Director: Guy Hamilton
Year of Release: 1964
Should you watch it? Yes.
Director: Guy Hamilton
Year of Release: 1964
Should you watch it? Yes.
Films I Still Need To Watch: Wide Awake, The Last Airbender
M. Night is one of the best filmmakers from the last thirty years. I am grateful for his audience and critical comeback in recent years, as it means that I will have the opportunity to get to watch his films in the years to come. Continue reading Ranking the M. Night Shyamalan Films
Director: Terence Young
Year of Release: 1963
Should you watch it? Yes.
Why? Continue reading #JamesBondFiles: From Russia With Love
The Snyder Cut comes to a close with a LOT of teases of things that would never come to be…
Continue reading The Snyder Cut: Revisited – Epilogue: A Father Twice Over (and Final Thoughts)The newly formed Justice League enact their long-shot plan to resurrect Superman, but things don’t go quite as they hoped, and Cyborg is plagued with warnings of the future.
Continue reading The Snyder Cut: Revisited – Part 5: All The Kings HorsesThe Justice League finally unite to rescue the STAR Labs hostages from Steppenwolf, but decide they’re one member short…
Continue reading The Snyder Cut: Revisited – Part 4: Change MachineDirector: Terence Young
Year of Release: 1962
Should you watch it? Of course. It is the first James Bond.
Batman and Wonder Woman go on another recruitment drive, seeking out The Flash and Cyborg, while Aquaman finally heeds the call to action from Atlantis.
Continue reading The Snyder Cut: Revisited – Part 3: Beloved Mother, Beloved SonAquaman is courted yet again to take up arms against an invasion, while Diana learns more about The Mother Boxes, Steppenwolf, and his master, Darkseid.
Continue reading The Snyder Cut: Revisited – Part 2: The Age of HeroesIn the wake of Superman’s death, Batman tries to put together a team to defend against an impending alien invasion, unaware it has already arrived.
Continue reading The Snyder Cut: Revisited – Part 1: “Don’t Count On It, Batman”