Was the Time-Travel Logic in Avengers: Endgame Too Convoluted?

Michael and Jason may be the most physically imposing slashers in horror. Both are supernatural (depending on the continuity), and this adds to their already immense strengths and persistence. But if these two titans of terror were to clash, who would win? While I’m a Michael fan, my money is on Jason.

Avengers: Infinity War and Endgame were cultural phenomenons at the time of release. Though they worked best as a pair, their stories were very distinct, with Infinity War being more a Thanos story than anything else. While I love the spectacle of epic final battle of Endgame, which do you think was the better of the two?

A Batman movie is only as good as its Bruce Wayne, and, for the most part, each has done an exceptional job with the material given. However, it begs the question of which one is the best. In the case of Clooney’s Wayne, he was the perfect balance of all things that made up a seasoned Bruce while being the only one to have active sidekicks. But what are some of your choices for the best live-action Bruce Wayne?

*SPOILERS AHEAD* Amy Dunne from Gone Girl isn’t just one of the best female movie villains; she’s one of the best cinematic villains ever. Not only does she frame her husband for her murder, but she also plans elaborate ways to humiliate him publicly, impregnate herself without her husband knowing, and murder her former boyfriend. Amy is truly a criminal mastermind who plays those around her like instruments. Who’s your favorite underrated movie villain of the 21st Century?

Hulk (2003) is far from a perfect movie. Its dated CGI and laborious pacing still stand out on the rewatch. Still, Hulk is chock-full of compelling ideas, timeless themes, and high-quality performances for any film- let alone a superhero movie. What do you think of Ang Lee’s Hulk?

Peter Jackson’s The Lord of the Rings trilogy stands unparalleled as one of the most defining cinematic masterpieces and best trilogies of all time. Adapted from J.R.R. Tolkien’s timeless novels, The Lord of the Rings trilogy, has set the benchmark for storytelling, visual effects, and emotional depth in the realm of film. From the breathtaking landscapes of Middle earth to the intricately designed creatures, the visual effects in The Lord of the Rings are groundbreaking. Weta Digital, the special effects company behind the trilogy, revolutionized the industry with their work. Gollum, brought to life through motion capture technology, remains one of the most iconic and realistic CGI characters in film history. The character ultimately became the steppingstone for motion capture in films like James Cameron’s AVATAR and the Planet of the Apes reboot. The trilogy also received critical acclaim and numerous accolades, including 17 Academy Awards. The Return of the King alone won 11 Oscars,