Author: Alex Gherzo

Daredevil: Born Again Rumors Giveth and Taketh Away

Is there hope for Daredevil: Born Again yet? Maybe; some good and bad rumors are swirling right now. The first two come from trusted scooper Daniel Richtman (whose blog is behind a membership paywall on Patreon, but JoBlo gives a rundown of his report), who says that Born Again will be split into se...

Xbox Announces Pizza-Scented Controllers

Gaming never smelled this good… well, depending on the toppings. In a bit of cross-promotional genius, Xbox is having a contest where a select few will win Xbox controllers designed to promote the upcoming animated film Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem. The controllers will be designed ...

The Marvels Trailer is About What You Expect

The superheroes are back (like they ever left), trying to regain some ground owned by Barbie and Oppenheimer. Marvel has released a new trailer for its final superhero film of 2023, The Marvels. The Marvels finds Captain Marvel, Monica Rambeau, and Ms. Marvel switching places with each other every t...

REVIEW: Sound of Freedom (2023)

Sound of Freedom is kicking up a big political stir, and while I certainly have my opinions on that score and whether this is an important film to see for social reasons, I’m not going to get into it here. This is about the movie itself, which is the only fair way to appraise any …

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Blue Beetle is Set to Bomb, Everyone Tries to Act Surprised

In a development that will shock no one at all, Box Office Pro has Blue Beetle, the upcoming DC superhero movie from director Angel Manuel Soto, tracking for a $12-$17 million opening weekend and a $27-$55 million total domestic gross. That opening weekend prediction is lower than The Flash, Black A...

REVIEW: Oppenheimer (2023)

Oppenheimer is a masterpiece. Usually, I don’t like to throw words like that around so soon after seeing a movie, but when this one ends, you’ve got to exhale. This a three-hour-long film about people discussing theoretical physics that’s more exhilarating than many thrillers, filled with basi...