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Multiverse of Madness Reviw
Multiverse of Madness was a highly anticipated film for many reasons and so far the reviews have been very divisive, now we all know by now that I am a very opinionated person and I want to be very detailed in this review. This film had some really amazing moments and it was visually stunning, but the best scenes stuck out so much because they were put up against a backdrop of a messy plot, ill timed pacing and a lack of character development.
By Alexandrea Callaghan4 years ago in Geeks
Marvel’s Moon Knight
Disney Plus’ Moon Knight, is the latest venture into the MCU, it sits comfortably between The Falcon and the Winter Soldier's cool street-level thrills and Loki's reality-shattering shifts. The new series is created and written by Jeremy Slater with Mohamed Diab directing. The show unfolds a pulp adventure mashup with overtones of The Mummy and Indiana Jones, as a superhero tale aiming to face its unstable protagonist within the battlegrounds of Egyptian mythology. Moon Knight's voyage across the dangerous tightrope between heroics and mental illness triumphs in large part thanks to Oscar Isaac's passionated, mind-blowing performance. However, the outcome of this caped crusader might be too disappointing for some.
By Louis Mihael4 years ago in Geeks
TVs' First LGBTQ Character Lead Superhero Series Comes To A Close
For nine years, fans of the CWs' Arrowverse have known the Black Canary and the White Canary. Then we got to know Caity Lotz as she morphed into Captain Sara Lance on D.C.s' Legends of Tomorrow. This week, the CW announced that the girl that couldn't die would no longer grace our presence once a week as the leader of our favorite band of time-traveling heroes.
By Jason Morton4 years ago in Geeks
8 Characters Thor Odinson Suspected Of Being The Mighty Thor
After a longer than usual wait, fans have finally been treated to the first teaser trailer for Thor: Love and Thunder. The film breaks new ground in multiple ways, including making Chris Hemsworth's Thor the first MCU character to have a fourth solo film, and re-introducing Natalie Portman as Jane Foster. Love and Thunder will see Jane take up a repaired Mjolnir as the new hero Mighty Thor.
By Kristy Anderson4 years ago in Geeks
'Thor: Love and Thunder': The Big Clue That Tells Us Jane Foster's Mighty Thor Is Probably NOT From Another Universe. Top Story - April 2022.
After a longer than usual wait, fans have finally been treated to the first teaser trailer for Thor: Love and Thunder, a film which gives Chris Hemsworth's Thor the honour of being the first Avenger to go beyond a trilogy. Aside from a few fun moments and Easter eggs for fans, the biggest moment of the teaser is in it's final few seconds, where we get our first look at Jane Foster as the Mjolnir wielding Mighty Thor.
By Kristy Anderson4 years ago in Geeks
The Trailer Is Here And Thor: Love And Thunder Looks Awesome
The fan excitement is no doubt buzzing today as Marvel dropped the first teaser trailer for Thor Love and Thunder. I'm imagining offices with people crouched in front of their computers, guys sitting in the bathrooms at work, eyes glued to their cellphones, and people in homes around the world cheering.
By Jason Morton4 years ago in Geeks
Multiverse Of Madness: Will Wanda Get Her Children Back?
A recent TV spot for Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness dropped a big reveal, confirming the previously rumoured reappearance of Wanda Maximoff's twin sons, Tommy and Billy. It is implied that the boys' appearance in this particular teaser is a dream sequence, as it is followed by a Wanda, in her Scarlet Witch outfit, declaring that every morning she wakes to the same nightmare. Presumably, this nightmare refers to Vision and their children being gone.
By Kristy Anderson5 years ago in Geeks
'Moon Knight' Episode 2 Review
WARNING: SPOILERS FOR MOON KNIGHT EPISODE 2 “Summon the Suit” “Summon the Suit” picks up with echoes of Moon Knight beating the jackal from episode 1, then the camera moves to sand, more specifically Steven’s anti-sleepwalking sand surrounding his bed. Right off the bat, directors Justin Benson and Aaron Moorehead seamlessly continue the visual language and motifs established in episode one, specifically utilizing upside-down shots, mirrors, and reflections. So far this visual storytelling is one of the things that really stands out about Moon Knight when comparing it to other MCU streaming shows.
By Culture Slate5 years ago in Geeks











