The idea that you might cast someone more popular, or with inherent drawing power, is easily dismissed. In a Superman film, the actor should not overshadow the icon.

Here's a little advice for the people making The Cape: don't try to show off your CGI budget when you haven't got one. Even Lost had trouble making grand gestures look believable, and you can't compete with that

There are no geeky references, no self-aware winks to the audience. It plays the genre completely straight

If any film felt born to be in 3D, it’s one set inside a computer-generated world, and Tron: Legacy makes the most of that.

...of all the possible changes Disney could wreak upon Marvel, a shift in geographical location has the most potential to fundamentally alter the company.

What follows is, in Wright's terms, a musical, but with fighting instead of singing. Think Mamma Mia, except with Pierce Brosnan getting punched in the face