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REVIEW: The Flash – Season 8, Episode 11 “Resurrection”
“Resurrection” does a lot for The Flash’s current season, and not just by continuing an excellent run. Black Flame finally comes into its own, a different long-running theme returns (or is… no, I’m going to hold the title pun in my pocket for a bit), and another engaging moral quandary pre...
Read MoreJesse L. Martin is Leaving The Flash
Barry Allen can’t hold onto a parent to save his life. Deadline reports that Jesse L. Martin will leave The Flash as a series regular in season 9, although he will return in “multiple episodes.” Martin plays Joe West on The Flash, a surrogate father to Barry after his dad was imprisoned for mu...
Read MoreNimona Back in Production at Netflix and Annapurna
Nimona, the last film from Blue Sky Studios, has been revived by Netflix and Annapurna. This comes following Disney’s acquisition and dissolution of Blue Sky and cancellation of Nimona. The film will be a techno-medieval world unique in the medium of animation and follow Knight Ballister Boldh...
Read MoreREVIEW: Morbius (2022)
After delay after delay after delay, Sony’s Morbius finally hit theaters this past weekend. Rumored to be the kickoff to Sony’s Sinister Six project and highly anticipated, Morbius follows the story of Dr. Michael Morbius (Jared Leto), a scientist with a rare blood disorder whose despera...
Read MoreREVIEW: Young Justice Season 4: Phantoms Episode 17, “Leviathan Wakes”
*SPOILERS* In “Leviathan Wakes,” the Orm clone is devastated by the knowledge of what he is. In Xebel, Mera’s father, the King, squabbles with Arthur over Arion’s reappearance and the date of Atlantis. Meanwhile, Kaldur and his team press on. Lagann is frustrated at the possi...
Read MoreREVIEW: The Flash – Season 8, Episode 10 “Reckless”
I’m probably starting to sound repetitive, but The Flash is still good, and I’m happy. “Reckless” is another strong episode, returning to perhaps the show’s most important theme and finding yet another way to explore it. It suffers only from an overly convenient plot point and more (though...
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