I list the 13 Star Trek movies in order from worst to first. Where do you rank them? 

If Warner Bros. is once again destroying the original visions of its filmmakers, then it is up to newly promoted President of DC Entertainment Geoff Johns to stop them......before they kill the DCEU. 

People are starting to think that the DC Extended Universe is on its way out. There's a very simple reason why they are wrong. 

The 13th Star Trek movie feels like a trip through The Guardian of Forever and into a lost episode of The Original Series, and it's absolutely awesome. 

Yes, it's actually good. I mean it. Seriously. If you're interested, I've got plenty of reasons why it is. 

The angry fans of the Ghostbusters reboot are acting like the angry fans of the Star Trek: Axanar lawsuit. It's all about what they are "owed." 

The argument has been made that DC Films is rushing the Justice League movie. Here's why that argument simply isn't true. 

Apparently reshoots are what a movie gets when it's in "crisis." Either most major movies have been in crisis, or that's simply not true. 

If you are someone that uses Rotten Tomatoes and listens to the critics to decide if you want to see a movie or not, then it's time to stop listening to them and start listening to yourself. 

Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice isn't a perfect movie, but it doesn't deserve nearly the amount of crap it's been getting, especially considering the big reason why it is getting crap in the first place. 

The A-list expansion of the cast for the third Thor movie could mean attention from the Academy Awards in 2018.