Firefly Nathan Filion

Firefly

  You finish watching the fourteenth episode of the series “Firefly” with the comment, “That was a nice episode, let’s see what awaits me next… strange… there’s no fifteenth episode, what’s going on here… Ah, I get it, this is the end of the first season, kind of lame, it wasn’t that intense an episode…

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The Boys (season 1)

  This is a series about the present. About our reality. It’s about how mega-corporations and states feed us information through various media, the kind we want to hear. To warn and frighten us, then to console and encourage us, reassuring that they are there for us, with the power to help and protect us….

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The Mandalorian (season 1)

  “It’s all well and good, but you can’t make a Joker movie without Batman and expect it to be any good!” Joker (Joaquin Phoenix): “Excuse me, I can’t get through, you’re blocking my way” (he descends the stairs, dancing)   “Alright, it happens… but there’s no way a series based on ‘Star Wars’ could…

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Constantine

  I openly admit – I like the film version of “Constantine” with Keanu Reeves in the lead role. To me, brother Keanu is a cool guy and a good actor (he was even before all this recent craze, which I’ve dubbed “Keanumania”). I can always watch his movies. But again, many criticized that his…

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Love, Death & Robots (Season 1)

  Sometimes you don’t need a series consisting of 45-minute episodes, where each one is connected to the previous, often requiring you to remember what happened in a certain scene of a certain episode (from a few seasons ago) to better connect with what you’re currently watching. No, sometimes a series consisting of 18 episodes,…

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Doom Patrol

  When it comes to the live-action world of the DC Universe, there’s a sense that things are (perhaps slowly) moving in a better direction, especially once you step outside the standard superhero boundaries. And when you do that, you create something that’s not only interesting to superhero fans but also to film buffs in…

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