If, like me, you were hoping “Late Night” would be a comedy smash that would brighten up what has been a pretty dull summer at the movies, you might be a little disappointed with the film.

Super heroes rule the cineplex. For good or ill, it’s a fact.

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The film plays very much like a Rob Zombie slasher film remake, except the serial killer uses the super powers of Superman to deal death and destruction instead of an array of blades, tools, or other weapons.

Here’s a brief run down of some of the most anticipated movies opening this summer.

It’s a lame, dumb movie that’s been done better a score of times, but I also admit that I got a kick out of watching it.

The film hits the bullseye with its high-concept of class falling for crass in the middle of the high-stakes national political scene.

If super heroes are your bag, then the movie should be well worth the price of admission.

The movie is absolutely gorgeous, sumptuously photographed and humorously written by David Fowler with narration by Ed Helms.

A mixed bag of movies opens this weekend at local theaters.

Shazam! is a winner because of its laugh-out-loud humor and the chemistry and character kneaded into what could have been a very cheesy and dull adventure movie if handled with less clarity and levity.

While the film is bland from my point of view, the kids I was surrounded by in the theater did seem to enjoy it.

Anyone who has seen more than a few Westerns would likely be able to predict the film’s climax, but I still enjoyed making my way through the movie to the expected end.

If you are headed to the movies this week and aren’t planning to see the latest ‘Captain Marvel,’ there are some decent-looking choices.

For me, the film fits squarely in the middle of the 20 plus Marvel movies that have been released so far.

The humorous script hits all the right notes propelling the story along with conflict, danger, and action.

I couldn’t have been more stunned if The Rock had laid me out with The People’s Elbow after watching writer-director Stephen Merchant’s latest movie Fighting With My Family.

The film is a black comedy, and some of the setups and deaths of Tree are admittedly funny, but the gag gets a bit long in the tooth.

The movie is filled with funny gags and cute cameos that hit way more often than they miss.

It’s an earnest but fun reimagining of the King Arthur legend, but with a twist. This time the kids are running the castle.

While the Oscar ceremony is almost a month away, here’s my too early guesses who might bring home the hardware in the major categories.

Shyamalan’s message to be wary of society stifling the individual is nice, but I would have preferred a bit more action built in to my super-hero morality play.