Month: May 2020

The movies aren’t Shakespeare, but they do deliver on being Scooby-Doo. via Lost in Translation 341: Scooby-Doo (2002, 2004) — Psycho Drive-In

Like we’ve done for the past three summers, we are filling the fallow television months with a look back at some shows, comics related and not, from the past! Some of these are very contemporary (Dark), whereas others go back as far as the 1950s (Adventures of Superman). All told, we’ve got 15 series, that […]… Continue reading Announcing the 2020 Summer TV Binge ! — Multiversity Comics

This Star Wars: The Clone Wars article contains spoilers. “Overlords,” the first episode of the three-part “Mortis” arc of The Clone Wars season 3, introduced a new way of looking at the Force. At first a standalone arc, the characters themselves never quite sure what to make of what happened and never discussing it again, […]… Continue reading How Star Wars: The Clone Wars’ Mortis Arc Re-examines the Balance of the Force — Den of Geek

Ever since I was a little kid, and if I’m being honest still to this day, I always wanted to be a princess. The beautiful dresses, the magic, the prince, the pampering, the adventures! All of it spoke to my little Disney obsessed soul. But…where were they? Where were the Black princesses? Or even a […]… Continue reading Hermione Should’ve Been Black — Black Lite

Star Wars the Clone Wars season 7 ended a while ago, but it sticks with us as one of the best additions of the franchise. Lets dive into it and see what works, as well as what didn’t really work. via Star Wars; The Clone Wars Season 7 Review — Jentle Reviews

Attack on Titan season 4 has its first trailer and it’s full of titan-fighting action. This trailer is the first look at the show’s final season and fans’ first glimpse of MAPPA the series’ new animation studio. via The first trailer for Attack on Titan’s final season looks like an all-out war — nyob.news

20. Sleepy Hollow Constable Ichabod Crane is sent to Sleepy Hollow to investigate the decapitations of three people, with the culprit being the legendary apparition, The Headless Horseman. This film should not be remade because who would direct this and the tension and the gloomy setting. The casting is note perfect and would replace Johnny […]… Continue reading Article: Top 20 Films That Should Not Be Remade — MDC Reviews

Keeping his memory alive! Robin Williams‘ 1-year-old grandson, McLaurin “Mickey” Clement, is learning about the late actor by watching all of his films, including his hit 1992 flick Aladdin. [ami-related id=”282921″ url=”https://www.closerweekly.com/posts/celebrity-deaths-2020-see-all-the-stars-who-died-this-year/” title=”Celebrity Deaths in 2020: See the Stars Hollywood Lost This Year” target=”_blank” thumb=”true” showsubt=”false” imgsrc=”https://www.closerweekly.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Brian-Dennehy-dead02.jpg?fit=2345%2C2950″ imgid=”300978″ format=”gallery” flag=”” channel=”2836″ subtitle=””] “His mom [Olivia […]… Continue reading Robin Williams’ 1-Year-Old Grandson Is Watching ‘Aladdin’ to Learn About the Late Actor — Closer Weekly

The musical aspect of ‘Central Park’ is more than a gimmick and helps complement the storytelling. They’re a lot of fun too. via Grading the musical numbers of ‘Central Park’: episodes 1-2 — AIPT

Google has launched Android Studio 4.0, adding a host of new features to the app development environment. The most eye-catching of the upgrades is a souped-up Motion Editor, Android’s interface for creating MotionLayout animations in apps. In previous versions of Android Studio, developers had to manually create and modify complex XML files to design their… Continue reading Android Studio 4.0 is a major upgrade for the app development tool — WhatsNew2Day