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Zack Snyder has built his brand on director's cuts. Are they enhancing his films, or just the sign of a filmmaker who can't stop brainstorming?
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One of the final DCEU movies flopped last summer. But maybe it's worth watching at home a year later.
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Maybe if you're on the goofy Momoa wavelength, you'll get more out of this visually cluttered extravaganza.
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First The Witcher, and now Superman? Rough year for Cavill.
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His new studio will be focused on making movies that "people remember 20 years later," Affleck said.
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There's an altar on his Vermont farm comprised of "bullets, weed, sage, and Flash figurines."
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Justice League almost destroyed the star. Could Aquaman 2 burn him again?
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Fillion described Whedon as "funny, self-deprecating [and] incredibly talented."
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Carpenter called Whedon a "former tyrannical narcissistic boss" while standing by other actors affected by him.
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He also managed to insult Ray Fisher, too.
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Big studios are allowing big-time filmmakers to explore what this specific style might do for a modern audience's understanding of their pictures.
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Is the embattled writer the genius behind this show or the cause of its ruin?
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Nobody threatens Wonder Woman and gets away with it.
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Turns out color correction also makes shots feel less pervy!
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"I'm sorry, who are you again?"
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Let's face it: Improving upon Josstice League isn't a Herculean task.
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After years of waiting, DC fans are getting their wish granted.
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"Just the heartbreak of working on something for such a long time," Snyder said, "and to have it be so different."
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The four-hour long Snyder cut of Justice League is neither fully good, nor fully bad: it just exists.
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Is it "so bad it's good," or just plain "bad bad"?