When it comes to comic book movies, Mark Millar is the gift that keeps on giving. The Scottish comic book writer has already seen several of his works adapted for the big screen (e.g. Wanted, Kick-Ass, Kingsman: The Secret Service), and still has several more high profile projects in the pipeline. Not to mention that it was his version of …

When it comes to adapting a classic comic book to the screen, if at first you don’t succeed, make a controversial reboot. And if you still don’t succeed, just give up entirely, right? That seems to be what everybody assumed would happen after Fox’s latest attempt at adapting Fantastic Four turned out to be one of the worst reviewed comic …

2015 is shaping up to be a massive year at the US box office, possibly even the biggest ever thanks to some gigantic blockbusters already released and two of the potentially biggest releases ever (Star Wars: The Force Awakens and Spectre) still to come. In short: there are a whole lot of people counting a whole lot of money over …

By now, I think we can all agree that Fantastic Four is a terrible, terrible movie. Whatever the reason behind it, 2015’s Fantastic Four will go down in history as the most expensive reason ever to retain comic book rights by a studio. And the thing is, Fantastic Four did not have to be the kind of movie. It could …

I think it’s fairly well established at this point that the new Fantastic Four flick is a bit of a mess. But out of all the offenses that director/co-writer Josh Trank and producer/co-writer Simon Kinberg commit during its rushed running time, the one I find the most criminal is just how they wasted such an amazing cast and the mind …

Fantastic Four should have been a great movie. The best family in Marvel Comics, portrayed by a hot list of some great young talent in Hollywood and helmed by a visionary director in the form of Chronicle‘s Josh Trank. And sweet Suzy, it was anything but that. Fantastic Four is a trainwreck, and that’s being kind. What should have been …

I think it’s safe to declare that Fox’s Fantastic Four reboot is a wreck. Critics have given it a fully deserved whipping (I got my licks in as well) and the film has been a total dud at the box office. This is clearly not what the studio was expecting though when they greenlit a planned sequel last year already. …

We had heard the rumblings earlier in the year, but last week it was finally confirmed: Prison Break is coming back to TV. Fox TV boss Dana Walden officially gave the planned event series the thumbsup when she spoke to EW during the Television Critics Association summer tour, also confirming that stars Wentworth Miller and Dominic Purcell would return as …