As the second half of
the plot from episode 1, “AKA Ladies Night,” the second episode of Jessica
Jones picks up right where that one left off and continues the theme of
introducing the villain. Additionally,
we learn more about Trish and her relationship with Jessica. Luke gets quite a bit more screen time in
this episode, which only serves to expand on the complexity of his and
Jessica’s relationship—and you think you’ve got issues! And by the end
of the episode, Kilgrave is in a good position to begin creating more
mischief. All in all, these two episodes
fit together quite well and help to set up the rest of the series.
Monday, November 30, 2015
Saturday, November 28, 2015
Weekly MCU Review for 11/28
Wednesday, November 25, 2015
Jessica Jones: Non-Spoiler Review of Episodes 7-13
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Last night I finally
finished Jessica Jones, and what a wild ride it was! There are a lot of incredible character
moments all through the series, and the second half is no exception. Several of the characters go through
surprising arcs, and a lot of the major characters have their back stories
filled in further.
Tuesday, November 24, 2015
Miles Morales in the MCU
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As I mentioned in last
week’s “Weekly MCU Review,” a group of small-time filmmakers produced a YouTube video based on Miles Morales
becoming the new Spider-Man after Peter Parker’s death. The video isn’t nearly as polished as your
standard movie—not to say that I could do anything even half as good!—but it
does bring up an intriguing possibility.
Specifically, what would an MCU Miles Morales look like? Since we don’t have a new Agents of
S.H.I.E.L.D. to look forward to tonight, let’s replace that with this.
Monday, November 23, 2015
Jessica Jones Season 1, Episode 1, "AKA Ladies Night" REVIEW (SPOILERS!)
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“AKA Ladies Night,” the
series premiere of Jessica Jones, sets a very strong tone for the rest
of the season. In this episode we see
Jessica taking a couple different types of cases. We meet all of the main characters for the
season in one form or another. The key relationships
in the series are introduced. We get a
sense of Kilgrave’s power, though not quite the extent of his power. And we really get to know just about
everything we need to know about where Jessica is starting this series. All in all, I would consider this to be a
strong opening statement from a highly-anticipated series.
Sunday, November 22, 2015
Jessica Jones: Non-Spoiler Review of Episodes 1-6
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Just this past Friday,
Marvel Studios expanded the Netflix corner of its Marvel Cinematic Universe
with the addition of Jessica Jones, a series focusing on
superhero-turned-private-investigator Jessica Jones. Jessica has super strength and the ability to
jump really high (and then fall), as well as a degree of super-speed and maybe
a minor healing factor, abilities which she puts to good use as a private
investigator attempting to make a living in Hell’s Kitchen. This series comes on the heels of the
very-well-received Daredevil, and the two characters couldn’t be more
different. Matt Murdock hides his
abilities and only displays them at night, hiding his identity behind a mask;
Jessica Jones doesn’t have a secret identity to protect and instead displays
her abilities in the open and uses them in the course of her work. Matt Murdock is driven by a desire to save
the city by becoming a symbol to push people into behaving better; Jessica
Jones is driven by a desire to earn a living.
Saturday, November 21, 2015
Weekly MCU Review for 11/21
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