Everything about the DC Extended Universe has been a fundamental disaster from day one. When Zack Snyder was in charge of the show, multiple movies failed to perform up to its MCU bar-setting expectations. Even when DC put its most significant comicbook stars together in one movie for the 2016 ‘Justice League‘, the film was … More Blue Beetle Review: Beetle’s Stupid Family Ruins A 127 Minute Film
New Warner Bros, same as the old Warner Brothers. Ezra Miller has turned into a menace to society over the last several years. Miller, who conveniently identifies as non-binary, has that incidents in several countries such as choking a woman, harassing a couple in Hawaii, throwing a chair at another woman’s head, grooming people into … More The Flash Review: Mediocrity Can’t Save Warner Bros From Their Ezra Miller Problem
Beginning after events of the aforementioned Guardians of the Galaxy Christmas Special that was released on Disney+ late last year, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 finds the team having since established established their headquarters on a rebuilt Knowhere. At the same time, Peter is having a difficult time dealing with the loss of his … More Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 Review: The Most Average Film Since Endgame
Sometimes it’s better to leave things in the past. Mighty Morphin Power Rangers was an idea that should have never taken off in the first place. An American TV knockoff based on a popular long-standing Japanese series required a sizable amount of cut-pasting and editing to take American-looking teenagers and match them with Japanese stock … More Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once & Always Review: Time To Let The Past Go
A film that was dead in the water before it was ever released. Warner Brothers have spent the last 10 years trying to catch up with the Marvel Cinematic Universe only to watch the overwhelming majority of their films flop at the box office before selling the company to Discovery. Last year, it was confirmed … More Shazam! Fury of the Gods Review: Death By Indifference
The latest episode of the longest-running soap opera in cinematic history begins with Scott Lang (Paul Rudd) who has become a successful author in the aftermath of Endgame. Despite his success, Scott is still having issues connecting to his daughter Cassie (Kathryn Newton) who has become a social justice activist in San Francisco which has … More Ant-Man and the Wasp Quantumania Review: Same Film, Different Name
2018’s Black Panther was described in the media as a cultural moment for black moviegoers as the first Marvel Cinematic Universe film to focus on a predominantly black cast. The House of Mouse was certain that they had a money making machine on their hands, scoring over 1.3 billion dollars worldwide. However, the unexpected sudden … More Black Panther Wakanda Forever Review: A Tale Of Wakanda’s Boring Secondary Characters
A film that is over 16 years in the making but not a film that audiences have been waiting 16 years to see. ‘Black Adam’ is a film that Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson has been attempting to make since 2006. Due to a legal battle between Marvel Comics over the name Captain Marvel, a movie … More Black Adam Review: A Solid SuperHero Film In A Year Of Mediocracy
From Marvel Comics to DC Comics to the endless supply of content that “deconstructs” the idea of superheroes across-the-board, caped crusaders have unfortunately become a massive part of our culture. The most puzzling aspect of our superhero-obsessed culture is how so many people despise the idea of traditional heroes and villains. As Nihilism has become … More Samaritan (2022) Review: Sylvester Stallone Rehab The Idea Of Superheroes
Jacob Smith, Rob Motto, Rick Aragon & Mongo Slade Review: Thor: Love and Thunder (2022). Thor enlists the help of Valkyrie, Korg and ex-girlfriend Jane Foster to fight Gorr the God Butcher, who intends to make the gods extinct. Don’t forget to Subscribe for Updates. Also, Follow Us at Society-Reviews, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, Odysee, Twitch, & Letterboxd.
