Articles by Ben Sherlock

Todd Phillips’ standalone DC entry borrowed a lot from Martin Scorsese’s filmography, but it emulated one underrated gem in particular.

By putting a sci-fi spin on well-worn noir tropes, Blade Runner arguably contributed as much to establishing the neo-noir as Chinatown.

While Sean Connery and Daniel Craig are popular contenders for the best Bond actor, Timothy Dalton’s 007 doesn’t get nearly enough love.

After The Force Awakens introduced Rey and Finn on equal footing, the rest of the trilogy focused on Rey, but should it have?

Vin Diesel’s plan to conclude the Fast & Furious series with two back-to-back movies is reminiscent of Infinity War and Endgame’s two-part finale.

The directors of the highest grossing movie ever made have revealed which moment from the film is their favorite.

BlacKkKlansman and Da 5 Bloods director Spike Lee would be happy to work on a Marvel comic book movie, but perhaps not a DC project.

Fox’s X-Men franchise ran for a long time, but it easily could have ended at one particular film that would have made a perfect conclusion.

Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight is still the movie that best encapsulates the Batman character and what makes him tick.

A lot of the trilogy’s problems arose from changing hands between directors with contradictory visions for Star Wars’ future.