Jerome and Brian reflect on the first released MCU project in 18 months as they discuss some general thoughts on Wandavision. Although they duo did not determine whether this was Pantheon worthy (yet), they provided their feelings on one of the most anticipated and then dissected shows in recent memory.
Continue reading The Superhero Pantheon – Limited Edition: WandaVision
Okay, fine. Facial hair is not the ONLY important thing worth considering in the tragic Joss Whedon cut of Justice League. I will be checking out these Justice League animated movies as much as possible. I will be using the same four questions I use here to assess each film. I have opted to do a little preview of this series with the two versions of the live-action Justice League film while it is so much in the news. Continue reading Search for Justice – 4 Takeaways from Justice League: The Whedon Cut
Justice League is your average bad film. Somehow Zack Snyder fans came to believe there existed a separate “Snyder Cut” of the film that would be more true to the film’s original spirit or something. No such cut existed, but Warner Brothers is financing an absurdly expensive reshoot. While Snyder and all of his films are cringe, this is all a hilarious takedown of Joss Whedon so it’s a clear net positive. Anyway, here are some hyper serious thoughts on The Whedon Cut.
4. MUSTACHE
Continue reading 4 Crucial Thoughts After Re-Watching Justice League Before #TheSnyderCut
Apparently recapping Batman: The Animated Series twice a week isn’t enough for me, as I’ve decided to begin weekly coverage of the various forthcoming Marvel TV shows.
If I had a time machine I’d have started this column to coincide with the first episode of WandaVision, but I’ll get the ball rolling with my overall thoughts and then from next Monday episodic coverage of The Falcon and the Winder Soldier will begin. SPOILERS ahead.
Continue reading Marvel Mondays: WandaVision Series Review
Plot summary: Ra’s al Ghul seeks out an ancient scroll with hopes of gaining the powers of an immortal Egyptian queen.
Continue reading The Matt Signal – Episode 69: Avatar
Plot summary: Batman’s enemies take over Arkham Asylum and put the Caped Crusader on trial, claiming he is responsible for creating them.
Continue reading The Matt Signal – Episode 68: Trial
Jerome and Brian are back to discuss a movie five years in the making. Was it worth the wait (SPOILER: Not really) and whether the final 20th Century Fox/Studios Marvel movie is worthy enough for the Pantheon or Pile of Shame.
Continue reading The Superhero Pantheon – Limited Edition: New MutantsPrevious Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice coverage at The Reel World:
Ranking the Batmen (where Matt argues the Ultimate Edition has value!)
Five Things About Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice That Do Not Completely Suck
With Zack Snyder’s version of Justice League getting released soon, this will probably be the only relevant time for me to examine THE ULTIMATE EDITION of Snyder’s Batman V Superman. Here be my thoughts.
Government’s Fetishization of Elon Musk Lex Luthor is Tragically on Point
Continue reading 5 Thoughts on Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice Ultimate Edition
Plot summary: Batman tries to narrow down the long list of suspects who might be trying to kill Harvey Bullock.
Continue reading The Matt Signal – Episode 67: A Bullet for Bullock
Plot summary: Killer Croc escapes to the wilderness, and with Batman on his trail, seeks refuge with a group of runaway circus freaks.
Continue reading The Matt Signal – Episode 66: Sideshow
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