Culture Clash: “Shang Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings”
Marvel’s Asian-influenced “Shang Chi” shows how you can liven up a long-running movie franchise with an injection of cultural context.
Marvel’s Asian-influenced “Shang Chi” shows how you can liven up a long-running movie franchise with an injection of cultural context.
Is “Black Widow” about giving an overlooked character her due, or is it really about propping up a new, younger successor?
Ho Lin from the Camera Roll film review site is joined by comic book aficionado and English teacher Lance Johnson on a whirlwind trip through comic book superhero movies over the last four decades.
“Spider-Man: Far from Home” has a lot to do in the wake of Marvel’s last Avengers movie, but does the film suit Spider-Man’s everyman angst?
The culmination of Marvel’s Avengers cycle, “Endgame” gets wonky with plot but finds enough time to celebrate its beloved cast.
Ho Lin reviews Marvel’s belated entry in the female superhero sweepstakes “Captain Marvel,” which turns out to be a figurative and literal throwback.
Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017, Dir. Jon Watts): The Marvel movie universe has been
Captain America: Civil War (2016, Dir. The Russo Brothers): When the Marvel
Guardians of the Galaxy (2014, Dir. James Gunn): We know the template:
Iron Man (2008, Dir. Jon Favreau) Jim Rhodes: That’s the coolest thing