Although not really a surprise to Bat-fans, Ben Affleck and Warner Bros. have made it official. Affleck will no longer be playing Batman. It seems that he hardly even got started appearing in Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice, Justice League and briefly in Suicide Squad, and the actor is out. But why? It’s a
Ben Affleck returns to action in 2019 in a star-studded Netflix heist movie Triple Frontier, which includes Oscar Isaac, Garrett Hedlund, Narcos star Pedro Pascal and Sons of Anarchy’s Charlie Hunnam. Netflix has dropped a trailer and a release date for the big budget movie, which will also get a limited theatrical release. The trailer teases a military-style armed robbery involving former Special Forces operatives who
Justice League is worse than Batman v Superman. I say that as someone who likes Batman v Superman more than most but understands the complaints it’s too convoluted and grimdark. But for better or worse, Batman v Superman had a personality. Justice League is so watered down it’s nothing. There may be a few good
A play which takes a tongue-in-cheek look at Ben Affleck and Matt Damon’s life before fame is back — 13 years after it became an Off Broadway hit. Matt & Ben, written by Mindy Kaling and Brenda Withers, looks at what life could have been like for the friends before they shot to superstardom with their
Despite it balls-out, larger-than-life, brain-burning action hero delirium, DC’s Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice has some moments of stunning beauty that are worth the eye strain and numb bum. It’s a concept that has a real stickiness; Batman sets out to end Superman. Seems Superman (Cavill) was present when a calamity in the desert