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Terminal List Prequel Gets a Title
The prequel to one of Amazon Prime’s big hits has a title. Almost a year ago, it was reported that The Terminal List, the adaptation of Jack Carr’s novel starring Chris Pratt as Navy SEAL James Reece, would eschew a second season in lieu of a prequel series following a supporting character, Taylor Kitsch’s Ben…
REVIEW: Reacher – Season 2, Episode 8, “Fly Boy”
The writers of Reacher must’ve known how melancholy seeing season 2 end would leave fans, so they made the finale, “Fly Boy,” immensely satisfying. All of the storylines wrap up in fun and gratifying ways, with Reacher dispensing the justice we want to see visited on the evildoers who came after his crew. The dialogue does…
Benioff and Weiss Reveal Biggest Game of Thrones Regret
When Game of Thrones ended, fans were, to say the least, not thrilled. The show that had once been some of the most engaging, exciting, and entertaining television out there had devolved into a rushed mess with wildly inconsistent characters doing ridiculous things to get them to where the show wanted them to be (and no…
REVIEW: Reacher – Season 2, Episode 7, “The Man Goes Through”
“The Man Goes Through” is a great example of how intricately the second season of Reacher has been plotted. This episode is a setup for the finale, putting all the characters in place for the big showdown, but it doesn’t feel like it’s going through the motions. It’s highly entertaining and has satisfying payoffs, giving Reacher…
Laurence Fishburne Boards Witcher Season 4
According to Deadline, Laurence Fishburne will play fan-favorite character Emiel Regis in The Witcher’s upcoming fourth season. Regis is described as “a world-wise Barber-surgeon with a mysterious past.” This season will also see Liam Hemsworth (The Hunger Games) take up the role of Geralt, which was previously played by Henry Cavill. Following the end of season 3…
REVIEW: Reacher – Season 2, Episode 6, “New York’s Finest”
In terms of storytelling, Reacher is one of the most well-constructed TV shows I’ve ever seen. Every episode moves the plot forward in leaps and bounds, each scene important to either the unfolding mystery or the characters. Part of that is the short run of episodes – only eight per season. But part of it is…