Suspenseful, Frustrating Sixth Season of Arrow Debuts on Blu-ray
The biggest problem with CW's series, ARROW, is that it has to keep ratcheting up the action to top its previous season. The natural end result was that the writers have painted themselves into quite a corner with the way the sixth season has wrapped up.
Breaking In Mixes Primal Protective Instincts with High Stakes Heist
If you've ever been locked out of your house, you know what a pain it is trying to break back in.
Life of the Party Lifeless Comedy
Deanna and Dan just dropped off their daughter Maddie for her senior year of college. But before they have even left the campus, Dan drops a bomb on Deanna: He wants a divorce.
Death of Superman Surprisingly Fresh, Emotionally Deep
When I first heard that the next DC Universe animated movie was going to be THE DEATH OF SUPERMAN, I was not thrilled.
LEGO DC Super Heroes add Jessica Cruz to Minifigure Line with Aquaman: Rage of Atlantis
With an AQUAMAN movie soon to hit theaters, it makes perfect sense that Warner Brothers and LEGO would want to capitalize on the interest with an Aquaman LEGO adventure.
J K Simmons Delivers Emmy-Worthy Performances in Starz Series, Counterpart
There's a wall in Berlin that separates it from Berlin. It's not the wall you're thinking of, but it's still symbolic of the cold war that sets the stage for the fascinating science fiction series, COUNTERPART.
Spielberg Delivers Retro-Hit with Ready Player One
Remember that feeling you had when you walked out of the theater after BACK TO THE FUTURE?
A Quiet Place a Disquieting Scene of Horror
I am ever leery of films that are directed by their lead actor; they tend to be showcase films, and having an actor direct himself is rather like having a writer be his own editor -- you're often too close to the situation to see the flaws.
Rampage Translates Video Game into Fun Action-Comedy
It's difficult to translate a videogame into a film. It's tempting, sure, and the good games provide a lot of inspiration. But ultimately, what happens in the game is brief, and hard to extrapolate into a 2-hour film without throwing in a lot of supposition and side plots.
Godmonster of Indian Flats 'Mutton' to Make Fun Of
You know, sometimes you can actually tell a book by its cover--or, in this case, a DVD by its jacket.
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