As the third cinematic version and sixth movie featuring the web-slinger since 2002, Spider-Man: Homecoming faces a challenge – does it offer enough to establish another fresh introduction and prevent franchise fatigue? The answer is a solid yes. A lot … Continue reading Spider-Man: Homecoming – Back to Marvel He Goes
Vulnerability. Mortality. Irrelevance. These are rarely prominent superhero themes, but they’re all on masterful display in Logan. Unrestricted by its R rating, the latest addition to the long-running X-Men series is easily its bleakest and most brutal. Although brief moments … Continue reading Logan – An Emotional and Visceral Last Ride
The Avengers have proved more than capable of defending Earth from physical threats, but other heroes are needed to thwart enemies from the mystical realm. Doctor Strange is an enjoyable introduction of the Sorcerer Supreme, featuring inventive visuals and a … Continue reading Doctor Strange – A Dash of Magic In the Marvel Universe
“Well, at least we can all agree the third one’s always the worst,” says an X-Men: Apocalypse character after seeing Return of the Jedi in theaters. Besides being a nod to the 80s setting, this line could certainly be Bryan … Continue reading X-Men: Apocalypse – Speeches for Days
Who wants to pretend X-Men: The Last Stand didn’t exist? *Raises hand* No worries, your wish has finally been granted. The events of X3, along with nearly the rest of the established cinematic X-Men continuity, have been wiped out. It’s … Continue reading X-Men: Days of Future Past – Time Travel Triumph
A couple years ago, I thought The Amazing Spider-Man was a decent reboot after the mess that was Spider-Man 3. Marc Webb imparted enough of a different vision and Andrew Garfield enough of a different take on Peter Parker … Continue reading The Amazing Spider-Man 2 – Not So Amazing
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