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Review: Birds of Prey

Sofia Fahrion loves Harley Quinn’s vibrant new adventure.

Feb 19, 2020 By Sofia Fahrion Filed Under: Screen, Screen Reviews Tagged With: DC, Marvel, Superhero, birds of prey, harley quinn, fantabulous

Sh – aaaaah – zam!

As you’re likely aware, one of the most revolutionary, mechanically interesting, and just darn great superhero movies was released to cinemas this Easter. I am, of course, talking about DC’s Shazam!   Okay, okay, I know critics are raving about Avengers: Endgame– and I’m not denying its acclaim. The fact of the matter is, I […]

May 8, 2019 By Amelia Chisholm Filed Under: Screen, Screen Features Tagged With: Film, DC, superhero movie, Shazam!, David Sandberg, Lights Out, Zachary Levi

A universal approach? A look at cinematic universes

The Marvel Cinematic Universe is a decade old this year, and Avengers: Infinity War looks to be the most complete example of the unique storytelling model which Marvel Studios have brought to cinema, bringing together characters, storylines and themes from 18 films into one massive orgy of colourful costumes and special effects. Whether you love […]

Apr 19, 2018 By Alex Wingrave Filed Under: Screen, Screen Features Tagged With: Film, Star Wars, DC, Marvel, universe, mummy, avengers, iron man, MCU, justice league, Black Panther

What probably happens in Justice League

Here we are again, the DCEU has paraded another grisly few hours of cinema in front of us like a child with a crude drawing of a house. But rather than putting it on the fridge, I’m going to shit all over it because I have no feelings of paternal love for DC, and their […]

Dec 13, 2017 By Harry Bunting Filed Under: Screen, Previews Tagged With: Batman, superman, DC, the flash, henry cavill, justice league, wonder woman, aquaman

Review: Justice League

Justice League is not, strictly speaking, a bad film. It’s not awful. It’s not even terrible. Unfortunately, it’s not particularly good either – and it certainly doesn’t do justice to the expectations of both Warner Bros. and any still hopeful DC fans out there. With the lowest-grossing opening weekend of any DCEU film, it seems […]

Nov 28, 2017 By Graham Moore Filed Under: Screen, Screen Reviews Tagged With: Batman, superman, DC, justice league, wonder woman, joss whedon, DCEU, zach snyder

Review: Suicide Squad

Without a doubt, Suicide Squad was a contender for the most hotly anticipated film of the year; an all-star cast including Margot Robbie and Will Smith, brilliant trailers – everyone was set for excellence. Unfortunately, we do not quite get excellence. To say the film is terrible would be too harsh, it’s just too middle-of-the-road for […]

Oct 12, 2016 By Jack Devoy Filed Under: Screen, Screen Reviews Tagged With: Batman, superman, DC, jared leto, suicide squad, margot robbie, jay hernandez, will smith

Review: Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice

It’s one of the oldest questions that you will find on a playground – who would win in a fight, Batman or Superman? Nearly three years since its announcement and one of the most anticipated films of the decade has finally hit the silver screen; pitching two of the most iconic comic book and cultural […]

Apr 6, 2016 By Fenton Christmas Filed Under: Screen, Screen Reviews Tagged With: Batman, Ben Affleck, superman, DC, Marvel, Man of Steel, henry cavill, zack snyder, jeremy irons, the dark knight returns, dawn of justice, batman vs superman, justice league, gal gadot

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