The finale of the X-Men trilogy didn’t have director Bryan Singer or his X2 writers. Instead, they had director Brett Ratner and writers Simon Kinberg & Zak Penn. How did they do? Find out my thoughts here...

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As Batman was swooping back to the big screen, Marvel’s first family made their long-awaited theatrical appearance. Did Fantastic Four live up to its name? Let’s find out.

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How do you make ninjas boring? It’s not as hard as you think. Listen up for more...

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The character that put Marvel movies officially on the map gets his big send-off in today’s episode. But was it a proper goodbye or just a “don’t let the door hit you on the way out?” Find out by listening here....

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This first sequel to the blockbuster hit Spider-Man has been called a high watermark in the comic book genre. Over 15 years after its release, does it hold up? Let’s find out.

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For the first time, but not the last, we have a movie that redoes what’s been done before, as Thomas Jane and John Travolta bring us the 2004 take on The Punisher.

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One of the most polarizing comic book films stomped into theaters in the summer of 2003: Ang Lee’s Hulk! While I acknowledge that it isn't a perfect film - I'm looking at you, Hulk poodles - it's a daring interpretation of the comic book and deserves another look.

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When moviegoers are applauding several times during the movie and hugging each other afterward, that’s when you know something was done right. And that’s what we got in 2003 with Bryan Singer’s X2!

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This is much less praise for the 2003 theatrical cut of this film than it is for the 2004 Director’s Cut. Please keep that in mind and enjoy my take on the Ben Affleck-led February blockbuster.

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So much happened to get Spider-Man to the big screen, but it was definitely worth it. You’ll see what I mean when you listen.

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