Spider Man No Way Home Review Tom Holland Soars Into The Multiverse

Also, just who is this version of Jameson and why is he played by J.K. Simmons again after 14 years away from the role? It’s no spoiler to say–it’s in the trailers, for Pete’s sake–that those questions are answered fairly quickly during the first act of No Way Home. With Peter wanted by the police and his cover blown, his world is now turned upside down. Aunt May (Marisa Tomei), his best friend Ned (Jacob Batalon), and the love of his life, Michelle “MJ” Watson (Zendaya) are also caught in the whirlpool of bad publicity, and it threatens to overtake all their lives....

December 9, 2022 · 4 min · 809 words · Jonnie Haynesworth

Star Trek Discovery Season 2 Episode 14 Review Such Sweet Sorrow Part 2

If you told me this time last season that Star Trek: Discovery would end its second season with a visually-stunning space skirmish that wouldn’t forget its characters and plot in the process of trying to Be Super Cool™, then I might not have believed you—even if you had wings and called yourself the Red Angel. I am very glad to see my expectations proven wrong, and to see how far Star Trek: Discovery has come in its second season....

December 9, 2022 · 9 min · 1837 words · Michael Mccoy

Star Trek Strange New Worlds Episode 1 Easter Eggs And Reference Guide

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Episode 1 Nobody expected Star Trek: Strange New Worlds to be lacking classic Star Trek Easter eggs. However, what was unexpected was just how hardcore SNW would be in its love and adoration for The Original Series. Considering this show is probably the one that’s most welcoming to new fans, it’s somewhat ironic that it’s also the series premiere with the nerdiest Trekkie references, at least since Lower Decks Season 2....

December 9, 2022 · 13 min · 2601 words · Edward Fosler

Star Trek Strange New Worlds Episode 7 Review The Serene Squall

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Episode 7 Truth be told, I keep waiting for Star Trek: Strange New Worlds to disappoint me. Because while certain aspects of both Star Trek: Discovery (Saru and T’Rina’s romance, the general existence of Grudge, cool giant glow cloud aliens) and Star Trek: Picard (Patrick Stewart existing, John de Lancie returning) have been wonderful, both shows have had their fair share of rough patches in recent seasons, moments where watching them felt a whole lot more like an obligation than it did a joy....

December 9, 2022 · 5 min · 896 words · William Mahoney

Star Wars The Bad Batch Reveals The Fate Of An Attack Of The Clones Character

Back in 2002, it was impossible for fans to predict that Star Wars: Attack of the Clones would set in motion stories that we’d still be revisiting almost 20 years later. Indeed, like The Clone Wars animated series before it, The Bad Batch continues to pick up plot threads from the second prequel, presenting them in new and interesting ways. For example, the new show explores how the Clone Wars and the rise of the Empire have changed Kamino, home to the cloning facilities where the soldiers of the Bad Batch, Omega, and all the other clones in Star Wars were created....

December 9, 2022 · 3 min · 626 words · Thomas Bush

Star Wars What We Might See In The Obi Wan Movie

When Alec Guinness first portrayed Obi-Wan Kenobi, the cinematic landscape was enjoying a more civilized age. A film was a film, and if it went well, you might make another one. But now, it’s all about plotting out sequels and spinoffs years ahead of the fact. And so, it’s come to light that Old Ben might be getting his own Star Wars Story within Lucasfilm’s sprawling cinematic universe. Stephen Daldry, director of Billy Elliot and The Hours, is said to be in the early development stages of an Obi-Wan movie....

December 9, 2022 · 8 min · 1579 words · Carla Rivera

Star Wars Skeleton Crew Jon Watts Series Brings Jude Law To The Mandalorian Era

Thanks to the Lucasfilm panel at Star Wars Celebration, we now know that “Grammar Rodeo” is in fact a Disney+ series entitled Star Wars: Skeleton Crew. Even better, we know that it will star Jude Law, who had long been rumored to be involved in a Star Wars project. Watts explained during the panel that Skeleton Crew will be set during the same period as The Mandalorian and Book of Boba Fett, which take place five years after Return of the Jedi....

December 9, 2022 · 2 min · 335 words · Priscilla Miller

Star Wars The High Republic Into The Dark Review

When a group of Jedi and smugglers are stranded on a space station, they find something strange: ancient idols and plant life that shouldn’t be able to grow so well in space inhabit the alien structure. Jedi apprentice Reath Silas, in particular, doesn’t feel ready for this mission; he’d much rather be reading about someone else’s adventures. But when the Jedi’s choice to disturb the idols releases ancient and murderous alien captives, the station becomes a problem only Reath can solve....

December 9, 2022 · 4 min · 724 words · Daniel Stricklin

Strike Lethal White Episode 3 Review An Overstuffed Case And A Personal Breakthrough

Robin’s out of one trap (BYE-EE, Matthew!) but has she jumped straight into another? That cab driver wasn’t played by just anybody – behind the wheel was Annette Badland, a British TV face as recognisable as they come. Names like Badland’s aren’t cast to deliver wry one-liners and then disappear, which suggests that Robin’s being driven away by someone of significance in this story, a latecomer with skin in the game....

December 9, 2022 · 4 min · 649 words · Delilah Dahl

Succession Season 3 Is The Fbi The End Of Logan Roy

Your stock is either on the rise or it’s plummeting; that’s how this Succession column works. However, this may be the first time that all the central characters feel like they’re going down. Between being publicly embarrassed courtesy of a Nirvana track, cowering in a closet at the comedy show you chose to subject yourself to, or getting ready for a raid from the FBI, the Roy family is up against it this week....

December 9, 2022 · 5 min · 868 words · Louis Rich

Supergirl Season 6 Episode 1 Review Rebirth

Supergirl Season 6 Episode 1 Supergirl is back for one last season, and they’re making it count. Kara and friends returned to finish out last season’s cliffhangers, including Brainy fighting for his life, Lex superpowering himself thanks to Leviathan, and Andrea Rojas’s life in shambles. “Rebirth” packs just about every kind of punch, giving us the joy of seeing Kara and Lena reunited, the satisfaction of Lena clocking her brother, and the glee of an immortal Lex taking on a fully powered team of Superfriends, now with 100% more M’Gann, plus a suited and booted Alex Danvers....

December 9, 2022 · 5 min · 1000 words · Sanda Lee

Supernatural Season 13 Episode 22 Review Exodus

Supernatural Season 13 Episode 22 There’s something about the episode before the finale. For Supernatural, it’s usually a bit of a slow boil, essentially a long intro to the actual finale. The majority of the episode besides that was dialogue heavy. Those dialogue scenes do form important connections between the angelic family of Jack, Lucifer, Castiel and Gabriel, especially since the boy is curious about his father. Although Dean is very resisted, Jack demands this chance to fill in the missing blanks about his dad....

December 9, 2022 · 3 min · 481 words · Lakeisha Donald

Ted Lasso Season 2 Review A Welcome Warm Return

Who could have imagined that the character that Jason Sudeikis created for NBC Sports commercials would become one of the most welcomed sights for sore eyes on streaming platforms? Word of mouth and way too much time inside helped Ted Lasso become something of an underdog success story for Apple’s fledgling platform, but season 2 of the comedy series now has expectations to meet. Could this Cinderella story avoid the sophomore slump?...

December 9, 2022 · 3 min · 569 words · Lecia Hanson

The Batman When And Where To Watch Online

Originally, fans hoped to catch Robert Pattinson’s turn as the Dark Knight and his alter-ego, the orphaned billionaire Bruce Wayne, on June 25th, 2021. When COVID-19 disrupted director Matt Reeves’s shooting schedule, Warner Bros. set a new release date for October 1st, 2021. That, too, needed adjusting, but no more! The film finally hit theaters on March 4th, 2022. But there’s still one release date some Bat-fans long to know: when will The Batman be available on streaming platforms?...

December 9, 2022 · 2 min · 327 words · Mark Szocki

The Best Killer Animal B Movies

While the likes of Jaws and Arachnophobia create hauntingly iconic scenes that spring to mind at inopportune moments in your life (paddling in the sea, eating popcorn etc), glorious counterparts to these classics are to be found in the cinematic bargain bin. Sometimes a straight-up thriller becomes a B-movie simply with the passage of time, as the animatronic monster becomes less terrifying and more ludicrous. How do you know if you’re watching a B-movie?...

December 9, 2022 · 17 min · 3518 words · Melissa Faulkner

The Craft How A Teenage Weirdo Based On A Real Person Became An Icon

“Nancy is the one everybody wants to be,” says Peter Filardi, the man who created Nancy, Rochelle, Bonnie, and Sarah all those years ago, chatting to Den of Geek from his home, an original poster for The Craft peaking out from behind him on the wall. Next to it is a poster for Chapelwaite, the series Filardi is currently showrunning with his brother Jason, based on Stephen King’s short story, “Jerusalem’s Lot,” a prequel to Salem’s Lot....

December 9, 2022 · 10 min · 2038 words · Troy Small

The Expanse Season 3 Finale Review Congregation Abbadon S Gate

The Expanse Season 3 Episode 12 and 13 It all came down to a misinterpretation of what the nucleus station wanted and an unwillingness to hear differing opinions from opposing factions. Ashford made a good show of welcoming everyone into the Behemoth, but in the end the gesture was self-serving even as he thought he was saving all of humanity — all glory to the Belt! Holden may consider the whole debacle to be his fault, but he puts things right and speaks to the broader themes of the show when he urges Ashford, “Can’t we just try something else?...

December 9, 2022 · 3 min · 622 words · Leeanne Valentine

The Fabelmans Steven Spielberg Looks At Forces That Made One Of The Greatest Filmmakers

Mitzi has an artistic, free-flowing soul and heart, but she’s trapped in the everyday routine of being a suburban homemaker with four kids and a dutiful, devoted, workaholic husband, Burt (played by Paul Dano). Burt’s not completely closed off but doesn’t exhibit much passion, even for his work, which is essentially helping to create the modern computer. He lacks his wife’s effervescent joie de vivre. The difference between Mitzi and Burt is made apparent in the opening moments of the movie when they take Sammy in 1952 to see his first movie, Cecil B....

December 9, 2022 · 4 min · 740 words · Willis Southern

The Falcon And The Winter Soldier Becomes The Captain America Civil War Sequel We Needed

The reason Marvel’s Disney+ shows work as a concept is because the movies gave us plenty of interesting characters who sadly didn’t receive enough of a spotlight. The relationship between Wanda Maximoff and Vision only got a few minutes across several movies. The Falcon had his moments, but he was always portrayed as more of an extension of Captain America and didn’t really have a lot of time to explore his life or character....

December 9, 2022 · 4 min · 698 words · William Simon

The First Mission Impossible Still Has One Of The Greatest Action Set Pieces

This crackerjack sequence is the centerpiece of Brian De Palma’s first Mission: Impossible, and it remains a marvel today: an exercise in tension and a showcase of the benefits that come from letting a true master of his craft handle a summer blockbuster. It certainly became the calling card for Tom Cruise’s burgeoning reinvention of himself in the 1990s as an Übermensch action hero, and perhaps more importantly a movie producer....

December 9, 2022 · 5 min · 1046 words · James Reynolds