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With Iron Fist and Luke Cage being canceled, it seemed like the Marvel shows on Netflix were coming to an end, and that is the reality for arguably the best show, Daredevil. That is right, after three seasons, the man without fear will not be getting a fourth season with the show being canceled. There were no official reasons given to the show's cancellation, so it is all up for speculation. But if I had to guess I would say that the show was canceled because of potentially low viewership of the third season (Netflix doesn't release any official numbers though), or there may have been issues between Marvel television and Netflix regarding costs, or creative issues. It is really disappointing to see that Daredevil is canceled, and I would say that the two shows in production will end after their seasons come out. That being Jessica Jones season three, and Punisher season two. Back in 2013 with these shows being announced, I was excited to see these characters get their own

Season 5 Episode 7: Hey everyone, we are here with the 99th episode of the Flash, and its also a Thanksgiving episode, which is directed by Sarah Boyd. In this episode, we see a returning villain, as well as a new one rise, and the team going to stop them. Spoilers ahead for the episode, let's recap. Its Thanksgiving time and there are mysterious weather patterns happening in Central City, Nora and Barry go to investigate what's going on which results in Barry nearly dying. Meanwhile, Joss Mardon goes to visit her father, Weather Wizard, at Iron Heights, trying to break him out. Barry takes Weather Wizard and takes him to STAR Labs, while his daughter, Weather Witch flies away. Barry has a talk to Weather Wizard and learns of his family. The team examines the Weather in the city and they find Weather Witch. Barry and Nora confront Weather Witch and she just wants her father. Barry brings Weather Wizard to her, but Weather Witch uses her staff to shock the speedsters and

Season 5 Episode 6: Hey everyone, we are back with a brand new episode of the Flash, directed by Chris Peppe, and in this episode we see Caitlin’s father get revealed and his true identity. So spoilers ahead for the episode, let’s recap then review. With the rest of the team put investigating the identity of Cicada, Barry, Cisco, and Caitlin go to find her father, Thomas Snow in a remote government base in the Arctic. At the base, the original team finds Thomas and bring him back to STAR Labs. Cisco has his suspicions and he and Barry discover that Thomas is actually his ice counterpart, the Killer Frost version of Caitlin’s father, named “Icicle”, who steals a stabilizer that Caitlin was developing. At a facility, Icicle lowers the temperature. The team suits up as Barry, Nora, Ralph, Cisco, and Caitlin go to confront Icicle, however, everyone starts to freeze, except Caitlin, who withstands the temperature. Caitlin turns into Killer Frost and confronts Icicle, destroyin

Season 5 Episode 5: Hey everyone, we are back with a new episode of the Flash, directed by Philip Chipera. In the episode, we get the introduction of the villain of Ragdoll, played by real-life contortionist, Troy James. So we will get into the story of the episode, and the best parts, so spoilers ahead. With a series of robberies happening throughout Central City, Barry and Iris go out to investigate a new Meta-human who was created from the satellite crash, named Rag-doll, who can bend his limbs at will. Meanwhile, Caitlin, Ralph, Sherloque, and Cisco do some more investigating to find Caitlin's father. Cisco attempts to use his powers, however, when he does, his hands start to bleed, and he eventually faints. Back at STAR Labs, Cisco didn't tell Caitlin what using his powers was doing to him, as he wanted her to find peace with her father, which Caitlin decides to postpone. Barry gets captured by Ragdoll who gets power dampening handcuffs placed on Barry. The two ar

They did it, it finally happened. I remember when this was announced with Ryan Reynolds, I don't think I covered it, but I thought that it would be absurd at the time, but here we are, Warner Brothers, Legendary, and the  Pokémon   Company have come together to create the first-ever official live-action rendition of  Pokémon   in Detective Pikachu, directed by Rob Letterman To start off, Detective Pikachu is based off the Detective Pikachu game, which I have not played. I do know the bases, a rough-talking Pikachu detective works with a boy. The film seems similar to the game based on this synopsis given for the film: " The story begins when ace detective Harry Goodman goes mysteriously missing, prompting his 21-year-old son Tim (Cody Smith) to find out what happened.  Aiding in the investigation is Harry's former Pokémon partner, Detective Pikachu (Ryan Reynolds): a hilariously wise-cracking, adorable super-sleuth who is a puzzlement even to himself. Finding that

Stan Lee has created and has inspired the base of not only the past 70 years of Marvel comics, however, the ideas and forms which heroism can be seen in, as portrayed in by all comic book companies, television, and film. One of Stan Lee's first massive creation at Marvel was Peter Parker, Spider-man. Not only did Lee and Ditko create one awesome design with the character, however, Lee also added the idea of the fundamentals of being a hero can be seen in each and every one of us. Peter Parker is much like a regular person, who didn't have to stand up to face the threats of evil, however, he chose to. He chose to become the hero, and that choice does lie in every one of us. When evil gets too much, it may be too much for an individual with one good will to handle. Lee's creation of the Avengers represents this. The idea of individuals with all good wills coming together to not only stop a threat, however, also learn from each other to become better heroes, better pe