My review of the DCEU’s 7th cinematic effort in all its classic “Amblin” glory.

My spoiler-free review of the 21st and first female-led movie of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

In many ways, a Trench spinoff movie is the embodiment of WB’s new plan for the DCEU, and fans are going to have to decide if that freedom is what they really want for it.

The DCEU fandom is once again emotionally compromised over recent news about its movies and actors. Here’s why I’m fine with what is happening overall.

My thoughts on the Ghostbusters franchise, my excitement for the new one coming in 2020, and how the franchise has never personally disappointed me. Not even in 2016.

My spoiler-free thoughts on Aquaman, one of the most epic and visually breathtaking comic book movies ever made.

This is one of those cases where all of the outside noise about a movie production absolutely affects your opinion of it, especially on a rewatch, and you just can’t get past it. Even if the movie isn’t that bad.

My thoughts on one of the brightest spots of the DCEU in terms of critical and financial success, and one of the most important comic book movies made to date.

My thoughts on how my initial opinions of one of the most maligned, yet very popular DCEU movies has greatly changed over time.

Revisiting what I consider to be the greatest shared universe comic book movie ever made, and one of the best and most polarizing comic book movies ever made.

A look back at what I consider the greatest Superman movie ever made to date and the very early beginnings of the DCEU.

It should be clear to everyone now that no matter what, Superman is the center of the DC universe, whether we admit it or not.

The future of the DCEU is going in a different direction than its past movies have, but is that the right or wrong move?

As long as Ton Cruise keeps making these movies, I am going to continue to watch them and be in awe of his dedication to crazy stunt work.

When you strip away the fanboy narratives and the sentiment for and against Zack Snyder, the movement toward the Snyder Cut seeing the light of day is very much about the sanctity of filmmaking itself.

There’s no problem with having another version of the Joker in movies……just so long as we still get to the keep the most recent one we got.

My review of Marvel Studios’ 20th movie and the second time they have followed up an Avengers movie with an action comedy.

Why Zack Snyder’s masterful effort about the origins of Kal-El, the last son of Krypton, remains one of the best comic book films made to date.

The hatred for Jared Leto’s Joker is palpable, but it’s really part of one of those “larger problems” where hatred has literally become a marketing demographic……which isn’t any fun at all.