Here’s Eminem with the official video for “The Monster,” the fourth single from his 2013 album The Marshall Mathers LP 2 and featuring Rihanna.
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With Reese (Jim Caviezel) on a cross-country soul-searching trip at the bottom of the bottle, and Fusco (Kevin Chapman) keeping tabs on him for Finch (Michael Emerson), resources are stretched rather thin. After ignoring The Machine for days, Harold finally discovers the latest number is an old friend (Saul Rubinek) and computer developer who worked for a rival team to build a version of The Machine following the events of 9/11 but is now suffering from a brain tumor making his ability to both remember and keep quiet about top secret operations like Samaritan a secret.
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From Frozen, here’s Elsa’s (Idina Menzel) Golden Globe nominated Best Song “Let It Go.” Personally, I still think “Do You Want to Build a Snowman?” is the animated feature’s best song, but I do love this sequence.
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The black-and-white anthology series puts out another strong issue highlighted by the final story from writer Sean Galloway and artist Derek Laufman involving a classic Batman and Robin adventure (and the 60’s television show’s Batmobile) as the Dynamic Duo set out to save a missing Superman from Brainiac. Laufman’s style and use layering panels to suggest motion is pretty damn cool.
Without any real weak stories this month, Black and White #4 also boasts a Mad Hatter and Penguin tale from Michael and Lee Allred where Cobblepot attempts to out-wit both the Hatter and the Dark Knight Detective (which features Micahel Allred’s trademark smooth but quirky style), Dustin Nguyen does double duty writing and illustrating an average night for Batman in Gotham City ending with an appearance by Catwoman, Nathan Edmondson and Kenneth Rocafort offer up a tale of Batman taking on an invisible enemy, and David Macho and Rubén Pellejero deliver a tale of Batman getting the help of a homeless veteran (and his pet rat) to take down Killer Croc. Worth a look.
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Rebooting the Jack Ryan film series, Chris Pine and Keira Knightley star as covert CIA Agent Jack Ryan and his wife who travel to Moscow and find themselves in the middle of a complicated conspiracy. Kevin Costner, Kenneth Branagh, Colm Feore, David Paymer, and Karen David also star. Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit opens in theaters on January 17th.
