Universe entry has just dropped…and the horror-leaning Clayface is certainly no optimistically sunny Superman or Riot Grrrl-ready Supergirl.
Australian and Kiwi talent were in the spotlight at this year’s annual gathering of North American cinema operators known as CinemaCon and operated by Cinema United. Hugh Jackman, Nicole Kidman
If the world isn’t already in a constant state of anxiety facing down the existential threat of AI and divisive wars, then Hollywood clearly believes we want even more scares
FilmInk salutes the work of creatives who have never truly received the credit that they deserve. In this installment: director Jeffrey Schwarz, who helmed Boulevard! A Hollywood Story, The Fabulous
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… flies well enough but it never quite soars.
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
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… a loving and well-earned tribute to a real-life hero.