One of the most iconic scenes in Shazam! actually repeats a moment from Superman III, a movie that came out 36 years earlier ...

“Shazam!” features Billy Batson (Asher Angel), a 14-year-old orphan who keeps running away from foster homes. ... The new “Shazam!” movie tries to get back to basics.

“Shazam!” is a superhero movie strictly for kids. ... There’s also a sympathetic hero, a 14-year-old runaway foster kid who turns into an adult superhero quite unexpectedly.

Audience diagnostics are off for Shazam: Fury of the Gods.The DC Captain Marvel received a B+ CinemaScore to the first title’s A, and pulled in less of the 18-34 demographic than chapter one, 56 ...

Going into Shazam, she had no idea she was trying out for an actual DC superhero movie. When she was finally told the movie she was auditioning for, she confused it for an old Shaquille O’Neal film.

If you wandered into a theater during one of the many loud, overblown and underwhelming action sequences in “Shazam! Fury of the Gods,” you’d know immediately you were seeing a superhero movie.

The best you can say about Shazam!Fury of the Gods is that it isn’t as bad as Black Adam.That movie was a groaner, a cheap and cynical parade of one-liners and pose shots that were all centered ...

Superhero movies don’t have to be dark or dismal or just for adults, they can be colorful and silly and funny for the whole family! These are not at all original ideas, but when “Shazam!

Gayden also penned the first "Shazam!," released in 2019. The movie was a hit, earning $366 million at the worldwide box office along with the affections of moviegoers who enjoyed encountering an ...