The latest offering from the DC comics movie universe explores the darkness that anyone can experience when facing betrayal, grief, anger or other anything else stemming from painful events or happenings in life. With the right people to help and an open heart, even those experiences can hold sparks of hope. Such is the story of "Black Adam."

The newest film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe sure lives up to it's name.

The films coming out of the Marvel Cinematic Universe in the past year have been OK, but not great. The third film in the Jon Watts-directed Spider-Man trilogy remedies that situation with "Spider-Man: No Way Home." It's all about redemption and second chances.

I'll add my voice to the many that say it's about time for a solo film for Black Widow, a.k.a. Natasha Romanoff, in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). Although "Black Widow's" story is not as gripping as it could have been, it deserves a place in the pantheon of female superhero movies, much like it's DC counterpart, "Wonder Woman."

Joaquin Phoenix delivers an astounding performance in this disturbingly violent and socially telling story of the origin of the DC Comic character, Joker.

Yes, it’s another film from the Marvel Cinematic Universe come to entice us to drop our money at the box office. Thankfully, audiences get a break from the darkness the last two Avengers films have doled out. “Spider-Man: Far From Home” delivers more light-hearted fare as Peter Parker, a.k.a., Spider-Man (Tom Holland) takes a break from ‘superheroing’ to go on a class trip to Europe with his friends. Anyone who dissolved with the snap of Thanos’s fingers ...

As the title infers, this film brings the "Infinity Saga" of the Marvel Cinematic Universe to a fit conclusion. Nice that it happens during the Easter Season when we celebrate death and resurrection, because that's what this movie is all about.

Better than the first, the new Ant-Man movie is all about the love of family.

Get ready for a wild, superhero-filled, fun ride!

Still playing catchup with the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the DC Extended Universe somewhat redeems itself for the failure of “Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice” with “Justice League.”