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Monthly Archives: April 2021
Wheel of Time TV Show gets pre-release Greenlight for Season 2
They are being quiet about it, but Amazon has given the greenlight to season 2 of its Wheel of Time show, despite season 1 still shooting, let alone not having aired. Shooting of season 2 is to start immediately after … Continue reading
Zach Snyder’s Superman Trilogy
It is finally here: something I didn’t know I needed until I watched it. I had written off Justice League and the DCEU. I probably never would have watched the Snyder Cut of Justice League but for Godzilla vs. Kong[1], … Continue reading
March 2021 Month-in-Review
Is that a light we finally see at the end of the tunnel? March got off to a good start. The state has me classified as a frontline essential worker, but I wasn’t expecting to get my first dose of … Continue reading