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The X-Men are dead. Well, the first set of movie X-Men, anyway. After decades of thrilling readers with soapy, intricate stories in the pages of Marvel Comics, the X-Men finally made it to the big screen with 2000’s X-Men. Despite its clear limitations, including unconvincing CGI and black leather instead

In Star Trek: TNG episode “Captain’s Holiday”, how does Riker embarrass Picard on ‘pleasure planet’ Risa? Gets him to buy a souvenir that advertises the Captain’s sexual availabilitySwaps his swimming trunks for a child’s sizeTeaches him a saucy phrase in the local dialectWrites “I Heart Riker” on his back in

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From the very first scene, Wade Wilson is squatting in the grave of Wolverine and the X-Men cinematic universe he helped build. This is not a metaphor. The film literally opens with Ryan Reynolds’ crimson-clad dynamo six feet deep in the hole Hugh Jackman’s superhero was buried beneath at the

Reviewing Deadpool & Wolverine is about as useful as tits on a mouse. After two movies featuring the foul-mouthed merc, played with childlike glee by Ryan Reynolds, indulging in cartoonish violence, 13-year-old-approved potty humor, and gratuitous fourth-wall-breaking meta commentary, viewers have already decided if this slice of the intersectional superhero