Movie Review: Ballerina
by G. E. Uke, Reporter When John Wick’s story ended with the fourth movie…I was pretty heartbroken. Not just because I loved those movies and the world they created, but because I feared that there would be no more of…
Movie Review: Mission Impossible: Final Reckoning
by G. E. Uke, Reporter, Tom Cruise is getting on in years. This isn’t a bad thing, considering we all do it eventually. But at the ripe old age of sixty two, there are limits to the daredevil shenanigans he…
DC Announces “KRYPTO’S GOLDEN BISCUIT” SWEEPSTAKES
TWO DC COMIC BOOK FANS WILL WIN THE OPPORTUNITY TO ATTEND THE WORLD PREMIERE OF DC STUDIOS’ “SUPERMAN” IN LOS ANGELES Pick Up a Copy of Adventure Comics #210 Facsimile Edition at Comic Book Stores on June 18 Burbank, CA (May 20, 2025) –…
Secret Origins – Brian O’Halloran of Clerks at GalaxyCon Richmond 2025
by Kevin Gaussoin – HostMike Favila – CameraMynda Swaim – Edits ComicsOnline returns to Richmond, Virginia for GalaxyCon 2025! This time we learn about the Secret Origins of Brian O’Halloran, aka Dante Hicks from the Clerks movie series. Thirty-Seven? In…
Movie Review: A Minecraft Movie
by G. E. Uke, Reporter Certain subjects and intellectual properties are hard to represent in mainstream media because they have a large diverse fanbase. If you get anything wrong at all, you run the risk of fan backlash. While there…
Movie Review: A Working Man
by G. E. Uke, Reporter Jason Statham has created so many macho kung fu movies over the years that you can immediately get a sense of the movie’s tone if you see he’s in it. As an actor, he’s reached…
Movie Review: Death of a Unicorn
by G. E. Uke, Reporter, Walking into Death of a Unicorn, I expected an absurd monster movie like Cocaine Bear or Under Paris. I thought the premise that unicorns were horrible monsters instead of gentle angelic creatures didn’t leave a…
Movie Review: Mickey 17
by G. E. Uke, Reporter Most movies these days try to impart a moral lesson, or at least provoke the viewer to think about important life issues. Some do it better than others. At the low end of the spectrum…
Movie News: Krypto the Superdog Takes Flight on the Big Screen and on All-New Merchandise Available Now at DC Shop and more
Press Release: KRYPTO THE SUPERDOG TAKES FLIGHT ON THE BIG SCREEN AND ON ALL-NEW MERCHANDISE AVAILABLE NOW AT DC SHOP, HOT TOPIC IN NORTH AMERICA AND MORE GLOBAL RETAILERS Exclusive designs feature Krypto the Superdog as seen in DC Studios’…
Advance Movie Review: Star Trek: Section 31
by Matt Sernaker, Editor-In-Chief The world of Star Trek has expanded in new and surprising ways over the last few years. Star Trek: Discovery took us further into the future than we’ve ever seen on screen. Star Trek: Strange New…
Movie Review: Hellboy: The Crooked Man
by Ryan Martin, Reporter Big Red returns to the silver screen! Hellboy: The Crooked Man is the 4th live-action film, and second total reboot of the Hellboy cinematic franchise. This latest movie is an adaptation of the Hellboy: The Crooked…
Movie Review: Sonic the Hedgehog 3
by G. E. Uke, Reporter Sonic the Hedgehog is one of those wacky characters from the early video game era that somehow went mainstream, despite making very little sense. People decided to build on his lore with comics, cartoons, and…
Movie News: All-New “Superman” Merchandise Available Around the World Upon Release of Teaser Trailer for DC Studios’ First Feature Film
Press Release: Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products (WBDGCP) today announced an expanded range of merchandise inspired by DC Studios’ highly anticipated film “Superman,” from Writer/Director James Gunn. The new collection is released in numerous markets around the world timed…
Movie Review: Kraven the Hunter
by G. E. Uke, Reporter Walking into Kraven the Hunter, I found myself not expecting much. Sony has a poor track record for Spider-Man spinoffs, and for those who know the lore behind this character…it’s a tall order to make…
Movie Review: Gladiator II
Let me begin this review by saying that Gladiator II is a DIRECT sequel to the first movie. It includes many of the same characters, references the events of the previous movie directly, and shows the aftermath of General Maximus’ death attempting to restore democracy to Rome. Ridley Scott does a brilliant job spinning a romantic narrative of power, corruption, and the very real struggle of idealism in the face of nihilistic apathy and greed. The one thing I applaud this movie for above everything else (and there is much to applaud), is its dedication to that ideal. Gladiator II is “ABOUT” something, even when things get weird or require a healthy dose of suspension of disbelief. And in my eyes that means it can get away with a lot.