Film & TV

Despite the massive roster of characters appearing in this film it is still ultimately Captain America's story. Using the frame work of The Sokovia Accords and his relationship with Bucky/The Winter Soldier, Cap finds himself having to choose between doing what's right and what's legal as well as protecting a friend, even if the person he is protecting them from is also a friend. In typical Cap fashion he of course refuses the path of least resistance. [...]

How preposterous was it that Marvel was making an Ant-Man movie? Even after massive successes like Guardians of the Galaxy Ant-Man seemed so goofy that Marvel even leaned into it in their marketing of the film. [...]

Here's the thing though about middle chapters, and Avengers: Age of Ultron should absolutely be thought of as the middle chapter, it's hard to properly judge it until you have seen where it was going. [...]

Guardians of the Galaxy seemed like the moment when Marvel finally went overboard. More than a couple assumed this would be the studio's first real flop and maybe even signal the end of the super hero fad. About that. [...]

Captain America: The Winter Soldier is a political spy thriller with super heroes. In hindsight it seems like an obvious choice but many questioned if Marvel could even do anything interesting with Captain America in a solo film post WWII. [...]

Watching Thor: The Dark world two things immediately sprung to mind. The first is that the film looks great. The second thing is that it is much funnier than you remember [...]