By Sometimes, it’s possible to be too bold and to go too far into where no man has gone before. That’s the lesson that the producers of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds learned during the show’s third season, which managed to squander the good will built up over seasons 1 and
DC Studios Recruits Comics Great for Robin Movie Dynamic Duo
Now that James Gunn has successfully brought Superman into the DCU, all eyes have turned to the other half of the World’s Finest duo: Batman. In addition to the out-of-continuity Matt Reeves movie The Batman: Part II, production has begun on Batman film The Brave and the Bold. But we
Tenoch Huerta Praises Robert Downey Jr.’s Work As Doctor Doom In ‘Avengers: Doomsday’
Is Robert Downey Jr. the perfect Doctor Doom? Tenoch Huerta speaks on working with the legendary Iron Man actor in Avengers: Doomsday. There’s been a lot of controversy surrounding Robert Downey Jr. making his grand return to the MCU as, of all characters, Doctor Doom. It has led many fans
Hamnet Review: Shakespeare’s Greatest Tragedy Might Be the Family He Left Behind
It is an obscure piece of trivia to know that before William Shakespeare wrote what is often argued to be the greatest play in the English language, The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, that he also had a son named Hamnet. It is therefore an even more esoteric fact
Blu-ray Review: Weeds (Special Edition)
Before we get too deep into the review, Weeds has nothing to do with the Showtime series Weeds. Weeds should not the be confused with the Jack Nicholson film Ironweed which also came out in 1987. Weeds meant something to me since it was one of the last films released
