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Keaton, Nicholson, Reeve, and Hackman (or reasonable facsimiles thereof) appear on a December Batman/Superman: Worlds Finest #10 cover

Which superhero movie is the greatest of them all? We rank 15 of the best to find out.

When it comes to marketing, the multi-bajillion dollar budgets of nearly every tentpole theatrical release of the past decade or so have left little

Welcome to this week in comic book reviews! The staff have come together to read and review nearly everything that released today. It isnt totally comprehensive, but it includes just about everything from DC and Marvel with the important books from the likes of Image, Boom, IDW, Scout, [...]

He made a harrowing movie debut in “Deliverance,” received an Oscar nomination for “Network” and was a renowned character actor.

Beatty was a consummate actor in both comedy and drama. Read Empire's obituary.

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Ned Beatty felt like somebody you knew. He had that fantastic everyman energy that allowed him to jump from genre to genre as one of film history’s best character actors. Not only did he always find a way to fit into whatever project needed him, but he engendered that “hey, it’s that guy” energy that can make the film experience so much better. When we saw Ned Beatty in a project, it led to a smile. Oh, this just got a little more interesting. Recent generations probably know him more ...

Warner Bros. While Superman—also known as Clark Kent, also known as Kal-El—may tend to look youthful in his many on-screen appearances, the character is now in his sixth decade of major feature films. While that seems like a long time—and, really, it is—there are only a handful of movies featuring the character, and most of them are not connected to many others. What does that mean? Well, lets start out with Richard Donners Superman , the 1978 movie that started it all. The movie spa...

It seems strange at first that the producers of the Superman movies would move on to an epic about Santa Claus. But in a way it makes sense. Both Superman and Santa are legendary superheroes, able to cure our pains through magical intervention. Both of them can fly through the air. Both have large supporting casts: Superman has Lois Lane, Jimmy Olson and Perry White, and Santa has Mrs. Claus, the elves and, of course, Dasher and Donner and Blitzen. Ilya Salkind, the co-producer of the Superman ...