Stephen Adams

Rating: ★★★★ (4.0/5)

Last year, Superman came out with David Corenswet dawning the red, yellow, and blue and it may be the best iteration of Superman since Christopher Reeve put on the suit.

I’m happy to report that Milly Alcock has totally kept that streak alive as comes to the House of El.

I’ve been excited for this movie since I found out that they were making it and I have to say that it didn’t let me down at all. I even went out and picked up the Woman of Tomorrow novel so I could better understand what this story was going to do or how it was going to play out. I wanted to know what kind of Supergirl we were going to get.

Rating: ★★★★ (4.0/5)

I was hyped for Masters of the Universe. The trailers showed a weird world that I just couldn’t wait to get my eyeballs on. It kind of looked like Guardians of the Galaxy or Thor: Ragnarok in its art style, and that’s definitely not a bad thing. After all, it’s kind of hard to separate the styles when these worlds all borrow from the same myths anyway.

Rating: ★★★★★ (5.0/5)

I spend a lot of time being super hyped for big tent-pole summer movies. The blockbusters. The ones full of superheroes, larger than life characters, and plots where the world is at stake. Which is funny to me because some of my favorite movies that I’ve ever seen, my treasures, are quiet stories about normal people. This movie is no exception.

This story is so incredibly human and real, and it’s played out by some absolute gems of actors. I think Lewis Pullman has become one of my favorite actors of his generation. He’s incredibly talented and has such an amazing range. This movie itself really showcases his talent in telling stories with his face, and he’s paired next to the GOAT, Sally Field. She is doing some incredible work in this movie as a widowed and lonely woman who generally just wants to be left alone.