"All this he saw, for one moment breathless and intense, vivid on the morning sky; and still, as he looked, he lived; and still, as he lived, he wondered."
I knew this movie was bad. Like really, really bad. And not because of Ben Affleck as Bruce Wayne: I like the idea of an older, more disturbed Batman, I like where it draws from (The Dark Knight Returns, anybody?). But before I start getting into...
Yesterday I started watching Zoolander on Prime Tv, because people keep quoting that at me and I never saw it. About 5 minutes into the movie, the President of the United States appears on screen. I turned off the movie. End of the review....
I adored season 1 of this show and that was hard to beat. The whole concept of hosts trying to break free from their loop had a Greek tragedy flavour to it, with a sprink of Nietzsche when they kill their creator. Usage of time,...
After the whole Defenders storyline went down as it did (in boredom), I was both glad and skeptical to see the announcement of another Marvel-inspired tv series. Cloak and Dagger is one of the probably few comics I didn't read back in the days (2008...
I know, I know. Maybe they're pushing it too far and by now it kind of feels like a grand tv series, with the Avengers movie being the double episode. This doesn't mean I'm not enjoying what they did to the franchise, so I went...
If I had to pick a story to tell in the background of Han Solo, it would certainly be how he did the Kessel Run in less than 12 parsecs (and why the fuck should we care). That being said, I hated The Last Jedi with...
Ok, I've had to think about this long and hard (and beware when you use these kind of expressions, giving that I'm talking about Deadpool). I also watched the first movie again, because Science! and I finally reached a decision: I loved the first one,...
While waiting for American Gods (according to Neil Gaiman on twitter they're filming it, so there's hope), I'm really happy to be watching Westworld again. And even though I have to lament a little lack of Thandie Newton and I fear the whole "where's my daughter" thing...
One of the finest sci-fi series I’ve seen in a while starts off with a dissatisfying episode that might give you the temptation to give it up. Don’t. I know that the concept is ripped off a novel by Arthur Clarke and I know that...
I am not always a fan of Seth MacFarlane, meaning that I think the guy is super-smart and absolutely brilliant but I don’t always like that kind of humour. To give you a clue, I enjoyed A Million Ways to die in the West as...
