Over the last year and a bit we’ve heard a hell of a lot about Batman v Superman: Ham and Mustard (and thanks to one spoilerific trailer, also seen a lot), but of course, there’s still a lot we don’t know as none of us have actually seen the film. But other people have. And one of those people is …

Personally I am more of a Marvel fanboy than a DC fanboy when it comes to comic books, but even I have been looking forward to a lot of the potential that Warner Bros has been showing with their planned Justice League films which is finally getting kick-started Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. It’s a great and diverse group …

The skittish Eisenberg’s casting as a young Luthor in Batman v Superman has left some fans a bit worried, but the actor wants to explain the reasoning behind his new take on the character.

Let’s face it, there’s really only one true Lex Luthor. If you guessed “Gene Hackman” or “Kevin Spacey”, you would be pitifully wrong on both counts. No, the greatest depiction of Superman’s bald genius nemesis has easily been the Clancy Brown voiced version in Bruce Timm’s Superman: The Animated Series that ran in the 90’s. And Jesse Eisenberg sure as …

Have you seen the last trailer Batman v Superman: Porn of Lustiness*? Well, don’t. Now I’m not in the habit of telling people NOT to read articles I’ve written, but there’s no denying the fact that as cool and explosive as that trailer is, it also contains one massive honking spoiler that would have been one hell of a jaw-dropping …

When it came to magician-heist actioner Now You See Me, the biggest magic trick it pulled off, in my opinion, was making $351 million at the box office. Sure it was flashy and entertaining in places, but it completely underutlized its stellar cast and tried to be too clever for its own good with nudge-nudge, wink-wink plot twists stretching plausibility …

This week’s new releases are between a slacker-turned-super-agent, dizzyingly death defying stunts in the best use of IMAX to date, a brutally good movie about the war on drugs between the US and Mexico, a disappointing retelling/prequel of a classic movie, and four movies on limited release, all wildly different but all highly praised. The Walk The Walk is the …

I cannot recall a single moment during all the cloak and dagger mysteries, bone-crunching fisticuffs and metal-twisting car chases of the Bourne franchise, where I thought to myself “Dude, I sure wish that, like, somebody could do a crossover between this Matt Damon badassness, and like, Pineapple Express! Duuuuuude!”. Clearly though, I don’t subscribe to the same school of thought as screenwriter Max …