She's Got Views

Is this the real life? Is it just fantasy? I don't know, but what I do know is I loved this trailer the first time I watched it. I even called this DC's Guardians of the Galaxy. Then I rewatched it, and I released I just laughed at Jai Courtney (Boomerang). Then I remembered the Amazing Spider-Man Two, and then I began to freak out a little. So I had to take a day or four to process this trailer. I didn't want to let me freaking out factor into this trailer, unless it was truly warranted. Overall I really do love this trailer. The music is a perfect fit in this chaotic world where bad guys become heroes. Jai Courtney is great as Boomerang in that opening shot, and he gets to speak in his natural accent which is a nice change. Harley Quinn (Margot Robbie) is the talking point of this trailer and also steals it's opening as she has a cuppa while reading in her cell. We see Deadshot (Will Smith) in his cell as he silently stares out of the window. This then cut...

  [Courtesy of Warner Bros/DC Comics] So it's no secret that I am a huge fan of all things Marvel, but what about DC? When it comes to television, DC has some great shows. But my absolute favourite has got to be The Flash. Now I hear you all saying what about Arrow, or Gotham? But they are a bit too dark for my own taste. I enjoy my Superheroes with just a little cheese factor, as a constant serious tone will eventually put me off. So I just recently discovered the Flash and managed to binge watch the hell out of the first season. I actually cannot believe that Grant Gustin will not be playing the Flash on the big screen. I don't think I'd be interested in watching The Flash Movie as it will just be a rehashing of what we have right now, which I'm not interested in watching. So what is so good about this show? It's funny, lighthearted, yet it can be serious. There are great twists and turns for everyone and also some great easter eggs for those that know wha...

Flash, ahaaaa, saviour of the universe! SPOILERS for those who aren't caught up with this series. You have been warned! So in the last episode Jay Garrick (Teddy Sears) appears in the apparently fortified STAR labs. He warns Barry Allen (Grant Gustin) of Zoom and tells him he is from a parallel universe in which he was the Flash. Professor Stein (Victor Garber) and Cisco (Carlos Valdes) start to discuss the multiverse theory, toning it down for Joe (Jesse L. Martin) and those of us who don't have a physics degree. So there is a multiverse, where no one person leads the same life. Barry doesn't trust Jay, so he has Caitlin (Jennifer Hale) run tests on him. I don't blame him, someone showing up after six months telling you he is the Flash from a multiverse but his powers have mysteriously disappeared. We'd all be sceptical. Also isn't Caitlin meant to be working in Mercury labs? I'm sure it will all become clear, eventually. Joe goes back t...