In this edition, take a look back at the evolution of artificial intelligence in movies, see how the SnyderVerse of DC Comics compares to the MCU, and more.
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Which comic book movies landed 2018 MTV Movie & TV Award nominations? Did you hear the second season of Legion is getting an extra episode? Who is voicing Batman in Teen Titans Go! to the Movies? All that and more.
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DC and Warner Bros. TV are creating a Metropolis series for DC's digital streaming service, following Lois Lane and Lex Luthor's pre-Superman adventures.
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You can finally visit the cities of Superman and Batman thanks to Warner Bros World theme park areas dedicated to Metropolis and Gotham City.
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Though he's currently busy with Mr. Robot, series creator Sam Esmail has a project coming together for after the show ends; it's a Metropolis miniseries.
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Check out Jason Edmiston and Ken Taylor Home prints, paying tribute to some of the creepiest houses from horror, including Halloween and more.
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The Hero Complex Gallery has released a 12 science fiction print set by artist Jordan Buckner called "Visions of a Past, Present and Future". Check it out.
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For the past few days, we've been drawing (pun intended) your attention to ton awesome exclusive art that'll be available at San Diego Comic-Con. We're shown you Mondo, Marvel, some movies, and if you read Page 2 or Superhero Bits, there have been several peppered in there too. With Comic-Con officially kicking off Wednesday night,…
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Think of all the ridiculous, crazy things you've ever seen in science fiction movies: X-Wing Fighters flying through trenches, aliens bleeding acid blood, giant robots that transform into cars. Take all of those things into consideration and then realize this. NASA has named Roland Emmerich's film 2012 the least plausible science fiction movie ever made.…
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In this week’s /Filmcast, David Chen, Devindra Hardawar, and Adam Quigley debate whether or not Michael Bay is the right person to take over Ninja Turtles, discuss the artistic ethics of "fixing" an older film, and remember the passing of Dennis Hopper. You can always e-mail us at slashfilmcast(AT)gmail(DOT)com, or call and leave a voicemail…
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One of the big movie events of this year was the premiere of a restored version of Metropolis at the Berlin Film Festival. The outdoor screening drew large crowds despite cold and snow, and was watched via webcast by many film fans who couldn't make the fest. (Despite the fact that you could barely see…
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Finally, after over a year of me holding my breath and wishing big chunks of my life away, the restoration has been completed and the full, original cut of Fritz Lang's Metropolis is nearing it's re-premiere. Of course, I won't be there to see it, and chances are you won't be either, but at least…
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The Alamo Drafthouse is holding a special SXSW screening of the sci-fi classic Metropolis with live, original score on March 18th at 2:30pm (click here for more information). To celebrate/promote the event, they have commissioned Uruguayan illustrator Martin Ansin to create a movie poster. Screenprinted 24? x 36?. The regular version (seen above) includes two…
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