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Protected: By the Numbers: Bill O’Brien vs. Romeo Crennel
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Avengers: Endgame Non-Spoiler Review
By Michael Carrell Wow… just wow… Those were the only words that my brain had the strength to muster once the credits started rolling for Avengers: Endgame. As I sat in the dimly lit theater afterwards, I just kept replaying different moments back in my mind over and over again. Key phrases and different lines of dialogue were running back through as if I kept hitting the repeat button on (insert preferred musical streaming platform here). The looks of certain characters in certain key moments of the film (and even from the more quiet moments) were burned into my memory … Continue reading Avengers: Endgame Non-Spoiler Review
Shazam Review (NO Spoilers)
By Jong Lee David F’ing Sandberg. The director of the most fun I’ve had in a theater since Thor: Ragnarok. Shazam! is Big meets Superman and it’s absolutely wonderful. There’s no moral code with Shazam!. There isn’t an internal struggle within Billy Batson on what’s right and wrong. Billy goes around charging people’s phones, purchasing the finest adult beverages and posing for selfies. Everything you expect a 14-year old trapped in a superheroes body to do. Billy Batson is a troubled teenager searching for his mother. He’s been bouncing from foster parents to foster parents ever since he and his … Continue reading Shazam Review (NO Spoilers)
Captain Marvel: Non-Spoiler Review
By Michael Carrell If you were expecting a typical superhero origin story for the debut of Carol Danvers in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, prepare to have your expectations subverted. For myself, I honestly didn’t know what to expect from the film going into it. Did I expect a run-of-the-mill origin story? No. Did I expect what I ended up seeing? Definitely not. Directors Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck did a spectacular job introducing viewers to Captain Marvel. Anna, Ryan, and the rest of the crew behind the film manage to deliver on what I think many would consider the major … Continue reading Captain Marvel: Non-Spoiler Review
What Captain Marvel Means For the MCU
By Jong Lee #HigherFurtherFaster. That’s what Marvel Studio is striving for with Captain Marvel. Did it hit all the notes to take the Marvel Cinematic Universe beyond what it is at the moment, yes and no. It hit big key notes that will have you sit there and say the MCU will be ok after Iron Man, Cap (I like to think we’re friends) and Thor leave us. There were parts of the movie that left me a little unsatisfied, but those moments were few (I like to nitpick sometimes). But what does all this mean for the MCU and … Continue reading What Captain Marvel Means For the MCU
ComiCast Launch
Hey, guys! I’m happy to announce this tiny little blog me and Michael are about to launch. In efforts to grow our podcast, we’re going to start posting some reviews and thoughts we just cannot get to here. Please subscribe on all our podcast platforms. We’re on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Play, Cast Box, Radio Public and on Podcast Arena. We’re excited to share and geek out with the rest of you guys. We have more content we’ll be launching in 2019 so stay tuned! Continue reading ComiCast Launch
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