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REVIEW: The Flash – Season 6, Episode 17 “Liberation”
“Liberation” is the episode we desperately needed, moving the season-long plot significantly forward while examining and illuminating some of the best qualities of the characters, specifically Barry and Iris. There’s also an inventive fight scene and an attempt to mitigate one of the season’...
Read MoreREVIEW: The Flash – Season 6, Episode 16 ” So Long and Goodnight”
“So Long and Goodnight” is one of those episodes. There’s nothing particularly wrong with it (outside of the blander than low-fat mayonnaise villains); some important plot reveals even happen. But it never captivates or entertains the way The Flash usually does, content to be connective tissue...
Read MoreDC Shifts Movie Release Schedule
A return to Gotham City will have to wait. Deadline reports that The Batman has been pushed from June 25, 2021, to October 1, 2021, while Sony’s newly titled Venom 2: Let There Be Carnage has taken the Caped Crusader’s former release date. In addition, The Flash and Shazam! 2 have also changed w...
Read MoreThe Green Hornet and Kato Lands at Universal
Britt Reid has found a new home. The Hollywood Reporter has announced that a new Green Hornet movie – now referred to as The Green Hornet and Kato – has been optioned by Universal Pictures from current rights holder Amasia Entertainment. The article notes that the project will be going to writer...
Read MoreREVIEW: The Flash – Season 6, Episode 15 “The Exorcism of Nash Wells”
“The Exorcism of Nash Wells” confirms the fears with which “Death of the Speed Force” left me. We’re in for another round of Barry discovering that his heart/mind/spirit/lactose intolerance is his real superpower, or however they want to frame it. If we must go through this again, though, ...
Read MoreStephen Amell Says No to Arrowverse Return
Stephen Amell has saved the city for the last time. In a recent Instagram Q and A, when asked about whether he’d be interested in guest-starring as Oliver Queen in the future, Amell stated that he was done, with eight years being enough as the character. This is a reversal from previous comments w...
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