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Superman’s Use of Krypto Proves James Gunn is the Superhero Movie Auteur of Our Time

We got Superman spoilers aplenty here! Forget Superman. Forget Guy Gardner, Hawkgirl, and even Mr. Terrific. The real breakout character of Superman is the one who creates the most trouble for our hero. Every one of Kyrpto’s scenes, whether he’s nipping at Superman’s heels or throwing around Lex Luthor like a chew toy, thrills the […]

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Superman Box Office Asks How High Can This Thing Fly?

After months and years of speculation, James Gunn’s Superman-slash-kickoff to a brand new cinematic DC Universe just opened to $122 million across its first three days at the North American box office, according to Warners Bros. estimates. That figure marks WB’s second movie to cross $100 million this year, and only the third to do […]

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Superman: Rachel Brosnahan Wants a Superpowered Lois Lane

This article contains Superman spoilers. If there’s one complaint that people seem to have about Superman, it’s that the movie has too many superheroes. For some, Guy Gardner, Hawkgirl, and Mr. Terrific overtake time that could have been spent with Clark Kent, Lois Lane, and the rest of the Daily Planet team. Those who disagree […]

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Jaws 2: A Movie Where the Novelization Was Better

With the huge success of Jaws, it was inevitable that Universal Pictures would be interested in a sequel. But aside from the ludicrous premise of the same town getting terrorized by a shark again, Jaws 2 was saddled with two directors, massive reshoots, an unhappy star, and a script that never quite seemed finished. That […]

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Supergirl’s Unusual Cameo in Superman Sets Up Different Kind of Superhero Movie Next Year

This article contains Superman spoilers. For the most part, David Corenswet played Superman as we’ve known and loved him for going on 90 years. Sure, he had a few more emotional outbursts than we’re used to seeing but he’s still the kindhearted and slightly corny guy who debuted back in 1938. The same cannot be […]

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James Gunn’s Superman Celebrates an American Way That Is Vanishing

This article contains spoilers for this weekend’s new Superman movie. Truth, justice, and the American way. These words, which were first uttered in a 1942 Superman radio show, do not appear in James Gunn’s Superman movie released 83 years later. Yet their spirit and intent are in such vivid technicolor in the finished film that […]

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Superman Post-Credits Scenes Explained

This post contains spoilers for Superman As the first movie in a rebooted DC universe, it’s no surprise that Superman begins with title cards that establish the world. As a superhero movie post-Iron Man, it’s also no surprise that Superman has a mid-credit and post-credit scene. What is surprising, then, is the approach that James […]

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Fantastic Four: First Steps Is Poised to Finally Give Mole Man His Due

After something of a mixed bag during Phase 5 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the world’s highest-grossing franchise is trying to usher in a new era with a familiar family that’s sporting some new faces. It was a few years ago that casting the Fantastic Four reboot was the only Marvel news fans cared about, […]

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Superman Review: James Gunn and Cast Discover a Long Lost Magic

James Gunn’s long-anticipated Superman has the best special effect I’ve seen in a summer blockbuster this year—and I don’t mean the digitally aided flying or fighting. There is plenty of that too, most of it impressive and some of it astonishing. But that’s expected in a superhero movie these days, especially one with as much […]

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Why Family Movies Are a Safer Box Office Bet Than Superheroes Right Now

As we near the middle of the summer movie season, it appears that most the big blockbusters for older audiences have come and gone. None of these major releases – including Marvel’s Thunderbolts*, Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning, Ballerina, and M3GAN 2.0 – has been a box office success. The range of revenue earnings […]

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Why Star Wars: Return of the Jedi Is the Perfect Fourth of July Movie

Every year when the long Independence Day weekend comes around, cinephiles and theater programmers across the United States try to work out the perfect movie to watch. The perfect Fourth of July film needs to be one that’ll invoke that vital feeling of celebration and nostalgia, with an exciting edge, and maybe even a little […]

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Where Does the Jurassic Park Franchise Go From Here?

Back in 1997, audiences shuffled out of theaters with one thought on their minds: “I guess not even Steven Spielberg can make a good sequel to Jurassic Park.” The Lost World: Jurassic Park failed to match the quality of its predecessor in every way, setting off a series that would be nothing but lackluster entries. […]

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This Is Spinal Tap Director Rob Reiner On The Real Story of a Mockumentary Classic

A 4K restoration re-release and a long-awaited sequel to This Is Spinal Tap, a mockumentary about a very punctual band, are arriving in the nick of time. A single pierce from an amplified instrument can infuse musicians with the blood of rock and roll. Director Rob Reiner’s sonic infection took a lumbar puncture. In his […]

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The Forgotten James Bond Book That Influenced the Movies

Remember the James Bond movie in which 007 teams up with an enemy agent to defeat a megalomaniacal supervillain? Of course you do. How about the one in which M is kidnapped and Bond must save his boss’s life at all costs? Yeah, that sounds familiar too. And let’s not forget the rogue North Korean […]

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Why Quentin Tarantino Calls Gareth Edwards ‘Mr. Purple’

In Gareth Edwards’ mind, it does not get better than Reservoir Dogs. The debut film from Quentin Tarantino which revolutionized indie cinema is also one of those movies you can’t help falling in love with the first time you see it. Actually, the way Edwards tells it, it might have started before that—back when it […]

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