I just finished watching Bright on Netflix, and it was okay (review forthcoming) though a few minutes prior I noticed an email from studioADI (the guys who supposedly–a word I use because I wasn’t there, and have no idea of what went on one way or the other–did a lot of the practical effects on the […]
When we first meet Will Bowman (Josh Halloway) he’s preparing breakfast–or at least attempting to–for his family, that consists of his wife Katie (Sarah Wayne Callies, most recently of The Walking Dead) and three children, before he heads out to work. Though one of his sons is missing, and Will is doing all he can […]
“You don’t scare me. You’re not my first.”
-Clare Temple to Jessica Jones
Jessica makes peace with Luke Cage, after he learns that Kilgrave isn’t a figment of her imagination. We also get a little more information as to how Jones got her abilities. And speaking of Cage, The more they show of him and his abilities, the more I want to see Iron Fist because as […]
I think I finally get it. If you’ve seen the episode of The Twilight Zone, It’s a Good Life you know Kilgrave–despite the fact that it aired 50 or so years prior. That story revolved around a little boy who had the ability to manifest anything that he desired. The adults around him were so cowed […]
“I wish I had a Mother of the Year award, so I could bludgeon you with it.”
-Jessica Jones
I was originally going to get something to eat and go to bed, but I’ve delayed that till I take a look at the seventh episode of Marvel’s Jessica Jones. Kilgrave’s obsession with Jessica Jones grows, as she goes on a bender after a secret she had wished remained hidden drove Cage away from her. […]
Originally Jessica Jones was offered to ABC, and I can’t imagine why they passed on it. Sure, they would have to tone down on the cursing and the sexual situations, but other than that?
This time around we get to seem more of the villainous Kilgrave (David Tennant).
“One of these fellows is not who he says he is.” says John ‘The Hangman’ Ruth (Kurt Russell), which is sort of ironic coming from Russell, seeing that he he also starred in John Carpenter’s The Thing. The Hateful Eight is the latest from Quentin Tarantino, who’s last movie was Django Unchained, in some ways a […]
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