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Stranger Things: Season 2 - Review

August 01, 2018

Netflix Review Season 2 Stranger Things

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Luke Cage: Season 2 - Review

Luke Cage Marvel Netflix Review Season 2

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Shazam! and Aquaman Trailers

Aquaman Captain Marvel DC DCEU Shazam!

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Titans - Official Trailer

DC Titans Trailer TV Series

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Star Wars as if Directed by Ken Burns

Ken Burns Star Wars

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Shazam! First Look

Captain Marvel DC Entertainment Weekly Shazam

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Ant-Man and the Wasp - Review

Ant-Man and the Wasp Marvel Review

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Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? - Review

Bladerunner Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? Philip K. Dick Review Science Fiction

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Superhero Origins: The Atom

Atom DC Watchmojo.com

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Solo - Review

Han Solo Review Solo Star Wars

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Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom

Fallen Kingdom Jurassic World Review

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10 Crazy Facts About Marvel Comics!

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Thoughts on the Fantastic Four

Fantastic Four Marvel Review

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Avengers: Infinity War - Review

The battle with Thanos has been brewing for years, with Thanos being behind the attack on earth that originally brought the Avengers together. Thanos and the infinity stones have been the threads that have tied together many of the Marvel movies. Infinity War is what we have been waiting for. The basic premise is that Thanos is gathering together the infinity stones, six gems that have been around since the big bang. With possession of these stones, Thanos (already incredibly powerful) will become unstoppable. It's up to the good guys to stop him. Who are the good guys? Pretty much all of the Marvel heroes that have appeared up til now, with the exception of Hawkeye and Ant-Man. This boils down to the Avengers, the Guardians of the Galaxy and Doctor Strange. The biggest danger for this movie is that with so many characters, none of them would get the attention that they needed. Really this movie couldn't have happened until now as the foundation for each character was lai

Thoughts on the First Season of Star Trek: Discovery

The first season of Star Trek: Discovery has just concluded and I have thoroughly enjoyed it. The only other first season of a Star Trek series that has even come close to being this good was that of Enterprise. I have heard a number of people describe Discovery as "good science fiction but not good Star Trek." I would like to take issue with this. I recently watched all of the original series and the animated series and am currently going through Deep Space Nine and Enterprise. My observation is that there is not one thing that makes it "Star Trek." And if we use the original series as the measure, the first season was good, the second season really good and the third season really bad. The rest of my post here will include spoilers, so if you have not watched Discovery and if you intend to, you might want to move from this post to Why I Love Star Trek: Discovery . The series, more than being about the USS Discovery or even the captain of the ship, is rea

Justice League - Review

When the Justice League movie was released, I braced myself for the reviews. DC movies have just not found much love with the critics. While I generally have enjoyed the DC movies much more than the critics, their reviews are influential in shaping people's opinions. Sure enough, the critics gave Justice League mixed reviews. Many were disappointed. It looked as if the positive response to the Wonder Woman movie was a momentary blip on the standard negative response to DC movies. Then I saw the Justice League movie. I really, really enjoyed it. No it was not a deep philosophical reflection that will forever have changed my life but it was a fun superhero adventure that did exactly what I wanted it to. I was entertained. Why did some people not like it? One of the main problems with DC movies is that they are not Marvel movies. Marvel had the time and opportunity to develop the Marvel formula in which they just had to change the character names, adjust a few parts of the s

Thoughts on Star Trek: Enterprise

Thanks to Netflix, I have been going through the various Star Trek series from beginning to end. I have watched the Original Series, the Animated Series and The Next Generation. I know that the next one I should have watched was Deep Space Nine and I did start it. But I find it so boring. I keep telling myself that even the first season of The Next Generation was bad and so I will eventually push through. But I took a break from Deep Space Nine and watched Enterprise. If you have never watched it, it is the story of the first starship Enterprise and it takes place between the events of Star Trek: First Contact and Star Trek: The Original Series. I absolutely loved Enterprise. As far as I'm concerned, it is the best Star Trek I have seen. Yes better than even TNG. There were a few rocky moments but it definitely didn't take a season to find its way. Each season was very different. The first two seasons really expressed the sense of wonder as the Enterprise as it visi

My Main Problem With the Justice League Movie

I generally enjoyed the Justice League movie. It was a lot of fun and the characters were interesting. But I did have one problem. It all comes down to the death and resurrection of Superman/Clark Kent. First of all, the glasses disguise is not the most complex in the world. It shouldn't take much to see through that (see what I did there?). In Batman v Superman, you have funerals for the deaths of Clark Kent and Superman at the same time. That is not too much of a problem. Doomsday did quite a bit of damage during his rampage and it is conceivable that a reporter could get killed during the battle between Superman and Doomsday. The problem is that Clark is now suddenly alive at the same time that Superman is back alive. How is that going to be explained? It didn't help that Lois Lane calls the newly raised Superman "Clark" in front of a police officer. It is one of those things that bug me. I wonder of the movies will deal with it or just ignore it.

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