
Mr. Scorsese Could Be Twice as Long and It Still Wouldn’t Be Enough
At 287 minutes, the five-part docuseries covers just enough of the filmmaker’s life and career to leave you wanting more.
At 287 minutes, the five-part docuseries covers just enough of the filmmaker’s life and career to leave you wanting more.
Image Courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures When James Gunn’s Superman played in theaters over the summer, many were curious to see how it would perform at the box office compared to Zack Snyder’s Man of Steel. Coincidentally, both films were positioned as the first theatrical installments of a new shared cinematic universe that would hopefully deliver tentpoles for Warner Bros. for […] The post Why Man of Steel’s Box Office Was More Disappointing Than Superman’s (Despite Making More Money) appeared first on ComicBook.com .
It’s fairly common for shows to take a while to resonate with viewers, and anime is no exception. Many anime will need a few episodes to find their footing and firmly establish what kind of show they’ll be, and it’s even an unofficial rule among fans to give an anime three episodes before deciding whether […] The post 7 Anime We Knew Were Masterpieces In Minutes appeared first on ComicBook.com .
Image Courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures When James Gunn’s Superman played in theaters over the summer, many were curious to see how it would perform at the box office compared to Zack Snyder’s Man of Steel. Coincidentally, both films were positioned as the first theatrical installments of a new shared cinematic universe that would hopefully deliver tentpoles for Warner Bros. for […] The post Why Man of Steel’s Box Office Was More Disappointing Than Superman’s (Despite Making More Money) appeared first on ComicBook.com .
Image Courtesy of DC Comics The Trinity are DC’s most important characters without question. Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman all represent exactly what it means to be a hero in DC, and stand as pillars in the superhero community. They literally shaped the entire genre around them, and their sheer presence in popular culture alone shows that they have been […] The post 10 Most Important DC Characters Who Aren’t Superman, Batman Or Wonder Woman appeared first on ComicBook.com .
Image Courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures When James Gunn’s Superman played in theaters over the summer, many were curious to see how it would perform at the box office compared to Zack Snyder’s Man of Steel. Coincidentally, both films were positioned as the first theatrical installments of a new shared cinematic universe that would hopefully deliver tentpoles for Warner Bros. for […] The post Why Man of Steel’s Box Office Was More Disappointing Than Superman’s (Despite Making More Money) appeared first on ComicBook.com .
It’s fairly common for shows to take a while to resonate with viewers, and anime is no exception. Many anime will need a few episodes to find their footing and firmly establish what kind of show they’ll be, and it’s even an unofficial rule among fans to give an anime three episodes before deciding whether […] The post 7 Anime We Knew Were Masterpieces In Minutes appeared first on ComicBook.com .
Image Courtesy of DC Comics The Trinity are DC’s most important characters without question. Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman all represent exactly what it means to be a hero in DC, and stand as pillars in the superhero community. They literally shaped the entire genre around them, and their sheer presence in popular culture alone shows that they have been […] The post 10 Most Important DC Characters Who Aren’t Superman, Batman Or Wonder Woman appeared first on ComicBook.com .
Image Courtesy of DC Comics The Trinity are DC’s most important characters without question. Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman all represent exactly what it means to be a hero in DC, and stand as pillars in the superhero community. They literally shaped the entire genre around them, and their sheer presence in popular culture alone shows that they have been […] The post 10 Most Important DC Characters Who Aren’t Superman, Batman Or Wonder Woman appeared first on ComicBook.com .
It’s fairly common for shows to take a while to resonate with viewers, and anime is no exception. Many anime will need a few episodes to find their footing and firmly establish what kind of show they’ll be, and it’s even an unofficial rule among fans to give an anime three episodes before deciding whether […] The post 7 Anime We Knew Were Masterpieces In Minutes appeared first on ComicBook.com .
It’s fairly common for shows to take a while to resonate with viewers, and anime is no exception. Many anime will need a few episodes to find their footing and firmly establish what kind of show they’ll be, and it’s even an unofficial rule among fans to give an anime three episodes before deciding whether […] The post 7 Anime We Knew Were Masterpieces In Minutes appeared first on ComicBook.com .
Image Courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures When James Gunn’s Superman played in theaters over the summer, many were curious to see how it would perform at the box office compared to Zack Snyder’s Man of Steel. Coincidentally, both films were positioned as the first theatrical installments of a new shared cinematic universe that would hopefully deliver tentpoles for Warner Bros. for […] The post Why Man of Steel’s Box Office Was More Disappointing Than Superman’s (Despite Making More Money) appeared first on ComicBook.com .
Image Courtesy of DC Comics The Trinity are DC’s most important characters without question. Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman all represent exactly what it means to be a hero in DC, and stand as pillars in the superhero community. They literally shaped the entire genre around them, and their sheer presence in popular culture alone shows that they have been […] The post 10 Most Important DC Characters Who Aren’t Superman, Batman Or Wonder Woman appeared first on ComicBook.com .
The duo's fourth studio album, Blink , is out today (Oct. 17) via AWAL.
The duo's fourth studio album, Blink , is out today (Oct. 17) via AWAL.
The duo's fourth studio album, Blink , is out today (Oct. 17) via AWAL.