The season finale of Revolution delivers a surprising final twist that opens a realm of possibilities for the show’s second season. Overall, “The Dark Tower” is an average episode of the science fiction series with predictable storytelling and conflict, but redeems itself in its insane, game-changing final minutes.
Kevin interrupts Jackie’s date with Frank. Jackie has trouble controlling Grace as her daughter continues to lie and see her boyfriend behind her mother’s back. In a touching closing scene, we see Jackie finally make a sincere confession and apology to Kevin regarding her behavior towards him and the girls.
Game of Thrones finally gives fans The Red Wedding, during which several people loose their lives, as one family is betrayed. Dany finally takes control of Yunkai, while Bran discovers his destiny, and Jon betrays the Wildings in the penultimate episode of season three.
The Bluths are back and we can finally celebrate the fourth season of Arrested Development! While this season starts off slow, it develops into an intriguing and interesting endeavor worthwhile of a viewer’s time. The fourth season takes on a distinct narrative format that doesn’t always prove to be successful, but despite some flaws in its execution, the new season is an entertaining and successful exploration of the Bluth family.
If you come into this expecting only to see the new Batman, you are unprepared. There are characters showing up and being name-dropped all over the place.
“Children of Men” is efinitely one of the more successful episodes of the series’ first season; after a string of unimpressive installments, the story takes on more intriguing situations that give way to much needed character development and unexpected twists. With just one episode left in the first season of Revolution, tensions are high in anticipation of the final chapter.
A poster to the final movie, The Hangover Part III, shows Alan in a face-off with Mr. Chow where the background is littered with debris and dilapidated buildings.
As Revolution nears its first season conclusion, the story moves in frustrating slow motion. Miles and the gang are impeded by a traitor and must uncover the saboteur before they continue their journey to meet Aaron and Rachel in Colorado.
It is a big week of DVD and Blu-ray releases with the likes of Steven Soderbergh, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Jason Statham, Al Pacino, Hayao Miyazaki and Martin Scorsese all having a prescene. Find out which Box-set is our Recommendation of the Week.
Writer Mark Millar reveals details about the upcoming end to the Kick-Ass saga. And it’s a definte end. Read all the important tidbits from his interview with Comic Book Resources.
