Beyond the Screenplay – Almost Famous
The Beyond the Screenplay podcast team discuss both the theatrical and director’s cuts of Cameron Crowe‘s Almost Famous.
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Edge of the Spider-Verse #1
- Title: Edge of the Spider-Verse #1
- Comic Vine: link
- Writer: Karla Pacheco, Zander Cannon
- Artist: Pere Pérez, Guillermo Sanna Bauza
Offering tales of various Spider-Man-ish characters from across the multiverse, a new volume of Edge of the Spider-Verse begins here with… dinosaurs? “Enter Kraventooth the Hunter” offers us a tale of Spider-Rex battling Kraventooth the Hunter who is using the hero’s family for bait and sees the creation of Venomsaurus Rex who is knocked into a tar pit. It’s as crazy and silly as it sounds. Definitely a niche comic for those wanting all the Spidey-related content they can get their hands on, but far from a must-read.
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Top 20 Movie Flops of the Last Decade
WatchMojo offers their list of the Top 20 Movie Flops of the Last Decade.
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Will Trent – A Bad Temper and a Hard Heart
- Title: Will Trent – A Bad Temper and a Hard Heart
- IMDb: link
Will Trent concludes its first season with Will (Ramón Rodríguez) shrugging of the shock of Angie’s (Erika Christensen) abduction and the secrets Wagner (Sonja Sohn) has been keeping from him for years to lead the search to find the serial killer responsible for his mother’s death and Angie’s kidnapping. Leaving plenty left over for the show to dive into in the show’s Second Season, including the fallout from the last two episodes of this one, the season ends with answers and justice for our title character as the writers save their best work for last. I’m happy to have found this show and so glad to learn it has been renewed for another season. I look forward to see where things go from here.
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SHAZAM! #1
There’s quite a lot to enjoy in the first issue of DC’s latest relaunch of SHAZAM! First, writer Mark Waid has made the conscious effort to not call the hero by the name of the wizard who gave him his powers (and is the one word he can never speak aloud without revealing his secret identity). While most just refer to him as Captain, we know what is being referenced and the choice is a calm salve for older fans of the Big Red Cheese.
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