With the climax of Avengers: Endgame, the swan-song of a couple of the Avenger superheroes, and Spider-man still going strong, thus ends Phase Three and the beginning of Phase Four of the MCU juggernaut. Looks like Peter Parker and his alter-ego have alot more responsibility this time around in this sequel. * **SPOILERS AHEAD** Taking…
When 2014’s X-Men: Days Of Future Past reset the timeline, so did all the events and stories that we saw in previous movies like X-Men: The Last Stand. So, that stuff never happened, okay? Instead, we get a whole new bunch of younger X-Men (and women) and their new goofy-looking comic book yellow & blue…
In all my years I’ve never seen this kind of buzz or excitement for a movie. But, after watching (and enjoying) every Marvel movie for over 20 years, I really shouldn’t be that amazed. *SPOILERS AHEAD!* * * It’s the sequel to last year’s mega-blockbuster event, Avengers: Infinity Wars and, in case you were hiding…
OMG, another remake?? Seriously? Apparently graphic novelist Mike Mignola, who created Hellboy, wanted a grittier, bloodier, R-rated version of his character and, since he couldn’t get director Guillermo Del Toro or actor Ron Perlman to come back, he went somewhere else. Well, like it or not, here’s a reboot of the Big Red Guy! *…
Okay, here we go… again. In the 1940’s, Shazam was a comic book where young Billy Batson spoke the word,”Shazam!” and then turned into an adult superhero called Captain Marvel. BUT! In 1991, trademark conflicts between DC and Marvel, had Shazam and Captain Marvel separate into two different characters with their own backstories. Got that?…
Confused? I was. I grew up where young Billy Batson spoke the word,”Shazam!” and then turned into an adult superhero called Captain Marvel. BUT! In 1991, trademark conflicts between DC and Marvel had Shazam and Captain Marvel separate into two different characters, each with their stories. Oy! What a mess! * And speaking of confused,…
Where are the Avengers when you really need them? If you’ve been keeping up with M. Night Shyamalan’s movies (and who hasn’t), you’ll know this is part three of his ‘comic book’ trilogy. His movies Unbreakable and Split were just the opening act to this finale which came as a complete surprise to many. A…
