A first-time viewer finds the film's family themes compelling, though the multiverse setup initially overwhelms.

From a Doctor Strange nod to a live-action Donald Glover cameo, the animated sequel ties itself directly into the Marvel Cinematic Universe's multiverse mythology.

Shaina is a Features Author and former editor for Collider who is thrilled to have found a good use for her English degree. Having watched her way through a Film minor in undergrad, she's written on ...

The struggle between art and commerce has found a new battleground. This time the landscape is larger and more amorphous than ever before — bursting with creative potential but vulnerable to ...

Based on the limited DC comic-book series by Marv Wolfman and George Pérez, join DC Super Heroes from across the multiverse in the first of three parts of DC’s new animated film Justice League: Crisis ...

It’s no secret that the multiverse is having a major moment right now. What once existed on the fringes of scientific theory — and on the pages of comic books — is now a cultural staple. Marvel ...

Parts of physics seem like sci-fi, something I have been fascinated by since the sixth grade. Specifically, the idea of the multiverse — that there is more than one universe, splitting off from the ...

To give it credit, Dragon Ball did initially avoid one of the biggest inherent problems when introducing the idea of a multiverse. When seen in other media, a multiverse is usually the idea that there ...