By the time America's blockbuster season is over, four big superhero movies will have been released.
This is supposed to be the golden age of superhero movies, but beyond the first two installments of "Spider-Man" and "X-Men," what's been good?
Not only is the Avengers the superhero movie we had to have.
I mean, whatever you think about the whole superhero movie genre, at least it's getting people to read the original source material.
Guardians of the Galaxy was not only one of the most pleasantly surprising superhero movies in recent memory, but it is easily one of the best movies in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Former Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi, who was famous for singing Elvis songs during his reign, will voice a superhero movie.
This is supposed to be the golden age of superhero movies, but beyond the first two installments of “Spider-Man” and “X-Men,” what's been good?
Japan's former premier Junichiro Koizumi, known for crooning Elvis Presley songs while in office, is lending his voice to a superhero movie, reports said Tuesday.
But, curiously, it's the superhero part of this superhero movie that feels the weakest.
It's beyond absurd that the makers of superhero movies haven't grasped this yet: When an actor's body and face aren't visible beneath a costume, it could be anyone under there.
You indeed made a unique superhero movie which makes people think "The Dark Knight" needs to lighten up.
A satirical take on superhero movies, in which a notorious villain loses his oomph after he accidentally kills his nemesis.
In an age when superhero movies are constantly pursuing bigger casts, grander themes and more powerful heroes, Marvelis thinking small.
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