Wonder Woman: Bloodlines Trailer
Wonder Woman: Bloodlines sees princess Diana leave the island of Themyscira to become one of earth's greatest heroes.
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Parental Guidance: Shazam!
The newest entry into the DC Universe swoops into theatres this weekend, but given DC's penchant for grim and gritty what age is Shazam! right for?
Shazam! Review
Shazam! is a silly, sweet, and fun-loving tale – and the DCEU's first anti-Zack Snyder movie.
News: The Gunn Show Gets A New Home
Is Guardians of the Galaxy director James Gunn getting a second lease on superhero life?
Movies vs. Matrimony: Season 2 Round 7
Movies vs. Matrimony is a podcast that pits a husband and wife’s cinematic tastes against each other. Daniel wins Round 7 and it doesn't go well!
5 Reasons Suicide Squad is Better than You’ve Heard
Despite its flaws, Suicide Squad is perfectly acceptable summer entertainment.
Jared Leto is the Reason Suicide Squad is Terrible
Abetted by director David Ayer, the actor's method approach to The Joker helps explain where Suicide Squad went awry.
Celebrating the Diverse Villains of Suicide Squad
The upcoming Suicide Squad is a reminder that villains get to have all the fun.
From Right to Left: Ranking the Politics of Superheroes
Where do your favorite heroes and villains fall on the traditional political spectrum?
Thought Bubble: Zack Snyder Hates Heroes
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice is a perplexing combination of source material and director.
Thought Bubble: A Dark and Gritty Justice League Isn’t Going to Work
Why Christopher Nolan's grim approach to Batman doesn't work for DC's more colourful superheroes.
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice Review
Batman v Superman is Zack Snyder's messy vision through and through, but he sticks to his guns and manages to retroactively improve Man of Steel.
Suicide Squad Trailer Looks Like it Comes from a Different DC Universe
Unlike the upcoming Batman v. Superman, David Ayer's Suicide Squad actually looks like fun.
Superman Unmasks Batman in New Dawn of Justice Clip
Sorry Superman. Batman would love to chat, but he's a little tied up at the moment.
Lego Dimensions Review
The new mash-up is a ruthlessly commercial yet entertaining cross-fiction fever dream from an anarchic child's imagination.
