Captain Marvel – Trailer Talk
After its first two trailers garnered mixed reception, Marvel’s third trailer for Captain Marvel focuses less on the CGI and gives us more insight into Carol Danvers as a character.
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Avengers: Endgame – Trailer Talk
Nic breaks down the trailer for Infinity War sequel Avengers: Endgame. Darker and more guarded than we expect from a Marvel trailer, the hype train for this film is starting off slow but with a whole lot of gravity.
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?
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.
Daredevil: Season 3 – Review
After an apocalyptic series of critical failures and cancellations, can Daredevil season 3 bring some much needed quality to Netflix’s Marvel television universe?
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.
Black Panther – Review
Ryan Coogler delivers a new kind of superhero movie that brings that fictional African nation of Wakanda to vivid life through deft worldbuilding and strong yet varied performances.