It’s off to Europe and a date with Mysterio in the first trailer for Spider-Man: Far From Home, which has arrived at last!
Not bad at all! But don’t get fooled by the trailer.
Mysterio is a master of illusion and one iconic villain.
I watched Aquaman over the weekend… Two words: TOO MUCH!!
And that’s a GOOD thing.
Ignore the bad reviews and have fun with it ’cause Aquaman is a big improvement for the DC movies.
See, for q superhero that is mostly underwater it was done impeccably! Especially since it has never been done before.
The movie is entertaining and full of action from begging to end, and the best part of this over-the-top extravagance are the spectacular visuals.
Director James Wan proved that he’s not only a master of horror, but he’s also master of action.
Jason Mamoa has an authentic and likeable “average guy” personality and doesn’t come off as fake or overly macho, while still being very heroic.
Dolph Lundgren, Patrick Wilson, Willem Dafoe and Nicole Kidman were all amazing!
Yahya Abdul-Mateen II plays The Black Manta! One of DC comics most fascinating and exotic villains; and he did it right. In this movie he begins as one of the world’s most elite assassins before becoming the nearly unstoppable Manta.
And Amber Heard as the beautiful and brave Mera was perfect!
Aquaman is a fun film because it doesn’t take itself too seriously.
Forget the cheesy story, this was a visual masterpiece!!
As artful as the first trailer for Warner Bros.’ upcoming Godzilla: King of the Monsters was, it was sorely lacking in the way of epic, city-destroying kaiju battles. A disappointment considering just how many classic monsters (Mothra, Rodan, and his ultimate nemesis King Ghidorah) are slated to appear in the film.
The second trailer, thankfully, is a remedy to that. But let’s watch both:
While there’s obviously going to be a human component to the film, Warner Bros. knows that what we’re really here for are the monsters and, just look at them go. FANTASTIC!!
And don’t it get wrong, they’re here to kill us, so our planet can survive.
Godzilla: King of the Monsters hits theaters May 31, 2019.
My man! Aquaman may still be just under a month away from washing over theatres, but it’s been screening for members of the media, and while full reviews aren’t allowed yet, they’ve been given the clear to share some non-spoilery thoughts.
And good news DC fans, it sounds like it’s gonna be a wet and wild ride.
While not as effusive as, say, first reactions to Wonder Woman, these are pretty positive! It’s good to hear that DC has a second hit on its hands after Justice League.
I’m happy that something as fantastically weird and majestic as Aquaman hits at last the big screen. And those colourful posters, my god, Black Manta is just PERFECT!
Yahya Abdul-Mateen II as Black Manta
Amber Heard as Princess Mera
Patrick Wilson as King Orm
Dolph Lundgren as King Nereus
December 21 needs to come fast. I CANNOT wait!
The world is wishing a happy birthday to the one and only Mickey Mouse.
Mickey Mouse, the brainchild of cartoonist Walt Disney that eventually came to symbolise a global entertainment empire, celebrates his 90th birthday today.
Now… As a kid I was never fascinated by Mickey, I found him meh, I was a boy into superheroes, Japanese robots and assorted “violence”.
It bored me the fact everyone were so into it, even the adults while I was like…. Are you all okay? When my parents took us to Disney I found it nice but that’s about it. And then was him, Mickey Mouse… More like some human underneath. I was an innocent kid, but I was not dumb.
Regardless, there were some cute animations and he seemed nice.
But just make sure you don’t piss him off…
He was and still is the idol of many people (for whatever reason) and today I salute him.
Happy 90th birthday Mickey Mouse!
Yesterday, on the 12th of November, one of the most famous American comic book writers and publishers, Stan Lee, passed away. Alongside other legends (Jack Kirby and Steve Ditko) he created such iconic heroes as Spider-Man, The Incredible Hulk, and many more, leaving behind a legacy that will be remembered by generations to come.
Fans all over the world are already sharing tribute art in honour of this iconic man that not only gave us joy, but also condemned bigotry and racism in his work.
This column titled “Stan’s Soapbox” from 1968 stands out even after five decades, as the issues he touched upon are still very relevant in our society.
If we ought to remember Stan Lee for anything, it should probably be those words.
Below some tribute art in honour of this legendary man:
There’s no chance he’ll be forgotten!!
I’m still awake from my 2 hours of sleep last night, I was in zombie mode the whole day but I’m a sad zombie now because I just read that Stan Lee has die.
Stan Lee, who I thought would live until the end of eternity, is now making his way to the great big Comic-Con in the afterworld after he died today in Los Angeles.
Stan’s daughter tells TMZ that he was taken by ambulance from his home in the Hollywood Hills to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center this morning, and that’s where he died. He was 95 years old.
Stan Lee (born name: Stanley Martin Lieber) is one of the reasons why many actors can put their hands under their b-holes and fart out a $100 bill when paying for anything.
He co-created iconic comics like Spider-Man, X-Men, the Hulk, Doctor Strange, Black Panther, The Fantastic Four, Daredevil, Iron Man, Thor and pretty much many more.
This is why I don’t believe in a “God,” when humans like him (who made millions of people happy) die while evil garbage causing chaos in our world still alive.
Stan Lee absolutely changed the world!
He was a hero and showed us that it is in fact possible for us real world humans to be super heroes. We all have the ability inside us. He didn’t create a path for us to escape life through fiction, he is one of those who showed us there exists a path in our own lives for each of us to be somebody’s superhero.
RIP, Mr. Lee.
