Authorities in India cut kiss scenes between Superman and Lois Lane and censored parts of “F1: The Movie," as well.

From global conflict to immigrant solidarity, political moments in James Gunn's Superman have sparked conversation without compromising on spectacle.

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( Call Me by Your Name, Challengers ) is back, and this time he’s diving straight into the chaos of power, morality, and the #MeToo era with his upcoming psychological drama After the Hunt . The first ...

The documentary "Shari & Lamb Chop," in theaters Friday, details the career of ventriloquist Shari Lewis. Her daughter, ...

So, you’ve finally decided to boldly go where millions of slightly overwhelmed sci-fi fans have gone before - through the Star Trek movie timeline.

Warning! This post contains SPOILERS for James Gunn’s Superman In James Gunn’s Superman, Hawkgirl gets one of the movie’s ...

In the film’s bland, demoralizing vision, America is nothing special — and neither, for that matter, is Superman.

Writers of Superman movies, comics, and TV shows have spent decades grappling with how closely the hero should be tied to the ...

Critics Rating: 3.5 stars, click to give your Rating/Review, James Gunn’s non-origin story oscillates between childish and ...

Men of Steel need love too; but that’s where a film board in India draws the line when it comes to the latest revival of ...