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Thoughts on The Flash Being in the Arrow Season Finale

So it's come to my attention that Barry Allen/The Flash will make an appearance in the season finale of Arrow

As much as I love Grant Gustin's portrayal of Barry Allen/The Flash, I resist seeing him in the Arrow finale because it implies that the creative team behind the shows don't think they can stand on their own. Barry before his powers was fine because the non-comic book fans didn't know that he was going to become the Flash and get his own series, and it was the mid-season finale, and the focus wasn't only on him. The only reason he's here now is because Season 3 was shat on 24/7 by critics and fans, and they want more ratings for the finale so people will watch Season 4.

Marvel's Ant-Man - After-Credits Scene Speculation

I recently had this idea for what the after-credits scene for Ant-Man could be and I needed to get it out there.

What if the after-credits scene for Ant-Man is Peter Parker getting bit by the spider? Because we wouldn't have to deal with the origin of Spider-Man in Captain America: Civil War and we could easily show why he wasn't helping out The Avengers in The Avengers or Avengers: Age of Ultron. (He only got his powers after the events of Ant-Man!)

Thoughts on the new 'Fantastic Four' trailer.

Fantastic Four has a new trailer. Much better than the teaser as the teaser took itself WAY too seriously, this trailer understands that although it has a realistic tone, and it wants to be more serious that the 2005 movie, this is still a Fantastic Four movie, and there are silly concepts in its source material. I'm still sceptical about it with the whole "Doom is a blogger" thing. But I have hope for this movie now.

And they got rid of the FANT4STIC bullshit so that's a good thing.

Watch the trailer HERE.

Arrow 'The Offer' Review

Arrow finally returns with 'The Offer'. I don't have much to say really, I loved it, but apart from that, not muvh to say. The acting, the story, all great as usual. But it doesn't promote a lot of conversation or speculation, there are some WTFs and some development but I'm not developing my own theories like I usually am with The Flash. I was also disappointed that there wasn't a scene of ATOM fighting crime or something, but I'm sure the next episode will make up for that seen as he is in the promo. I'm gonna give The Offer a 9/10.

The Flash 'Out of Time' Review

The Flash is back and returns with a super-sonic punch of awesomeness! This episode was spectacular, new characters, plot reveals, and twists. This review will contain SPOILERS so be sure to watch the episode first.

Harrison Wells has finally been revealed to us (And Cisco before he killed him.) and.... he's Eobard Thawne, it turns out the supposedly trapped Reverse Flash in episode 9 was a recording, Eobard was mimicking being beaten to death, which, when you really think about it, makes sense. The thing that's great is that it's left up to interpretation. There's some things that won't make sense when you begin thinking about it, like how did he kill the officers if he's just a recording, how was kicking Barry's ass and being scared off by Firestorm, etc. But after thinking about it, it makes sense. Here's my theory, as soon as Reverse Flash pulled Harrison into the force field,  what Eobard actually did was speed out of the room and put on the suit, when Joe smashed the generator to let the Reverse Flash out so he wouldn't kill Wells, Eobard came back into the room and killed everyone except Eddie and Joe. I also think that the tachyon generator was a recording and Eobard had already put it in the braille room. Iris finding out Barry's the Flash was unexpected and the performances by Grant Gustin and Cantice Patton were great. Weather Wizard was great too, he has more dimension than his younger brother. And last, but certainly not least, time-travel. The time-travel looked fantastic and I was surprised that there wasn't an after-title-credit scene (ATCS) like there normally is, then again, what would the teaser have been? I'm gonna give Out of Time a 10/10

Spider-Man 2 Review

With rumours and updates flying around concerning Spider-Man joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe, I thought I would give my thoughts on what is largely considered to be the best Spider-Man movie, Spider-Man 2.

Spider-Man 2 is my favourite superhero movie (Possibly favourite movie.) because the characters are well written and well realised, the writing is fantastic, the brilliant direction AND it's hugely entertaining! With most of the supposedly "greatest movies of all time" like The Dark Knight is that, while they have great writing and directing, they get boring after I've watched them enough times, don't get me wrong, I love movies like The Dark Knight, (Just not The Dark Knight because it's more crime drama than Batman.) but after I've watched them 5-6 times, they're boring as fuck cause I know them inside and out. But with movies like Spider-Man 2 and Batman, (1989) you notice new things every time you watch it like references to the source material or stuff like that. After all, I've been watching this movie and its predecessor for as long as I can remember. (As well as the '89 Batman movie.)

Tobey Maguire gives a great performance as Peter Parker/Spider-Man, the problems he faces in this film, when he decides to have a life of his own is very relatable and understandable. But J.K. Simmons as J. Jonah Jameson though is absolutely hilarious and whenever he's on screen I can't help but burst out laughing. Alfred Molina as Doc Ock is one of the best villains in a superhero movie. His motivation and goals are completely understandable. The only character I have a problem with is MJ (Big shock.) because she is a whiney bitch and I just wanna punch her every time she's on screen. There is a scene where Peter offers to get some Chinese food followed up by MJ whining about her upcoming marrage to what was his name again? Aside from that, this movie is a fantastic movie and definitely deserves a 10/10.