The Film Yap

In response to breathlessly hyperbolic branding of “Man of Steel” as a “non-sequel,” Nick investigates the biggest opening weekends for TRULY original movies. Continue reading →

In honor of “Man of Steel,” Sam takes a look back at “Superman,” which is as much an epic American biopic as it is a superhero spectacle. Continue reading →

French actor. British spies. U.S. presidents. German dentist. Alaskan wolves. Indonesian thugs. Japanese chefs. Bengal tigers. It’s Nick’s best & worst of 2012. Continue reading →

The final chapter of Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy ends not with a bang but an allegory. Continue reading →

The Batman saga ends not with a bang but an allegory. It’s a darker, bolder superhero flick that often tries to do too much. Continue reading →

Pitting Batman against Harvey Dent and The Joker, Christopher Nolan’s second of three films officially changes the comic-book movie forever. Continue reading →

Director Christopher Nolan changed the landscape of superhero movies forever with “Batman Begins” — delving into superhero psychology. Continue reading →

It’s about that British bloke with the funny name. Continue reading →

Since all of the other cool kids were doing it, Austin also made a Top Ten list. Continue reading →

Nick Rogers takes a look back at his picks for the 25 best — and 10 worst — films of 2010. Continue reading →