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Tag Archives: Super Hero
Comic-Con Previews
I wrote a while ago about not watching TV or movie previews. Generally I don’t. Not because they’re not interesting, but often because I have other things I’d rather watch. Or that I don’t want to get overly excited (or … Continue reading
Posted in Popular Culture
Tagged #SDCC, Batman, Ben Affleck, Brie Larson, Bryan Fuller, Captain Marvel, Comic-Con, Cumberbatch, Daredevil, Discovery, Dr Strange, Films, Iron Fist, Jason Momoa, Jessica Jones, Justice League, Leonard Nimoy, Live Long and Propser, Luke Cage, Marvel, MCU, Movies, Netflix, Popular Culture, Science Fiction, Spoilers, Star Trek, Star Trek: The Original Series, Suicide Squad, Super Hero, Superman, Television, Wonder Woman
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Long Overdue Daredevil Review
As any regular reader (or anyone looking at the display of most-used tags will see), I’m a big fan of Marvel and the MCU world they’ve been building for the last eight years. I’ve enjoyed all the movies — by … Continue reading
Posted in Popular Culture, Reviews, Television
Tagged Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Captain America, Civil War, Corruption, Daredevil, Elektra, Films, Jessica Jones, Marvel, MCU, Popular Culture, Punisher, Super Hero, Television
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Captain America: Civil War or, Avengers: Dissension In the Ranks
Wow. I went in expecting to like the movie. I had very high hopes for Captain America: Civil War. Mostly, it lived up to them. Like other Marvel products of the MCU, it had a good mix of action, comedy, … Continue reading
Posted in Films, Popular Culture, Reviews, Television
Tagged #TeamCap, #TeamIronMan, #TeamStark, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Ant-Man, Anthony Mackie, Captain America, Chadwick Boseman, Chris Evans, Civil War, Corruption, Daredevil, Don Cheadle, Elizabeth Olsen, Films, Guardians of the Galaxy, Iron Man, Jeremy Renner, Jessica Jones, Marvel, MCU, Movies, Paranoia, Paul Bettany, Paul Rudd, Review, Robert Downey Jr, Scarlett Johansson, Sebastian Stan, Steve Rogers, Super Hero, Television, War
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The Blockbusters Are Coming!
With the Memorial Day Weekend in the States and the late spring bank holiday weekend here in the UK recently passing, it’s officially summer, and we all know what that means! BBQs, bikinis, the beach and, oh yeah, the summer … Continue reading
Posted in Films, Popular Culture
Tagged Captain America, Films, Hobbits, Marvel, Middle Earth, Movies, Peter Jackson, Popular Culture, Review, Super Hero
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Strange Times, Mister Doctor
Having finally gotten around to seeing the latest addition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, I have some thoughts on Doctor Strange. The Good The basic requirement of any medium of entertainment is entertainment. If you get bored during a movie … Continue reading →