At this point in movie history, the Hollywood studios are to movies what McDonald's is to cuisine: a factory producing products that are nearly identical in their lack of depth, quality or concern for the viewing audience's intellect.

Jessica Brown Findlay, who plays Lady Sybil Branson in "Downton Abbey," is rumored to be the frontrunner for the role of Captain America's leading lad...

It's been a few months since I last saw the film, and there are still five lingering questions I have from the move that I hope I'll find answers to after watching both the Blu-ray and the special features. See if you agree.

PHILADELPHIA -- Captain America has a new job with perks, a spacious office and a title that others spend millions of dollars to get: Mr. President. ...

What you're about to read is a conversation between two exhausted human beings, both of whom have participated in one too many interviews during the T...

How do you go from directing "Community" to taking on "Captain America"? Why not ask one of the directors of "Captain America: The Winter Soldier"? ...

Captain America is getting a new sidekick. According to THR's Heat Vision blog, "Hurt Locker" star Anthony Mackie will play the role of Falcon in "Cap...

America likes action, and so does the world. The superhero phenomenon is an interesting development that may coincide with rampant coach potato-ism and screen-orientation. Especially as the feats are pretty much all CGI.

Joss Whedon superfans, prepare yourselves. This could very well be the shiniest mashup in the 'Verse. One web savvy Whedon superfan -- with a knac...

As we approach Memorial Day, we honor thousands of men and women who have given their lives for this country. They are not flawless, yet, their hearts led them into battle.

The Avengers shatters the last barrier separating the printed page and the celluloid image, fully wresting the superhero genre away from the medium that birthed it.

The Avengers is veined with wit, even as it offers exactly the kind of action that fanboys and normal movie-goers alike want out of something like this.

The Avengers is going to be the biggest movie of the summer. There's really no question about that.

Since his creation in 1941, Captain America has represented everything we want our superheroes to be: brave, generous and seemingly indestructible. Ho...

If you put the Avengers in a Hunger Games arena, who would survive? In the interest of I-don't-see-why-not, here's my own take on the question.