Movies
Jurassic World Sequel Reveals Title And Fresh Film Poster
Revealed this week via social media platforms, the upcoming film has been bestowed with the full title — "Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom" — and a poster, with a tagline which harks back to earlier films in the franchise. Jurassic World Sequel Reveals Title And Fresh...
Film Review: Baby Driver
Edgar Wright’s Three Flavors Cornetto Trilogy is regarded as the best British comedy series in decades, balancing both smart humor and solid performances. The World's End (2013) concluded that series, but what's next for the acclaimed director? Find out as Jordan Samuel reviews the funky...
Transformers: The Last Knight Review
Transformers (2007) came out 10 years ago and spawned a billion-dollar franchise but failed to impress critically. Paramount Pictures are banking on a shared universe with the iconic characters, but does it survive yet another new outing? Our Film Critic Jordan Samuel reviews Transformers: The...
Review: Wonder Woman: Blu-Ray Commemorative Edition
With the new Wonder Woman movie being released, I picked up this commemorative Blu-Ray with new cover art and a steel book case. The original film was released in 2009. Again, I found myself pleasantly surprised at the witty dialogue and zippy adult humor. Bonus,...
Film Review: The Mummy (2017)
Shared universes are all the rage in Hollywood today, as both Warner Bros. Pictures and Disney headline the idea with big projects of their own. Universal wants to join in all the fun with their monsters universe (Dark Universe), beginning with a reboot of The Mummy...
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales Review
Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl surprised many in 2003, with Disney's signature charm lending itself to the swashbuckling genre. Gore Verbinski brought the Disneyland attraction to the big screen and created a renowned movie series. Eventual sequels forgot the franchise's savvy...
Film Review: Wonder Woman
After the disappointing DCEU offerings, 2017 brings Wonder Woman the most anticipated superhero film in a decade. And film critic Jordan Samuel brings us the official ComiConverse review. Film Review: Wonder Woman Before she was Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot), she was Diana, Princess of the...
Film Review: Baywatch (2017)
Baywatch (1980) is one of the most-watched television shows ever created, serving up 11 seasons of slow-motion runs in swimwear. A movie adaptation is a no-brainer from Hollywood, due to the brand awareness. But does it stand apart in an overcrowded comedy genre? Find out as...
Film Review: Alien: Covenant
Prometheus disappointed many fans of Ridley Scott's beloved Alien franchise: throwing away the horror elements for cheap gore and bad characters. The second attempt at a prequel series Alien: Covenant (2017) is out this month. But how does the sequel improve on prior faults? Find out...
Review: Teen Titans: The Judas Contract
Teen Titans: The Judas Contract is an enjoyable film that puts young heroes under intense pressure. ComiConverse contributor, Nickie Novelist has this review. Review: Teen Titans: The Judas Contract I was caught off guard on how much I enjoyed this film. It’s a dark tale...
Film Review: Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
Guardians of the Galaxy (2014) blew everyone away, introducing fresh faces into the Marvel Cinematic Universe. It had some galactic twists; relying heavily on a solid 80's soundtrack. But how does the anticipated sequel stack up? Find out as film critic Jordan Samuel gets hooked...
Looking Back At ‘Out of Print’
Thanks for taking the time to read this! I’m excited to have been given the opportunity to get back to writing after a long hiatus. I am not going to get into the minutiae of who I am (you can read about that HERE, and...
8 Marvel Movies No One Remembers
The Marvel Cinematic Universe continues to go from strength to strength, but there was a time when Marvel couldn't get a single movie right. ComiConverse contributor Dan Goad looks back on the failures that have since been forgotten. 8 Marvel Movies No One Remembers It's...
Film Review: The Fate of the Furious
The Fast and The Furious franchise transformed itself from from films known for cheesy car chases, towards a mega franchise in a few years. But can it still stay afloat after so many instalments? Find out, as our Film Critic Jordan Samuel straps on his seatbelt...
Film Review: Ghost in the Shell (2017)
Mamoru Oshii's Masterpiece Ghost In The Shell (1995) is being re-imagined in 2017 with a live-action adaptation. But with all the backlash how does the new film stack up? Find out as our Film Critic Jordan Samuel dives into the controversial movie. Film Review: Ghost...
Can R Rated Comic Book Movies Be The Next Trend?
R rated comic book movies have been around for a long time now, for example Blade. But not until recently in this new era of comic book movies have people wondered whether this could be the next big trend for these films. Recently we have seen...
Film Review: Beauty And The Beast (2017)
Disney strikes again with another live-action remake of their classic tales with Beauty and the Beast. But does it revive nostalgia? Find out as our film critic Jordan Samuel dives into the latest Disney romance. Film Review: Beauty And The Beast (2017) Belle is a...
Film Review: Power Rangers (2017)
90's nostalgia hits back this week, as the iconic show Power Rangers get their own big budget picture. But does it bring the Mighty Morphin teenagers back into the limelight? Â Find out as our Film Critic Jordan Samuel dives into the anticipated movie. Film Review:...
Film Review: Kong Skull Island
A classic movie monster crashes back into the film scene with Kong: Skull Island and ComiConverse Film Critic Jordan Samuel provides the official review. Film Review: Kong Skull Island In 1973, a secretive organization known as Monarch finds an island that is shrouded in mystery...
Old Man Logan and the Tale of the Telomere
“Wolverine’s mutation…He has uncharted regenerative capabilities, enabling him to heal rapidly…” Dr. Jean Grey to Cyclops and Professor Charles Xavier in the Marvel movie “X-Men” (2000) Logan. Wolverine. X-Man with an attitude. Attitude is definitely a part of Wolverine’s DNA. His mutant DNA gives him...
We ComiConverse With Jason O’Mara
Jason O'Mara is one of the most recognizable voices in the world of popular culture. He is the voice of Batman in the ongoing DC Original Animated Films. Recently, Jason stepped back into live-action as the newly appointed Director of S.H.I.E.L.D. Jeffrey Mace, in Marvel's Agents...
Film Review: Logan
Logan is Wolverine's last ride and will be released worldwide on March 3rd. ComiConverse film critic Jordan Samuel gives his review. In the near future, a weary Logan (Hugh Jackman) cares for an ailing Professor X (Patrick Stewart) at a remote outpost on the Mexican border. His...