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FLASH SPOILER Review: Episode 3×01 – “Flashpoint”
The Flash (3×01) – “Flashpoint” Written by: Andrew Kreisberg & Brooke Roberts Directed by: Jesse Warn Flashpoint! Let’s go, no time to waste! Three months after Barry played with time like my dog plays with an old sock he’s sitting in Jitters working up the nerve to talk to Iris. But before he can lightning flashes outside and Channel 52 reports that the Flash is confronting the Rival. Gotta hand it Channel 52 in this age of media bias and agenda reporting Channel 52 has found a niche to stand on “All the Plot-specific, perfectly-timed news Central City needs.” So Barry races off and catches up with the…
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No Fifth DC Superhero Show for the CW
“And on the seventh day God ended His work which He had made; and He rested on the seventh day from all His work which He had made.” –Genesis 2:2 How many news stories do you get to open with a quote from the Bible? So anyway, DC TV on the CW has been an undeniable success. Arrow, Flash, iZombie, Legends of Tomorrow and coming this fall Season 2 of Supergirl will anchor the week on the CW. As it stands right now, there will Supergirl on Monday, Flash Tuesday, Arrow Wednesday and Legends on Thursday. The obvious question is “Will they round out the week with a Friday show?” …
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DC Films’ Top 10 Villains of All Time (So Far)
DC Films’ Top 10 Villains of All Time (So Far) With Suicide Squad being something of a celebration of DC Comics’ villains it’s time to celebrate the heads of the class, the crème-de-la-crème, the best of the best of the best, sir! With honors! (Sorry, couldn’t help myself.) So, to gear you up for Task Force X’s cinematic premiere, Watchtower proudly presents to you: DC’s Top Ten Cinematic villains. Now, I didn’t poll or consult anyone and my criteria are my own so you might not agree. But, I think by now you all know that I don’t just throw these type of things out there and I don’t take…
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JUSTICE LEAGUE Hype Begins Plus SUICIDE SQUAD
JUSTICE LEAGUE Hype Begins While we all wear out YouTube’s bandwidth with THIS first teaser for Wonder Woman, Zack Snyder and company still have some aces up their sleeve for your Hall H blowout. And it’s a doozy… Behold the first picture of the Justice League courtesy the film’s official twitter account! (We can only assume Hal Jordan’s taking the picture. What more needs to be said, this is already my desktop wallpaper. AND AS THOUGH THAT WERE NOT ENOUGH! Zack Snyder went ahead and released the Justice League Sizzle Reel… No crappy “leaked” bootleg phone video this year! Take a look: Come back to Watchtower for all your…
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FLASH SPOILER Review: Episode 2×23 – “The Race of His Life”
The Flash (2×23) – “The Race of His Life” Written by: Aaron & Todd Helbing Directed by: Antonio Negret Once more unto the breach, dear friends. Again we pick up right where we left off with Hunter murdering Henry. Barry responds the only way anyone would, by attacking Zoom but Zoom has gotten really good at creating time remnants and just as good at killing them. After he kills “himself,” he tells Barry that he’s “almost ready.” For what, lord only knows it may be cliché but Zoom is crazy so whatever he wants will be equally crazy. Later, they put Henry to rest and while the wheels…
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FLASH SPOILER Review: Episode 2×22 – “Invincible”
The Flash (2×22) – “Invincible” Written by: Brook Roberts & David Kob Directed by: Jesse Warn Oh yeah! With all the Speed Force craziness of last week, I almost forgot Central City was on the brink of the kind of beat down usually reserved for Gotham City. Fortunately, Central City’s finest are… getting their asses kicked. Take Two: Fortunately for Central City’s Finest, the Flash is on the case. Unfortunately for Barry, upon returning to STAR Labs having literally put out all the fires everybody decides that self-confidence is the new word for recklessness. Isn’t that just like these people? Barry shows some competence and energy and they…
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FLASH SPOILER Review: Episode 2×21- “The Runaway Dinosaur”
The Flash (2×21) – “The Runaway Dinosaur” Written by: Zack Stentz Directed by: Kevin Smith So when you kill your title character to close out the last episode, you pretty much have to pick up immediately with Team Flash taking in the horror of what they’ve done only to realize things are even worse when they can’t contact Jesse and Wally. Wells and Joe take off to find them. They find them near the elevator and while Wally has just been knocked unconscious, Jesse was actually in cardiac arrest. Wells is able to get her heart started while Joe goes back to find Henry. Henry is still down…
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Patty Jenkins Celebrates WONDER WOMAN Wrap With Twitter
As the DCEU marches on towards August and the release of Suicide Squad, director Patty Jenkins has declared a wrap on 2017’s Wonder Woman. She was kind enough to hit social media and share some of her experiences on the film such as: “So happy and excited to have wrapped the first Wonder Woman film!! And one William Marston’s birthday, no less! (WW’s creator)” “What an incredible cast and crew. So grateful to them. And going to miss being with Gal Gadot every day. What a shining star of a person.” “And Chris Pine is one of the greatest people I’ve ever met. He blew my mind and became one…
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FLASH SPOILER Review: Episode 2×20- “Rupture”
The Flash (2×19) – “Rupture” Written by: Kai Yu Wu & Lauren Certo Directed by: Armen V. Kevorkian Welcome to another episode of “Flash-less” this week we open on a high-speed chase. But what’s this? The Flash in in pursuit? Just Kidding! Barry and Cisco have cooked up a complicated system of holographic projection to mimic the presence of the Flash. Because, hey “Cold Open Teases Gonna Tease.” The gang is pretty proud of themselves but Wells does the Lord’s Work of bringing them back to reality. They’re wasting time playing games when they all know they need Barry actually back in The Game if they want to save Caitlin…
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FLASH SPOILER Review: Episode 2×19- “Back to Normal”
The Flash (2×19) – “Back to Normal” Written by: Brooke Roberts & Katherine Walczak Directed by: John F Showalter It’s just an ordinary day in Central City now that Barry has rejoined the world of the ordinary people and the world has to move on. Meanwhile, Cisco has found Caitlin. Zoom has her in his hideout and while Joe is playing comforting parent, Wells has decided to find Jesse and put as much distance between them and Zoom as possible but he’s doing Barry the favor of playing honest parent for Barry one more time. Back on Earth-2 Caitlin is getting all the comforts a creepy serial killer with super-powers…





























