Nightwing, DC's biggest force for good, has never received a solo project on the big screen, but his presence is more necessary than ever.

Sam Raimi pretty much reinvented and revitalized the comic book genre with 2002's Spider-Man, launching the modern superhero craze.

Wanda Maximoff's journey in the MCU has been full of ups and downs, but she has remained a compelling figure and arguably, the MCU's best character.

For almost a decade, Benedict Cumberbatch has played some of cinema's most memorable antiheroes, earning praise and respect from critics and audiences alike.

Peggy Carter is one of the MCU's first prominent female characters, and after years of playing second-fiddle, she's finally ready to claim the spotlight.

The failure of Fantastic Beasts 3 suggests that WB should move away from good-versus-evil wizard stories and focus on other corners of the Wizarding World.

Cassie Bowden, the protagonist of The Flight Attendant, is an antiheroine for the new age, echoing HBO's original divisive leading lady, Carrie Bradshaw.

The Man Who Fell to Earth remains an influential cult classic, and the release of the Paramount+ miniseries gives the perfect opportunity to revisit it.

The Fantastic Beasts saga has made a slew of glaring yet easily avoidable mistakes that prevented it from achieving the same heights as the Harry Potter series.

With the release of the Apple TV+ series Roar and The Northman in movie theaters, it's time to take a look at the impressive career of actress Nicole Kidman.

Robert Eggers' The Northman is a brutal Viking story, but other films offer different interpretations of the historical seafaring Scandinavians.

Young Justice might very well be the best comic book-based series on television, so why does it seem to be falling behind its lesser competitors?

Amanda Seyfried has had a fruitful career full of ups and downs, leading to her career-best performance in Hulu's The Dropout.

And Just Like That received mixed reviews from critics and audiences, but it successfully revitalized an iconic HBO franchise that seemed all but dead.

Bruce Willis' acting career spanned nearly half a century and more than a hundred films, many of which rank highly on review aggregator RottenTomatoes.

With Venom and now Morbius, Sony's villain-centric Spider-verse idea could be brilliant if only the studio learned to take its dangerous characters seriously.

Thanks to its unique and diverse take on the Regency drama, the Netflix series Bridgerton changed the way audiences experience the period piece.

Campaigning has always been part of the Academy Awards, both to the Oscar ceremony's ultimate benefit and detriment.

The Academy has made some pretty controversial choices throughout its 94-year history, and audiences won't forget them any time soon.

Best Actress is always one of the most loved categories at the Oscars, and the 2010s gave us some of the most iconic winners the category's ever seen.

Bruce Wayne is a crucial part of Batman's characterization, but recent portrayals seem to forget this and heavily favor the Bat over the man.

The Dark Knight has had many iterations in live-action films, and while some are absolute triumphs, others can't help but feel like utter train wrecks.

Numerous actors have played Batman throughout the years, and while each brought something to the role, some stand out more than others.

For over 80 years, the DC Comics character has endured as a popular villain and antihero in such films as Batman Returns, The Dark Knight Rises, and The Batman.