Author: Anthony Flagg

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‘The Penguin’ Premiere Review: A Shocking Start To A Promising Season

Although The Batman sequel is seemingly far away, fans of both DC and the universe put together by Matt Reeves have much to look forward to with The Penguin. If the first episode is anything to go off for the rest of the series, we are in for an absolute treat of an actual television series. With seven more episodes, this

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‘The Killer’s Game’ Is A Double-Genre Mess

After a lengthy spell in development purgatory, and various changes in lead actor, The Killer’s Game has finally hit theaters. Starring Dave Bautista as Joe Flood, this movie has nearly equal parts of a romantic comedy and action that at times feels like a parody of both. There are shades that a couple of other movies do better, but ultimately, this

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‘Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ is an Incredible Addition to the Franchise

Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles was announced almost immediately after the success of its theatrical predecessor Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem. Picking up two months after the film’s events, it sees the return of the four heroes and their companion April O’Neil as they navigate the human world. While many humans applauded and appreciated their city-saving efforts, the

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‘Borderlands’ Adaptation Misses The Mark

A dozen years ago, I went to Fry’s Electronics and bought all the components to build myself a gaming pc. Why? Because two exciting games had recently been released and they deserved to be played with the best possible setup I could afford then. One of them was Fallout: New Vegas; earlier this year I finally got a TV show for

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‘Batman: Caped Crusader’ is A Fresh Take on The Dark Knight

This week the release of Batman: Caped Crusader hits Prime Video after surviving cost-cutting moves by Warner Brothers. Indeed it had involvement from some big names with experience in Batman and beyond, Matt Reeves, Bruce Timm, and JJ Abrams. A new take with some old charm, Batman: Caped Crusader has a much less experienced Batman, voiced by Hamish Linklater. Many changes

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Apple TV+’s ‘Me’: A Soft But Engaging Coming-of-Age Story

Ben Vasani (Lucian-River Chauhan) is a 12-year-old who has a new school, new family, and household all in a short amount of time, now add an inconvenient superpower. Out of the blue, he’s become a shape-shifter, and he’s unable to control it, all while a looming hostile force is gearing up to hurt his friends and family. In Apple TV+’s Me,

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Apple TV+’s ‘Wondla’: A Sci-Fi Adventure for the Whole Family

WondLa is a recent animated series released on Apple TV+, an adaptation of the book trilogy by author Tony DiTerlizzi (if this name sounds familiar, he also worked on The Spiderwick Chronicles series). In this story, it’s a singular human (or hoo-man as pronounced in the show) Eva who’s come up from a bunker after an attack forces her to the surface.

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‘The Boys’ Season 4 Review: Insanity Reigns Supreme

Once again, the wildest comic book property returns to screens. That’s right, The Boys season 4 first three episodes are now streaming on Prime Video. All the heroes and villains return to play their parts to perfection and introduce another crazy storyline. This season is picking up after the shocking finale in season 3 of The Boys and the aftermath of

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‘X-Men ’97’ Season 1 Podcast with Anthony, Uday & Alex (Cosmic Circle Ep. 55)

It’s been a wonderful yet sad couple of weeks without new episodes of X-Men ‘97, the revival of the animated TV series that introduced many of us to the merry band of mutants. It was a breakout hit, and ushered in new fans to the classic Saturday morning cartoon, that had so many elements of these iconic comic book characters. The

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