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Two men in superhero costumes engaged in a confrontation.
Review

Shazam!

by Adam Woodward

Beat it, Bat­man. Step aside, Supes. The DC Extend­ed Uni­verse has got itself a new gold­en boy.

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In Retrospect
Caped figure stands before futuristic vehicle, dark silhouette against smoke-filled background.

A requiem for Batfleck

by Victoria Luxford

Ben Affleck’s short-lived Bat­man deserved bet­ter than to end up on the DC scrapheap.
Muscular man with trident standing in waterfall, wearing yellow and blue costume.
Review

Aquaman

by Elena Lazic

DC Comics chance their arm with this zany, enter­tain­ing and fre­quent­ly con­found­ing under­wa­ter epic.

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2
In Retrospect
Two superheroes, one in green and one in red, standing together in a dark, industrial setting.
Review

Justice League

by Hannah Strong

The lat­est film off the DC pro­duc­tion line sees Bat­man and co team up to fight an ancient evil force, with under­whelm­ing results.

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In Retrospect
A large group of people, mostly men, reaching out to touch a person wearing a red and blue costume in the centre.

Will Justice League give us a Superman we can believe in?

by Colin Biggs

Three films into the DCEU, the time to intro­duce a dark­er Man of Steel may have already passed.
Female superhero in black and gold costume wielding sword, with serious expression on face.
Review

Wonder Woman

by David Jenkins

A com­pelling sto­ry, neat­ly-drawn char­ac­ters and an inspir­ing lead help this DC com­ic book movie to soar.

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3
In Retrospect
Trailers

Watch the first trailer for DC’s Justice League

by Mark Asch

“They said the age of heroes would nev­er come again…” Well, her comes the trail­er for yet anoth­er super­hero movie.
Trailers

Will Wonder Woman breathe new life into the comic book origin story?

by David Jenkins

A new trail­er for DC’s stand­alone adven­ture tale hints at its heroine’s badass back story.
Two costumed figures, a man with a skull mask and a woman with dyed hair and a T-shirt, holding firearms in a dark room.
Review

Suicide Squad

by Adam Woodward

DC’s freak show rodeo is an under­cooked, car­toon­ish romp that reveals a great deal about mod­ern moviemaking.

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In Retrospect