In The Batman, the Caped Crusader returns for one of his most epic, ambitious, and bleak cinematic outings yet! With a fresh angle that eschews redundancy, writer/director Matt Reeves gives the “World’s Greatest Detective” the David Fincher treatment, delivering a gritty operatic noir that rivals the very best the franchise has to offer.
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Writer/director James Gunn makes his triumphant return with the absurdly silly and immensely fun summer blockbuster, The Suicide Squad. Working the same magic he did with MCU’s Guardians Of The Galaxy, Gunn gives the DCU a refreshing boost, delivering a fun-filled cinematic experience full of entertaining stupidity, viscera, weirdness, laughs, and heart.
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Patty Jenkins and Gal Gadot return to take the 1st Lady of Justice to the era of excess in Wonder Woman 1984. Deeply flawed, yet entertaining, this bloated and silly sequel boasts a timely message that’s unsubtly pointed at the orange stain in the Oval Office.
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Writer/director Todd Phillips brings a rich and complex character study to the comic book film with Joker, a gritty and grounded standalone origin story about Batman’s most iconic villain. Equal parts despicable and human and adorned with a phenomenal career-defining performance from Joaquin Phoenix, Joker causes us to see aspects of ourselves and our world in the tragic flaws of its protagonist, which makes his tumble down the rabbit hole of madness that much more real.
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