My thoughts on one of the most impactful film directors of our time, who arguably more than anyone else understands the principle of “Show, don’t tell.”

Film criticism as actual analysis hasn’t been the same for decades, and it has more to do with the changing of the industry than it does any specific film franchise in the past 12 years.

My case for why the Ayer Cut of Suicide Squad should definitely be released.

My review of Spike Lee’s latest and maybe his timeliest filmmaking effort for the godfather of streaming, Netflix.

Hollywood has a dark history of toxicity and abusive practices and it’s time for them to finally be eliminated.

My impassioned for case for why I, and probably all of society itself, needs a Cyborg solo movie now more than ever.

15 years later, Batman Begins is still the mark of excellence for all other Batman movies to aspire to.

The conversation about Man of Steel isn’t going away anytime soon, which is a true testament to its brilliance as a comic book film.

It’s happening. Seriously. No joke……and we have The Streaming Age to thank for it.

My spoiler-free review of Netflix’s latest original action thriller, starring Chris Hemsworth and written by Joe Russo.

The Birds of Prey situation is just another kick in a long line of “injuries” for anyone that’s been a DC Films fan since 2013.

The discussion over Birds of Prey’s box office shows just how misguided, off-kilter and problematic our fandoms can truly be.

My spoiler-free thoughts on yet another fantastic entry into the DC Extended Universe.

My spoiler-free thoughts on the final episode of the Skywalker saga in Star Wars.

I watched all of the Star Wars movies in chronological order for the first time and it was incredibly eye-opening to say the least.

My spoiler-free review of what is arguably the absolute boldest comic book movie ever made.

Movies and studios are not sports teams and shouldn’t be treated as such……unless you want them all to make only one kind of movie ever again.

It’s time to toss aside the lazy and dismissive arguments against the idea that the MCU affects other movies, and to actually be fair and acknowledge the good AND bad effects the franchise has on everything else, subjectively speaking.

My review of arguably the most definitive take on Aquaman from Geoff Johns and Ivan Reis.