The Review at the End of the Universe
“Armed and Dangerous” Batwoman deals with the fallout of Luke being shot and has Jacob question what the Crows stand for. There may have been a great deal of contrivance leading to Luke being shot at the end of the previous episode but that didn’t prevent it from being a shocking moment. The way it…
Recently Craig spoke to actor Thomas Nicholson who recently played David Bowie on DC’s Legends of Tomorrow. They talk making the most out of life, getting in touch with his dark side and so much more Show Notes Thomas’ IMDb page His Twitter account Craig’s reviews of DC’s Legends of Tomorrow If you enjoyed what…
Recently Craig had the opportunity to talk to actor Jesse Hutch who currently plays Agent Tavaroff on CW’s Batwoman. They talk about how he learned who gets the snacks on set, becoming the most rounded performer possible and so much more Show Notes Jesse’s IMDb page His Twitter account Craig’s reviews of Batwoman season 2…
“Holding the Wrench” Superman & Lois deals with reawakened feelings of loss as the details of John’s past reopen old wounds while Jordan wrestles with what it means to be among those with powers. The John reveal in the previous episode greatly enhanced his character and the existence of his daughter with his version of…
The month of May was home to a vast quantity of nerdy news and trailers meaning our regular monthly roundup remains relevant. This month we discuss why some nostalgic revivals get a free pass where others don’t, franchising and the glory of Beebo. Craig can be found on this very site and over on Podcast…
John Krasinski’s A Quiet Place Part II follows up on the landmark first entry with more trials for the Abbott family to endure while making as little noise as possible. A Quiet Place stood out because of how it approached storytelling. Without being able to use dialogue to deliver what the audience needed to know,…
Disney’s famous dognapper gets the live action origin story treatment in Craig Gillespie’s Cruella. For a while now Disney have been going through their back catalogue in an attempt to create different spins on classic stories. In some cases they simply do a worse remake of something that was already great just the way it…
“Family Matters Part 2” The Flash closes off the Forces arc with final showdowns, family reunions and a definitive decision about the future. As I detailed in my review of the previous episode the Forces arc is incredibly messy with no easy way to make sense of what the show is driving at. This trend…
“Man of Steel” Superman & Lois focuses on the Luthor plot when Lois uncovers evidence that her journalistic partner isn’t who he says he is. The Luthor plot has often been among the weaker aspects of a given episode as it follows the usual Arrowverse structure of drip-feeding information to tease the viewer before a…
“The Book of Resurrection: Chapter Two: Closure” Black Lightning delivers its last ever episode with a final showdown with Tobias and a look ahead to the future for the Pierce family. I’ve repeatedly said that endings are hard. It’s difficult to wrap something up in a way that makes sense for the involved characters and…
