“Shazam!” the latest collaboration between DC Comics and Warner Bros., represents the newest comic book superhero movie to make it to theaters and it won’t be the last. Just this month, we will be seeing two more: “Hellboy” and “Avengers: Endgame,” and in the coming months we will be getting…

“Dumbo,” the first of three live-action remakes of classic Disney animated films coming this year (“Aladdin” arrives May 24 and “The Lion King” on July 19), is a charming reworking of the 1941 original.

For those too young to remember, 1994 was a good year for films. For everyone else, get ready to feel old as several major pop-culture touchstones are turning 25 this year.

This week, I reviewed Advice To The Players’ production of “Taming of the Shrew.” In my research, I was surprised to discover that there was an unofficial sequel written by John Fletcher called “The Woman's Prize, or the Tamer Tamed.”

There has been a lot of attention put on “Captain Marvel,” the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s first female-led film and its 21st film overall.

“Fighting With My Family,” the true story behind World Wrestling Entertainment star Paige and her family, is a surprisingly heartfelt underdog story told with more humility, wit and nuance than we have come to expect from the WWE.

Last weekend, I purchased a new car. It wasn’t expected, but sometimes life throws you a curveball. In honor of my latest vehicular purchase, I started thinking of some of my favorite movie cars.

With the 91th annual Academy Awards on Sunday, it may seem odd to be reviewing “Happy Death Day 2U” rather than one of the nominated films. Critics are quick to heap praise on prestige films like Best Picture favorite “Roma,” but any well-made film — even a low-budget B-movie — deserves spot…

With the drastic increase of comic book adaptations in the past decade, they’ve started to all become very similar to one another. In an overcrowded genre, the 10-episode Netflix Original Series “The Umbrella Academy” stands out from the other comic-book adaptations on the CW (“Arrow,” “Flas…

Five years ago, “The LEGO Movie” was unexpectedly great. What could’ve been a 90-minute toy commercial was a clever, imaginative and funny animated film that was just as much for adults as kids.

This week, I caught up on movies I’ve been meaning to see — “Vice,” “On the Basis of Sex” and “The Kid Who Would Be King.” While these are three very different films, they can be linked through their discussions of leadership.