Aquaman – Review
One of the most promising members of the much maligned Justice League finally gets his chance in the limelight. Is Aquaman the mark of quality that DC has been waiting for, or just another in its run of mediocrity?
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Once Upon a Deadpool – Review
Once Upon a Deadpool recuts the footage of Deadpool 2 into a PG-13 bedtime story, complete with Fred Savage. While it technically achieves its purpose, is there enough there to justify the price of admission?
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse – Review
Even with 16 years’ worth of Spider-Man films in the public consciousness, the new animated feature ‘Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse’ feels like essential viewing.
Venom – Review
Though Venom builds an entertaining dynamic between Eddie Brock and his symbiote passenger, the film is undermined by broad script issues and a glaring lack of chemistry between its leads.
Comic Con: The Varying Degrees of Fandom – Editorial
This year, Kelsey attended ComicCon under the guise of giving FilmBunker some more content. Really, she just spent a day fangirling and having more fun than the rest of the team. Here is how ComicCon shaped up in 2018.
The Incredibles 2 – Review
Picking up right where it left off, The Incredibles 2 successfully revives the themes and tone of the original, though in doing so it risks falling behind the times.
Deadpool 2 – Review
Less than a month after the record-smashing ‘Infinity War’, we have a very different superhero sequel on the scene. Can this Marvel property with a Josh Brolin villain live up to the last?
Avengers: Infinity War – Review
Ten years, three phases, nineteen films. Finally, the long-awaited MCU cornerstone event has arrived to assault our senses with the kind of scope and force we could only dream of ten years ago.
Avengers: Infinity War – Trailer Talk
HYPE. It’s no surprise Nic chose this trailer to talk about this week. Is he excited, or did he find something to dislike?
Real-Life Superheroes – Editorial
We all know that superhero films are popular at the moment. Ciaran, usually found watching these films on their first day of release, decided to research real-life superheroes. What she found was not disappointing.