Comics And Film
R.I.P. DC Extended Universe: 2013 To 2023
Even though it only lasted 10 years, the DC Extended Universe took fans on a chaotic roller coaster ride with plenty of ups, downs and hair-pin turns. [click for more]
Joker
Featured Stories
Warner Brothers’ BATGIRL Decision Is Recklessly Shortsighted
Accounting tricks may give the studio a short-term gain, but will there be longer lasting consequences for the incoming regime for cancelling the nearly completed BATGIRL film? [click for more]
Comics And Film
R-Rated Superhero Movies Are [EXPLETIVE DELETED]!
R-Rated superhero movies are all the rage. But Warner Brothers is showing that just because you can make them doesn’t mean you should. [click for more]
Podcast
Big Picture Podcast: 2020 Academy Awards Wrap-Up
In this episode, Rich and Natasha dissect this year’s Academy Awards, especially the historic Best Picture win for Bong Joon-HO’s PARASITE. [click for more]
Podcast
Big Picture Podcast: 2020 Academy Awards Nominations Reactions
In this episode, Natasha and Rich dissect the just announced nominations for this year’s Oscar ceremony. [click for more]
Movie News
JOKER Leads Oscar Nominations With 11 Nods
1917, THE IRISHMAN and ONCE UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD each earned 10 nominations this morning. [click for more]
Featured Stories
2019 In Review: What The Top Ten Grossers Say About The State of Cinema
The Top Ten Grossers tell us a lot about the state of the film industry…both now and in the future. [click for more]
Featured Stories
STATE OF THE COMIC BOOK FILM 2019: Cinema Of The Highest Order
Unless you have been living under a rock, or this is the first one of these year-end wrap ups that you are reading, you will remember how I typically opened these articles. I basically [click for more]
Movie News
JOKER Sequel In Development At Warner Brothers
The billion-dollar grossing comic book adaptation will be getting a follow-up. [click for more]
Featured Stories
JOKER, Roy Lichtenstein And Geek Culture As High Art
Both JOKER and the paintings of Roy Lichtenstein are presented as examples of comic book culture being raised up to fine art. But do they really? [click for more]