With the Batman/Deadpool and Spider-Man/Superman crossover issues, Marvel and DC, the titans of superhero comics, have ushered in a new age of cross-company team-ups. For a long time, it seemed as if the opportunity for fans to see heroes and villains from the two universes coming together had long since passed. Now, it seems like it may continue for years to come.
Two months after its wide release, Marty Supreme is still running in theaters, winning over cinemagoers enthralled by Josh Safdie’s masterful direction of controlled chaos and what might be Timothée Chalamet’s best performance ever. Despite […]
In the treacherous Naruto universe, a shinobi’s destiny is almost always etched into their genetic code long before they ever step onto a battlefield. While hard work and mastery of the basic elements can forge […]
The 2000s was a golden era at the box office, and the decade produced a ton of movies that made a lot of money but have had their financial success overlooked. Building on the momentum […]