The team is more than used to dan­ger by now. They are able to han­dle sit­u­a­tions that nor­mal indi­vid­u­als can­not. Even when fear over­comes them, we have seen these indi­vid­u­als stand strong. The Young Jus­tice team is more than just Batman’s covert ops squad; they are the future of the Jus­tice League. If any­thing ever hap­pened...

(this review is spoiler-heavy) The team has averted one cri­sis only to find them­selves amidst at least two more. Red Tor­nado is gone to who knows where after his “fam­ily reunion” with the sib­lings he did not know he had. The cave is in ruins and the team is less a mem­ber that has inti­mate knowl­edge of both their and the Jus­tice League’s...

  Cast: Hal Jor­dan/Green Lantern- Ryan Reynolds Abin Sur-Temuera Morrison Carol Fer­ris- Blake Lively Sine­stro– Mark Strong Kilo­wog (voice) — Michael Clarke Duncan Tomar-Re (voice) – Geof­frey Rush Hec­tor Ham­mond– Peter Sarsgaard Par­al­lax (voice) – Clancy Brown Dr. Amanda Waller– Angela Bassett   Film Info: Directed By: Mar­tin...

In a Marvel-controlled movie year, it is only fit­ting that DC releases a film about the hero who shines “in black­est night.” Green Lantern is the first big screen offer­ing from the comic com­pany since 2008. It is also the first to break the “DC movie pat­tern” mean­ing it is not a Bat­man or Super­man movie. Ryan Reynolds is hop­ing that...

Before the big screen release of Green Lantern, DC is doing its best to keep the hype machine going on this char­ac­ter. The Green Lantern Corps may be very pop­u­lar in comic reader cir­cles, but in movie cir­cles, the lantern sym­bol is much less rec­og­nized than say the “bat” or the “red S.” An ori­gin story, Green Lantern First Flight,...