Jessica Jones S1E5 AKA The Sandwich Saved Me Review
Yes, I am binge-watching this TV show, yes it’s hard to stop watching an episode after the other but I’m loyal to giving you the reviews on each episode. …
Jessica Jones S1E4 AKA 99 Friends Review
“AKA 99 Friends” is Jessica Jones focused. There are no Kilgrave appearances (apart from an eight-year-old girl taunting Jessica in the street) and it concentrates on fleshing out the characters already in the show. …
Jessica Jones S1E3 AKA It’s Called Whiskey Review
This is it, guys! This is the episode where things finally kick off and boy, is it fantastic. …
Jessica Jones S1E2 AKA Crush Syndrome Review
The second episode of Marvel’s Jessica Jones is a big eye-opener. This episode revolves around Jones (Krysten Ritter) trying to start to prove Hope Shlottman’s (Erin Moriarty) innocence and to convince Hogarth (Carrie-Anne Moss) to take on the case as Hope’s lawyer. …
Jessica Jones S1E1 review
The amazing show of Marvel’s Jessica Jones is out and the first episode is brilliant. It’s safe to say that Marvel and Netflix go hand in hand with each other.
Are Superheroes Taking Over the World? (And not in a good way)
My Dad had grown up with the Marvel comics and occasionally the DC ones. My first film I saw at the cinema was ‘Star Wars: The Phantom Menace’ in 1999 so you can see where I get my love of the ‘nerd culture’ from. …
Gotham Season One review
[SPOILERS ALERT!]
There’s a lot right with Gotham, but there’s also a lot wrong with it. A lot of things that don’t work well and a lot of things that work brilliantly. It’s normal for a first season to be a bit shaky, to take time to figure out what kind of tv show it wants to be (just look at Marvel’s Agents of Shield) but Gotham seems to be inconsistent sometimes. …
Daredevil Season One review
Daredevil is gritty. Daredevil is dark and bloody – and it’s awesome.
The Netflix original series follows the tradition story of Matt Murdock (Charlie Cox). Instead of showing his life story in chronological order, the show starts a lot later on in his life, when he starts up a law firm – Nelson and Murdock – with his law school friend, Foggy Nelson (Elden Hensen). Throughout the show, we are given flashbacks into his earlier life where we find out the origin story of ‘Daredevil’ and that’s one of the things that is so brilliant about this show. It sticks to Stan Lee’s origin story of Murdock very well and completely blindsides (excuse the pun) Mark Steven Johnson’s 2003 adaption of the comic. …