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May 17, 2024 · Find out the latest news, rumors, reviews and trailers for comic book movies, TV shows, games, anime and more. Whether you're a fan of Marvel, DC, Star Wars, Alien or other sci-fi and fantasy franchises, ComicBookMovie.com has you covered.
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Featuring a mostly-masked Karl Urban as the titular "judge" -- a cop with the jurisdiction to summarily arrest, convict, sentence, and execute criminals -- Dredd captured the intense and gritty nature of the source material while providing a principled and pulp-y story that allowed Judge Dredd to simply be... Judge Dredd. By the time Urban growls "...
This dystopian comic book movie takes place in an Orwellian landscape where oppression and corruption and misinformation are rampant. V, played by Hugo Weaving, isn't fighting conventional criminals, he's taking his fight directly to the government, blurring the line between superheroism and terrorism and coming to uncomfortable conclusions about w...
Wesley Snipes stars as the titular hero, a half-human, half-vampire "Daywalker" who dedicates his life to wiping vampires off the face of the planet, and he really shines in the role. The combination of brutal martial arts combat, gunplay, and sword fighting makes Blade a force to be reckoned with onscreen. Snipes' Blade has charisma and menace to ...
Filled with dazzling, heart-swelling set pieces that wowed audiences worldwide, Wonder Woman was a risk that rightly relied on fans' need and desire for an uplifting adventure about the struggle for peace and unity.
First Class benefits from an ace cast - featuring the likes of James McAvoy, Michael Fassbender and Jennifer Lawrence -- working under the care of writer-director Matthew Vaughn, a guy who'd had an X-Men movie churning around inside him for years ever since he left X-Men: The Last Stand weeks before shooting began. No, continuity within the X-Men f...
It's unfortunate, then, that the long hoped for sequel was such a disappointment when it finally arrived 19 years after Unbreakable's release, particularly as it came in such an interesting manner, as a surprise shared-universe reveal in Shyamalan's film Split.
Wise-cracking Wade Wilson's transformation into the fourth-wall-breaking Deadpool may have been yet another origin story, but it was overflowing with legit laughs, some much-needed jabs at the genre, and righteous usage of Wham!'s "Careless Whisper." Reynolds, who'd been an underutilized "next big thing" for years, finally found his grail and audie...
Influenced by gritty, mature spins on the Batman character -- from the likes of Frank Miller, Alan Moore, and countless other writers and artists who helped bring Batman back from the comedic and campy brink of the '60s and early '70s -- Batman was a box-office bonanza. Admittedly, at times Batman was the least interesting character in his own movi...
Hugh Jackman's Wolverine doesn't just get to kick more butt while uncovering his Secret Origin, but the character's affinity for the gentler side of life -- kids, redheads named Jean -- is further explored here, building on the Wolvie/Rogue relationship of the first film. Meanwhile, new characters like the angel-in-devil's-clothing Nightcrawler and...
Bruce Wayne's past takes center stage as Batman must stop a new rogue on the block, the Phantasm, from killing Gotham's local mob population. The crimes and the perpetrator are connected to Bruce's first -- and last -- shot at true love, a relationship he was willing to give up the cowl for if it meant he could be happy. Tragedy and Batman are mean...
IGN ranks the 25 best superhero films of all time, from Dredd to Wonder Woman, based on comics or original characters. See the list, the criteria, and the video for the top 10 picks.
Find out which comic book movies scored the highest ratings from critics and audiences in 2021, according to Rotten Tomatoes. See the top five films, from Spider-Man: No Way Home to Zack Snyder's Justice League, and their Tomatometer scores.
3 days ago · A guide to the best superhero movies ever, ranked by Tomatometer, from Marvel, DC, Pixar, and more. Find out which films made the list and why, from Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse to The Dark Knight.
See the top five comic book movies of 2022 according to Tomatometer scores, including The Batman, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, Werewolf by Night, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, and Thor: Love and Thunder. Find out which DC and Marvel films made the cut and which ones disappointed.
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A list of the best comic book movies, from superhero blockbusters to inventive indies, as selected by Time Out writers and director Edgar Wright. Find out which films made the cut and why, from 300 to Watchmen.
