Justice League’s Box Office Struggles Continue as Coco Takes the Lead
Half a decade ago, DC was on top of the world, basking in the glory of Christopher Nolan’s Oscar-winning Dark Knight trilogy. The superhero genre had be
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Gone, But Not Forgotten: 5 Must-See Movies and Shows Leaving Netflix in December 2017
It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Season 1-11 — To me, Netflix’s best feature was never its vast movie catalog. Nor is it its growing library
Will ‘Flashpoint’ Be Henry Cavill’s Last Movie as Superman?
Before Justice League, there was at least hope for the DCEU. Although the series was critically panned, divided audiences and never quite lived up to its bo
Ranking the Pixar Movies After ‘Coco’
5. Toy Story 3 — When it comes to lists of “best Pixar movies,” there’s no getting around including at least one Toy Story on the list. They ar
‘Justice League’ Could Lose as Much as $100 Million at the Box Office
It’s hard to believe when taken at face value, but Justice League — the blockbuster superhero crossover that just landed a $94 million dollar opening
‘Justice League’ Is Proof that Not Every Superhero Movies Needs a Post-Credit Scene
Looking back on the franchise’s unprecedented financial success, popularity and critical acclaim, the Marvel Cinematic Universe can be seen as the bluep
‘Justice League’ Is Less than the Sum of Its Parts
My grandparents lived in an age of Westerns. My parents grew up in an age of Musicals. Today we exist in an age of Superheroes. 1978 convinced us that a m
Ranking the Post—‘Justice League’ DCEU
5) Suicide Squad — Although there have been many compelling arguments in favor of Batman v Superman as the worst DCEU movie, I simply can’t get past h
‘Justice League’ Dramatically Underperforms at the Box Office
If you would have asked me a year ago — Hell, if you would have asked me even six months ago — what the box office king of 2017 would be, I would have inv
What Exactly Went Wrong with ‘Justice League?’
Justice League has finally hit theaters and, by every possible measure, it is a monumental failure for Warner Bros. Although modestly better-reviewed than
