After seeing how close I had come by October, I knew that I'd definitely get 200 movies in by the end of 2021 unless something truly went awry. So then came the next thought... could I do it by the end of November? And that led me on a film spree where I averaged about... Continue Reading →
ALADDIN (1992): Written by: Ron Clements, John Muser, Ted Elliot, Terry Rossio, Burny Mattinson, Roger Allers, Joe Ranft, Daan Jippes, Kevin Harkey, Sue Nichols, Francis Glebas, Darrell Rooney, Larry Leker, James Fujii, Kirk Hanson, Kevin Lima, Rebecca Rees, David S. Smith, Chris Sanders, Brian Pimental, Patrick A. Ventura & Ed Gombert Ya know, if you wanted... Continue Reading →
We have hit the halfway mark of this list as of this entry, having gotten through the bottom 50 comics on Wizard's list of the Greatest Comics Single Issues From 1979-2006. Which, back in 2006, was considered a comic fan's lifetime. We were all a lot younger then, folks. I was TWENTY-SIX. God! Was my... Continue Reading →
SUPER TIMELY REVIEWS ARE A SPECIALTY HERE, AS WE LOOK AT TREATS RELEASED FOR A HOLIDAY FROM FIVE MONTHS AGO! THIS IS... POP-TART QUEST! Pumpkin flavored anything! You know what that means! Wait, can we talk about how terrific The Good Place is? It's in my personal top five sitcoms of all time now, with Arrested Development (network seasons... Continue Reading →
After years and years of playing Pokemon, Generation 5 is the time when things finally started to change. With Generation 5 came improved Wi-Fi capabilities and a better device, the Nintendo 3DS (to be clear, Black and White were not 3DS games, but the 3DS' backwards compatibility meant they could be played on it). And... Continue Reading →
I'm giving WWE another chance tonight. I mean, I've given WWE approximately 48 chances across my lifetime. I always end up crawling back to WWE at the end of the day. And I'm usually pretty happy after I do! I know it's bad for me, but I just... I remember the good times, and I... Continue Reading →
Like Luke Cage, this series gave us the first live action version of Iron Fist after many video game and toon versions (the character didn't even get included in any of the Macey's Thanksgiving Day Parades in the 80's). Both Danny Rand and Colleen Wing were played by Game of Thrones alums - Finn Jones... Continue Reading →
You know it's a shoujo series when one of the male villains looks like this. Welcome back! It's time for more of the worst season ever, as I try to find good things to say about it! Or at least critique why stuff is bad! Well, our first three bad guys are at least delightfully... Continue Reading →
Apollo & Midnighter are obvious Superman & Batman analogues, created by Warren Ellis soon after he started writing StormWatch - they were part of an entire group of JLA knock-offs, but ended up being the only survivors. Apollo had been bio-engineered by SW “Weatherman” Henry Bendix with solar absorption powers, making him incredibly powerful- he was a... Continue Reading →
In a lot of forms of media, the antagonists are every bit as gripping--if not more so!--than the heroes themselves. Look no further than professional wrestling. A lot of wrestling stories are centered around a babyface's trials and tribulations against the heels that seek to destroy him. But so often, it's the heels who really... Continue Reading →
Several weeks I ago I was critical of the Lex Luthor Unauthorized Biography comic, and ever since I reviewed it, I was hoping to swing back around and review another book I read once that also touches a bit on Lex Luthor’s home life and childhood. You know what? This seems like as good of... Continue Reading →
Julio from http://www.WeAreTheContrarians.com is back... to discuss Superman AGAIN! Check out the Stew World Order at http://www.SWOProductions.com Get your music needs met by Punchline at http://www.Punchlion.com
This is... very quickly becoming my "Here's my recent movie reviews" post, and I am okay with that. When I started Entertainment Rex this year, the principle was that I'd discuss everything I watched, played, read, and otherwise enjoyed in the last half of a month. But I have been on an absolute movie TEAR... Continue Reading →
WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT (1988): Written by: Gary K. Wolf (original novel), Jeffery Price & Peter S. Seaman This movie is considered, along with The Little Mermaid, as having helped kick off the Renaissance Age of Animation. Based off of a novel called Who Censored Roger Rabbit?, they changed a lot of the plot and surroundings (the author... Continue Reading →
I want to start this off with a shout-out to SWO Productions for giving me the opportunity to contribute to this great challenge (don’t forget to vote for this as the best of these four Top 10 lists, because it will be). My name is Kalvin and you can find me weekly on The Magic... Continue Reading →
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