Zack Snyder’s Justice League is just the latest example of a precedent that started well before Release the Snyder Cut was even a hashtag.

When you start defending corporate entities over people just because you don’t like a director or fanbase, that’s the real bad precedent being set.

Gather round, kids. It's time to talk about what the term "art house" actually CAN mean in a subjective sense.

Why the acclaimed director’s opinion of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, despite the fanboy outrage, is understandable when you consider what he’s actually saying.

Why WB’s public relations isn’t nearly the problem that fans and bloggers think it is, no matter how much it always seems to conveniently come up when they don’t like a decision made.

For people who still don’t understand or believe why I say it, here’s what it means in a nutshell.

A lot of the complaints people have about the MCU Spider-Man are the same as complaints about the DCEU Superman, and there’s roughly 24 years of difference for why one group of whiners is louder than the other.

When people actually argue against diversity in movie casting, they’re really saying that they either lack or ignore the context of why that diversity should be happening in the first place.

The Oscars want “regular” people to watch their show so much that they are now making a whole new category that insults them to their faces just to make it happen.

There’s a lot of strong opinions either way about the Disney-FOX merger, but everyone should know what it truly means for the landscape of media going forward.

The moment you start thinking that you are owed something for your fandom and are entitled to act however you like to anyone about it, is the moment you stop becoming a rational person, let alone a rational fan.

The "wokes" are seriously perverting the discussion about diversity and representation in comic book movies and it's a shame they don't understand or appreciate what it actually is. 

Diversity is never a bad thing, even if people tell you it's only being done for political correctness. It isn't. 

If you are someone that likes ALL of the comic book shared cinematic universes, you have it worse than anyone else because you're being told to pick a side that you never wanted to pick.

Movie criticism is not what it once was considered and now more than ever, we as an audience need to move past paying attention to it at all. 

There's something very silly and ridiculous that DC fans and Michigan fans are doing that needs to stop. Right now. 

People are freaking out about Disney leaving Netflix and it's time to realize that the move is part of a bigger plan of how television is changing as an industry. 

There's a huge misconception about movie reshoots these days. Here's why you don't need to be afraid of them for any movie. 

When we don't enjoy a comic book movie, the only person that we should be pointing the finger of blame at is ourselves. 

Remembering one of the finest actors to play The Caped Crusader.