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2017: The year of Spiders, Wonder Women & Duck Tales.

Happy New Year kiddies!! Let's hope that 2017 brings us happier times than the s$#t storm that was 2016. What did happen last year?! Most of the time it felt like we were collectively living in an episode of the Twilight Zone . (I can just hear the theme in my head as I write this, lol.) But enough reminiscing about the year that just passed by, for many of us, we hope that this new year will be FAR FAR better than last, and by the looks of it, it might just be. Why> Well, at least new releases will be a heck of a better year than last. No, I'm not complaining about the films that came out last year (Doctor Strange, Rogue One, CIvil War, etc) because they were excellent. But this year, we have really awesome arrivals as well. I know I'm looking forward to: The Lego Batman Movie, which quite frankly, looks far better than Batman v.s Superman (sorry...) Release date: February 10, 2017 LEGO.com Logan is also coming out this year, and it looks to be lik...

And the Reboots & Sequels continue!

Here we go again!! As much as I try NOT to sound whiny or have a rant in every stinkin' blog post, sometimes, I just can't help it. I embrace change when it is merited, I think that re-vitalizing certain movies or genre is awesome, specially when the original ones might need some boost or as I like to call it some "Umpf" to them. What I do have a problem is when very successfull CLASSICS that are beloved by MANY many fans get the unnecessary "Umpf" added to them. It is truly a love/hate relationship that I (maybe even many of you share) with reboots/sequels. And how do i know this because today I bring you two excellent examples of my love/hate relationship with the subject matter, lol. GO, GO, RITA REPULSA! If you haven't yet heard the news, recently not only was it unveiled the new Might Morphin Power Rangers logo for the up and coming reboot movie, but also the internet community got to see a first glimpse of Elizabeth Bank's version o...