The Nevers: Welcome to Neverland!
The Nevers
It is refreshing to watch a show that is smart and witty. The women are strong and independent, and not only intelligent, but can kick some ass, as well.
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Falcon and the Winter Soldier: How the World Turns
Falcon and the Winter Soldier
he Falcon and the Winter Soldier is the story of how Sam finds the courage to step into the role, and how Bucky learns to atone for the pain he caused when he was under the control of Hydra.
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Godzilla vs Kong: Clash of the Titans
Godzilla vs Kong
The very sound of Godzilla’s roar stirs nostalgic feelings of a simpler time in the world. I especially liked when Godzilla was the hero, the protector of the earth.
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Invincible: Blood and Gore Animation Style!
Invincible
The animation is reminiscent of old Saturday morning cartoons I use to watch as a kid, mixed with an anime vibe, and the voice cast boasts a wide array of great actors.
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The Rise of the Female Hero!
For decades, women were only in Science Fiction, Horror and Action movies as a device for the hero to spring into action and as an object of sexual desire. Maybe, until the real world finds a balance and unbiased liberation is achieved, Hollywood needs to compensate for a while.
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Zack Snyder’s Justice League: And Justice for All
Zack Snyder’s Justice League
To be honest, I was pleasantly surprised. The additional material, I felt, expanded character development, and put in some heart and soul into scenes where it was missing. It also cleaned up some of the weaker plot points in the original.
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Women’s History Month-Catwoman: The Purr-fect Adversary
Normally depicted wearing a tight black body suit and using a bullwhip as a weapon. She was originally created to be different from the other villains in Batman’s rogue’s gallery. She was meant to be a femme fatal and to add sex appeal to the Batman book and provide a love interest to the main character and to engage batman in a game of wits.
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Villains: The Loveable Luthors
If you say Superman villain, there is only one that leaps into view, Lex Luthor, a bald megalomaniac business man, scientist and politician
DetailsDebris: This Ain’t Trash
Debris
The show felt like a cross between the X-Files and Warehouse 13. Government conspiracies while searching out and neutralizing items of immense power.
DetailsBatwoman Season 2: Report Card
Batwoman
The action is fun, the fight scenes exciting and Javicia’s Ryan Wilder kicks some ass. It is also a plus for me, seeing LGBT characters being highlighted. It is important that we have heroes that aren’t afraid or hiding in the closet. Who, unashamedly, dare to be who they truly are.
DetailsSuperman and Lois: A New Hope
Superman and Lois
But I wasn’t sure what to expect from a show that focuses more on the home life of Clark and Lois as parents to twin teenage boys. All I can say, is I really enjoyed it.
DetailsResident Alien: The Doctor is Out
Resident Alien
From time to time, a new series comes along that has the right combination of an amazing cast, great writers and an intriguing plot. Resident Alien is one of those shows.
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