Comics And Film
Alternate Take Review: WONDER WOMAN 1984 Is Filmmaking Done Right
We’ve already seen what Rich Drees thought of the film, but what did FBOL’s Comic Book Editor Emeritus think of WONDER WOMAN 1984? [click for more]
Wonder Woman
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]
Comics And Film
Top Ten NEW Mistakes Warners Has Made With DC Comics Films: When Will They Get It Right?
Way back in 2012, months before Warner Brothers was set to go down a new road with their DC Comics films with Man of Steel, I wrote a post here called Top Ten Mistakes Warners [click for more]
Comics And Film
WONDER WOMAN 1984 Moving To Summer 2020
Gal Gadot announces that WONDER WOMAN 1984 is being pushed back to 2020 “thanks to the changing landscape.” [click for more]
Comics And Film
DC Entertainment Fallout Presents Clearer View Of DCEU’s Future
Now that Walter Hamada has consolidated power over DC Films, we can expect lighter fare and less long-term scheduing for the film. [click for more]
Comics And Film
Steven Spielberg To Produce BLACKHAWK Film, Might Also Direct
The legendary director returns to BLACKHAWK, a concept he flirted with in the 1980s. [click for more]
Movie News
New Releases: February 23, 2018
New releases this week include GAME NIGHT, ANNIHILATION, and EVERY DAY. [click for more]
Movie News
Oscar Nominations Post-Mortem: The Start Of The #METOO Era
We look at the Oscar nominations to see what effect #METOO had on the process, what the Academy got right, and what the Academy got wrong. [click for more]
Featured Stories
2017 In Review: What The Top Ten Grossers Say About The State of Cinema
If there is one constant in Hollywood, it’s that money gets things done. So, if we want some idea where Hollywood is going in the future, we have to look at the highest grossing films [click for more]
Comics And Film
STATE OF THE COMIC BOOK FILM 2017: Marvel-opoly
The state of the comic book film in 2017 was that Marvel has gotten bigger, DC/Warners discovered hope, and the rest struggled to find a place in the cineplexes. [click for more]