Why standalone films are becoming structurally fragile
One of the biggest highlights of the excellent animated extravaganza Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse was Spider-Ham, and another was Nicolas Cage's Spider-Man Noir, but unfortunately, it's only the latter who
Marvel Studios gets all self-reflexive with their new Disney+ series Wonder Man, which sees the return of Iron Man 3 scene-stealer Sir Ben Kingsley, whose ham-fisted, down-on-his-luck actor Trevor Slattery
After the success of its series of BFI Film Classics, Bloomsbury now takes readers on a thoughtful, literate and often eye-opening journey into the universe of superheroes and super-villains with
Marvel Studios currently has a fascinating and truly important Native-American superhero hidden away in their archives…and they need to unleash him upon the world now! Initially questioned for its decidedly
Trust Reed Richards to work out a formula for box office success! And in other news, have we ever seen a more pathetic representation of Australian film at the local
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… delivers the right amount of action while focusing on the emotional and ethical weight of identity, family, and interworldly belonging.
You love ’em, he hates ’em! The Butcher carves up your favourite films, and this week, he applies his sharpened cleaver to what has slowly developed into the bane of
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… a rock solid, optimistic, fun, cheerful and engaging new superhero flick that finally feels like a fitting ode to its comic origins.
With the latest Marvel Studios release Thunderbolts* hitting standard blockbuster levels (as opposed to Deadpool & Wolverine-type levels), where will this team of unlikely anti-heroes land next? Warning: This article