A year after Superman made his big-screen debut in July 2025, his Kryptonian cousin Kara Zor-El, aka Supergirl, flies into theaters. We already got a sneak peek of Milly Alcock as Kara when she visits the Fortress of Solitude to pick up her cherished dog, Krypton. Instead of James Gunn, we have Australian director Craig …
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FlixChatter Review – Captain America: Brave New World (2025) – neither daring nor fresh with flat and drab visuals
The 35th film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe marks the first Captain America film in the MCU without Steve Rogers as the titular character. The moment Rogers handed his shield to Sam Wilson in Avengers: Endgame (2019) is an emotional one, but Sam doesn’t officially become Captain America until the end of the 2021 …
FlixChatter Review: Samaritan (2022)
It’s been a while since I saw Sylvester Stallone in anything, which was Creed II in 2018 (though he did voice the hilarious shark in The Suicide Squad). The 76-year-old actor remains in good shape so it’s unsurprising that he's drawn to a superhero role, and he still looks believable as one. The story is based …
FlixChatter Review: Incredibles 2 (2018)
The Incredibles was released 2004 when the super hero genre was starting to dominate the box office. It was one of the biggest hits of that year but somehow a sequel never got made. Now 14 years later, the Parr/Incredibles family is back to save the world from bad guys. Set not long after the …
Question of the week – Which movie/tv genre(s) have you decided to stop watching?
Happy weekend all! I haven't done this question-of-the-week post in a looong time. Well, my pal Ted sent me an email about this topic and I thought it'd be a good one to pose to all you fine movie lovers out there. I'm hoping this would be an interesting discussion point as we'd all have different …
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Guest Post – Musings from a part-time cartoon artist: Maybe some comics shouldn’t be movies
Special thanks to guest contributor Rich Watson from the film blog Wide Screen World for today's post. During the opening weekend of the new Fantastic Four movie, I saw a discussion on Facebook in which people were putting it down, and more importantly, praising the original incarnation – the comic book created by Stan Lee …
Everybody’s Chattin’ + Question of the Week: shameless tv/movie indulgence
Happy almost-weekend peeps! Is it Friday yet? It's been quite a hectic week at the office, rushing against deadlines and all that, but let's not talk about work on the blog shall we? I mean this is supposed to be my escape! I almost forgot doing the LINKS post but there have been some great …
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