👹 Neil Marshall breaks down his experience working on Hellboy (2019). 💬 ‘I was completely overruled on everything on that movie and it was an unpleasant experience because of it.” ☝🏻 Click the link in bio to listen to the full interview.

CONFIRMED: It's David Corenswet as Clark and Rachel Brosnahan as Lois Lane. Siblings Alexander and Bill Skarsgard are on a "shortlist" to play the villain Lex Luthor. Personally, I'd love to see Bill as Swamp Thing instead of Lex. His unique otherworldly look feels more suited for a character like Swamp Thing rather than Lex Luthor. Also, I have to give massive credit to the artist Bobby Art for this beautiful piece of artwork. It truly captures a new, hopeful essence of Superman. Well done, pal. Who did you want to play Superman? Lois Lane? Lex Luthor?

Zack Snyder's 'Watchmen' (2009) may not be flawless, but it surpasses much of the comic book movie content we're currently inundated with. I vividly recall sitting down to watch 'The Dark Knight' for the first time, eagerly anticipating the trailers. Suddenly, a deep bass line reverberated through my seat, and I immediately recognised it as the Smashing Pumpkins song "The Beginning Is The End Is The Beginning." My eyes couldn't believe what they were seeing—a live-action adaptation of Watchmen unfolding before me, that looked visually striking like it just jumped off the page. What an experience. What did you think of Watchmen (2009)?

James Mangold is a fantastic director. I love most of his films. I think Logan is a magnificent comic book movie and in my top 3 favourites of all time. Maybe it's me, whenever I see him tweet or read Mangold's quotes, he comes across as a very prickly guy. Wolverine was there before him, and it will be there after him. That's the beauty of these characters, they're timeless and will be passed on to future generations. Where does Logan rank for you in your favourite movies of all time?

If you haven't watched the film, stop reading now. Here are some differences people have noted on Reddit: “When the Spot is going to put his finger in the mini collider he either says "-which would. not be good." Or he says "Oh what the heck." “When Ben Reilly grabs Miles during the chase scene he either says "I've got you trapped in my well-defined musculature, so don't even-" or "This one's called the sleeper hold, I'm using my bicep to constrict your" “During the scene where Miles' dad chases The Spot at the beginning. He falls through one of the spots. You either get a scene where he groans and looks around, or you get a quick one-frame reaction on his face.” “One version seems to have the build-up cut from when Miguel was going to bite the Vulture before the helicopter interrupts.” "Also when Hobie first comes on screen, when Miles says Hobie a little text saying Hobie pops up above his head in one version and in the other, it doesn't" "They also removed the voice lines when Gwen's searching for miles in the rubble. I remember it from the first watch and it was gone a week later" "omg I saw it Tuesday and I swear there wasn't the "that's funny" line from Miguel when Gwen's asking him what he is" "There's also a difference in the chai tea scene where in one Miles says "no! no." and in the other, he says "sorry! I'm sorry." or smth like that" What do you make of this? Clever ploy? Mis-selling a product?

I love this world sometimes. Who you got?

That's not where the similarities stop either. Daredevil battles the criminal organisation known as 'The Hand,' The Turtles take on 'The Foot.' Furthermore, Daredevil's mentor goes by the name 'Stick,' while as you know the Turtles' mentor is known as 'Splinter'. The best interpretation of The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles was the 90's cartoon and the live-action film released in 1990. In fact, I'm going to watch the trailer now. What's been your favourite interpretation? Who's your favourite Turtle and why? Mine was Donny.

Sasha Calle said, 'I truly believe that Supergirl was written in the stars for me. When I stepped into the role, everything just clicked. It felt like my entire life had been preparing me for this in some way.' In my opinion, Sasha Calle delivered a strong performance with the material and screen time she had. However, I believe there will be various factors taken into account before considering her for future castings, such as the story, box office performance, and test screening ratings. Nevertheless, I have no doubt her career will continue to thrive based on her performance. What are your thoughts on Sasha Calle's portrayal of Supergirl?

That's $12m less than Black Adam. In other words, unless something strange happens, it's going to make somewhere in the ballpark of $250m - $350m by the end of it's run, not even breaking even. I think that will signal the end of Ezra Miller's version of The Flash. Have you watched it? What did you think?

The Incredible Hulk releases on Disney+ on today. The film was initially released and distributed by Universal on June 13, 2008, and the company held the rights to the title for 15 years. Now, in a notable shift, the rights have returned to Marvel Studios. I'm an apologist for The Incredible Hulk. Is it a great film? No. Is it better than many people give it credit for? Yes, in my opinion, it is. When I was young I used to love watching Spider-Man face off against Hulk, or Kingpin for that matter. Let's have a Spider-Man v Hulk film. Come on Marvel. Let's have a proper archetypal raging Hulk movie. Will you be giving it another shot tonight?

The theatrical cut of Batman Forever has a runtime of 122 minutes, which means there's an additional 48 minutes of bonus footage. Hey, Mr. @thatkevinsmith, you know what to do! After watching The Flash recently, it dawned on me just how excellent Michael Keaton was and still is as Bruce Wayne/Batman. While nostalgia may have played a part, his portrayal really captures the duality of the character's personality, making him so much more convincing than any other Bruce Wayne/Batman. I would pay hard cash to watch another Burton/Keaton Batman film. Anyhoo, Val Kilmer's Batman was okay, and Batman Forever was fairly entertaining, so I would be very intrigued to watch the extended cut of Batman Forever. Please rank your favourite Bruce Wayne's/Batman's from best to worst in the comments.

In other words, The Flash marks the conclusion of the DCEU. While Man of Steel and The Flash differ greatly in tone and theme, they aptly bookend a disappointing era for DC movies. While neither can be called a masterpiece, both hold their own as compelling films. I have great admiration for James Gunn. I appreciate the way he carries himself and handles his work. He strikes me as a man that won't bullsh*t the audience and also seems genuine in his care for those around him. Who else is excited about the dawn of a new era for DC movies under James Gunn's watch?