Comparative Review: The Two “Old Man Logan” Stories

Mark Millar’s “Old Man Logan” (2008-2009) is a gritty and dystopian tale set fifty years into the future where villains have triumphed. Logan, having abandoned his Wolverine identity, lives as a pacifist, tormented by the tragic event where he was manipulated into killing his fellow X-Men. The story is renowned for its dark tone and […]

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Thoughts on Media: The Emotional and Moral Depth of “DCeased”

“DCeased” redefines superhero narratives with intense action, deep character development, and ethical dilemmas. Tom Taylor’s series immerses readers in an apocalyptic scenario as a techno-organic virus ravages the DC Universe. It explores emotional bonds, ethical questions, and unexpected character arcs, making it a compelling and multifaceted story on a cosmic scale.

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Godzilla Minus One: A Poignant Look at PTSD on a Shoestring Budget

“Godzilla Minus One,” directed by Takashi Yamazaki, marks a significant entry in the Godzilla franchise, celebrated for its 70th anniversary. Unlike its predecessors focused predominantly on the spectacle of destruction and the symbol of nuclear aftermath, this film explores deeper humanistic themes, presenting a poignant narrative interwoven with Japan’s historical trauma post-World War II. The […]

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Loki: Skimming the Philosophical Waters – A Deeper Dive into Stoicism and Taoism in Season Two

“Loki” Season 2 emerges not merely as a continuation of a saga but as a profound philosophical journey, weaving the ancient teachings of Stoicism and the reflective principles of Taoism into the very fabric of its narrative. This essay delves into the intricate layers of the series, exploring how it navigates the philosophical waters of […]

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Those Who Wish Me Dead” (2021): A Solid Piece of Action Entertainment That Needed Room to Breathe

While the film is a solid piece of entertainment, its adaptation from book to screen seems to have missed opportunities to flesh out character dynamics and backstories. Nonetheless, the performances of Jolie, Gillen, and Bernthal are compelling reasons to watch, offering a chance to see these actors in roles divergent from their usual typecasts. Streaming on Netflix, “Those Who Wish Me Dead” is an engaging way to spend 90 minutes for viewers seeking a blend of action and character-driven storytelling.

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