Hawkeye: First Reviews Very Positive; MCU Timeline Setting Revealed
Hawkeye: First Reviews Very Positive; MCU Timeline Setting Revealed One of the more anticipated projects in Marvel’s Phase Four titles, and the last to feature a character from the original Avengers films, Hawkeye debuted on Disney+ today and already Rotten Tomatoes has posted its cumulative scores from critics and users. From the looks of things […]
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Hayao Miyazaki Coming Out Of Retirement To Make One More Movie
You can’t always take a creative’s word for it when we talk retirement. The act of leaving something you love to either free up your time or explore new endeavors is often fluid. While it’s not uncommon for older creators to call it quits, Studio Ghibli founder Hayao Miyazaki announced his retirement many times before […]
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Obama’s ‘We the People’ Netflix Series: Crappy #Woke ‘School House Rock’
Twitter Facebook Tumblr Email We the People on Netflix is a ten-part animated series created by Barack and Michelle Obama that aims to “reframe” how youngsters think about the United States government, American history, and civic involvement. The greatest thing I can say about this flimsy civics course is that each episode is only […]
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Your Complete Guide To Black Widow In The MCU
Most of us agree that a solo Black Widow film for Marvel has taken a little bit too long. She is a core Avenger with one of the highest on-screen appearances throughout the MCU, while also being one of the only ones who did not get a solo film during the first phases. What gives? […]
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Lovecraft Country Killed Off: HBO Cancels Racially Divisive TV Series
Twitter Facebook Tumblr Email Lovecraft Country on HBO will not be renewed for a second season, making it the latest woke, social-justice-themed show to be canceled. Deadline is reporting that HBO has decided to cancel the Misha Green series, which was related to the works of H.P. Lovecraft in name only. The show, which […]
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Holiday Geek Gift Guide 2020: Blu-ray and DVD Edition
This holiday season is different from all others. Thanks to COVID, we won’t be having large family get togethers, and more and more people will be alone, forced to entertain themselves. The best possible gifts to kill time are movies. You can turn off the lights, pop some microwave popcorn, and curl up on the […]
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Lucasfilm & Disney Enlisting 7 Anime Studios for ‘Star Wars: Visions’
Twitter Facebook Tumblr Email At Anime Expo Lite, Disney+ announced the names of the seven Japanese anime studios bringing their unique talent and perspective to “Star Wars: Visions”—a collection of animated short films from Lucasfilm that will stream exclusively on Disney+—and offered fans an exciting special look. The anime studios revealed were Kamikaze Douga, […]
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Falcon And Winter Soldier Cameo Was Supposed To Be Part of Black Widow
Sometimes life imitates art and makes us feel like we’re all part of a Marvel set. In a Black Widow red carpet video that made us feel like Mobius trying to navigate a new timeline, Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige talked about how a Falcon and Winter Soldier cameo was supposed to have appeared first in […]
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Crass Reimagining Of U.S. History
Crude adult comedy is not always my jam, but I appreciate a well-written and executed expletive-laden romp. Especially if it’s animated, a la Family Guy or Archer. But even more especially if it’s an outrageously satirical look at history, commenting on the growth of a nation, or lack thereof. But when you combine that with […]
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Upcoming ‘Alien’ FX Series Premise Virtually Guarantees No One Will Watch
Twitter Facebook Tumblr Email When I saw that FX had an “Alien” series in development I admit my eyebrows raised up quite a bit. That is, until I read the premise: Ridley Scott’s 1979 original focused on cosmic merchant marines who discover wreckage with deadly cargo aboard, while James Cameron’s 1986 sequel, Aliens, was about actual […]
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