Cynical nerds everywhere were baffled last week when Spider-Man: Homecoming turned out to actually be pretty good. “Ever since the teaser trailer dropped I’ve been waiting to hate-watch this thing,” grumbled Danny Goodman. “If I’d known it would actually be a coming-of-age tale filled with
“We’re very excited about this,” Spider-Man game director Brian Intihar said in an exclusive and totally not made up interview with Geek Melee. “We thought it was great being Batman and sneaking up on people and pressing R1 to quickly grapple around. But we thought, what
WARNING: This review contains spoilers, both for Captain America: Civil War AND Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice! Am I really so petty, so childish, that I can’t enjoy one movie without taking cheap shots at a similar one in every paragraph? Seems awfully immature of me. Let me
Captain America: Civil War hits theaters on May 5, ending a spectacular spate of superhero-on-superhero action that started with season 2 of Daredevil on Netflix. The early reviews are positive, and I have that deep-down childlike kind of excitement. Make no mistake, it is good time to
I would never for a second forget how good we geeks have it right now. There’s more superhero movies coming out than we can shake a web at. We finally got the Deadpool movie and it’s as good we could have hoped for! The entire
Superman III. Batman Forever. Blade Trinity. X-Men 3. Spider-Man 3. What do these movies all have in common? That’s right: they’re terrible. Something seems to happen when a superhero movie series hits its third installment. Maybe they just run out of gas. Maybe that’s just when