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Ralph Macchio is still Daniel LaRusso in “Cobra Kai,” but he’s no longer a “Karate Kid”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
We sit down with the "Karate Kid" star to discuss the enduring legacy of his films and the "Cobra Kai" 30-year jump
Peak superhero? Not even close: How one movie genre became the guiding myth of neoliberalism
Keith A. Spencer
What if the most popular movie genre of our age is really the immune reaction of a dying economic system?
“Avengers: Infinity War”: Not just a mediocre, muddled mess — but possibly a dangerous precedent
Matthew Rozsa
Most critics love the third "Avengers" movie. But it's a "movie loaf" that embodies everything wrong with Hollywood
Superman at 80: How two high school friends concocted the original comic book hero
Brad Ricca
In 1938, a cultural icon was born
Rebels of “Krypton”: A Superman prequel for the Resistance
Melanie McFarland
Syfy's new drama dives deep into Superman's forefathers, who championed science and reason
Up close and personal with Matthew Heineman, director of “The Trade”
Melanie McFarland
Salon speaks to the documentary director on the risk and reward of recording danger at close range
“Black Panther” is a film about history . . . that makes history
Matthew Rozsa
Salon talks to Rashad Robinson of Color of Change about the groundbreaking achievements of Marvel's new blockbuster
The Oscars shut out “Wonder Woman,” a film that never needed their validation anyway
Gabriel Bell
The Oscars were never going to honor the Amazonian, but she never required their approval
Jimmy Kimmel calls out GOP senators who “brazenly lied” to defend Trump
Charlie May
"It's amazing that these guys will lie to cover for Donald Trump; he obviously said it"
“Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle” is a nostalgia-baiting film done right
Matthew Rozsa
There have been way too many nostalgia-based movies recently, but “Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle” sets a standard
The biggest superhero movies of 2017, ranked worst to best
Jarrett Lyons
There were a lot of caped crusaders at the multiplex in 2017 — which ones stunk it up and which ones saved the day?
The rape allegation against Bryan Singer brings decades of whispers to a head
Jarrett Lyons
The sordid history of the "X-Men" director resurfaces after an alleged victim files a lawsuit
Fox halts “Bohemian Rhapsody” production following absence of director Bryan Singer
Charlie May
A representative for Singer said his disappearance is related to "a personal health matter"
In Trump’s U.S., The Punisher has become Captain America
Gabriel Bell
Frank Castle has become the totem of a false belief that America is at war with existential threats from within
No room for softness: Director Zack Snyder delivers “Justice League,” the heroes we deserve
John Semley
Grim, bleak, crypto-fascist: is it any wonder audiences seem to hate Zack Snyder’s superhero fantasies?
Here’s what the critics are saying about “Justice League”
Gabriel Bell
Oh dear — the fanboys are not going to like this
A chameleon-like artist has created the best damn Trump satire
Mark Peters
Is anyone — including members of his own administration — not sick of Donald Trump?
“Whistle, and I’ll Come to You,” a horror story about self-deception, seems about right this year
Colin Fleming
The finest Halloween TV film ever made, and its grim relevance in 2017
Twitter is loving this bonkers Melania body-double conspiracy theory
Jarrett Lyons
Get out your tinfoil hat!
Did Tucker Carlson wink at Las Vegas conspiracy theorists?
Amanda Marcotte
By running a report that the Vegas shooter had an accomplice, Carlson gives credence to a false conspiracy theory
Experience the polychromatic world of New York Comic Con in photos
Peter Cooper
Meet some of the cosplayers behind one of pop culture's largest events
Comics icon Frank Miller on “Batman,” his career and Donald Trump
Chauncey DeVega
Creator of the "Dark Knight" comics on the lessons of his long career and our "exceptionally cartoony" president
Mark Godsey is an American superhero: He gets innocent people out of prison
Bob Cesca
Onetime "prosecutor's prosecutor" on his conversion experience, and how he became a crusader for the voiceless
“Wonder Woman,” a massive hit in America, isn’t as loved overseas
Leigh C. Anderson
Though "Wonder Woman" broke records in North America, it failed to work wonders throughout the rest of the world
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