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Review: SPIDER-MAN (2002)
Check out my summary and review of Spider-Man(2002) below! Director: Sam RaimiWritten By: David KoeppProduced By: Laura Ziskin, Ian Bryce, Avi Arad Here is the story of the first theatrical version of the famous high school web shooter, Spider-Man. It starts out with a zoom in of a red-head, MJ on a bus, with narration by Peter Parker, and Peter Parker himself, running to catch the school bus. He manages to get onto the bus, and after some bullying, the class heads to a genetics lab where they are manipulating spider DNA. Harry Osborn pulls up in a car with his dad, Norman Osborn, where they talk about how Harry…
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Review: Wonder Woman 2011 TV Pilot
Our story begins with a family celebrating the oldest son’s acceptance to college. It ends, with said son, Willis, bleeding from his eyes and ears with the mom’s screams to call the hospital. The next scene leads into a chase, with a man of superhuman speed, Wonder Woman, and the police. The chase ends when Wonder Woman throws her lasso of truth.Wonder Woman takes a syringe of the man’s blood and leaves him to the police. Here’s the costume Wonder Woman is currently wearing, switching blue starred shorts for long blue pants. I am not a fan of switching the costume so drastically, even though most of it sticks to…
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DEADPOOL 2 Casts Jack Kesy as a Villain
Production on 20th Century Fox’s Deadpool sequel begins later this summer. Directed by David Leitch, the film will see the return of Ryan Reynolds’ Merc with a Mouth and many other characters from the first movie. The sequel also introduces Josh Brolin’s Cable and Zazie Beetz’ Domino. Now, the movie has cast its villain…or one of them, anyways. According to Deadline, The Strain actor Jack Kesy has been cast as a “major” villain in Deadpool 2. While unconfirmed, it sounds likely that Kesy is playing Black Tom Cassidy, who is “…a Dublin-born mutant who can manipulate, bond with, and project energy through plant life. He is also capable of issuing…
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Hulu Picks Up RUNAWAYS to Series
Via Heroic Hollywood, Hulu picked up a pilot episode for Runaways with Marvel Television in summer 2016. This morning, a teaser trailer was released at Upfront Day, and with it came the announcement Hulu was picking up the show for a full season, set to release end of this year or early 2018. The trailer is packed with shots from the pilot episode, which filmed in February. The teens discover their parents (The Pride) are doing things that shouldn’t be done, uniting the teens to fight the power!Check out the first look at the series down below (via Jack Rico)! Hulu will now be competing with Netflix by adding @MarvelStudios #Runaways. Here’s…
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The Flash: The Doctor is In
The cutthroat is coming to The Flash. According to TV Line, Anne Dudek, House alum has been cast in the ending episodes of The Flash as Tracy Brand, future genius extraordinaire with no idea of her potential. I watched House for years, and Dudek’s character Amber/Cutthroat B I loved because she was virtually the female House and could counter him every step of the way. I can’t wait to see what she brings to The Flash. The Flash is on The CW Tuesdays at 8 pm eastern.
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SPOILER REVIEW: Arrow 5.12 “Bratva”
Episode 104: 5 x 12 Air Date: February 8 2017 Bratva In last week’s episode, we traveled to Russia, the focus of Arrow’s famed flashbacks this entire season. In the beginning, we found Oliver and Talia taking down some low-level drug dealers/target practice in a flashback. We see Oliver’s skills come to light. We switch to the present where we find Oliver and Susan in his office, when low and behold Quentin Lance comes back. (YAY) Quentin says he has no intention of hiding his problems and agrees to do an interview with Susan to talk about the alcohol issues. Oliver then runs off to a press conference to thank…
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SPOILER REVIEW: Arrow: 5.11 “Second Chances”
Here we go. Please bear with me. I’m new here, I’m a huge fan of Arrow, with a need for a slight romantic vibe, so needless to say, I want Oliver to be with Felicity, but we can get to that some other time. I’ve watched this show from day one, so I’ve been with it through all of its good days and bad days. In my opinion, there’s more good than bad, so I will disagree with many critics of this show. But down to business. This week’s episode covered the introduction of the (potential) new black canary. I’m extremely partial to Katie Cassidy’s portrayal of her, so I…




















