Remember that bit from the Golden Globes a few years ago, when Tina Fey and Amy Poehler joked that Julia Louis-Dreyfus was too good for her TV friend after she'd been nominated in one of the show's film categories? Well, get Allison Janney an e-cig, because she's a crossover nominee now.
Janney has been Golden Globe-nominated five times already (four times for The West Wing and once for CBS's Mom) but her Best Supporting Actress nomination for I, Tonya marks her first for a film. (I, Tonya was also nominated for Best Motion Picture, Comedy or Musical and Margot Robbie for Best Actress in a Comedy or Musical.) Et spoke with Janney shortly after the nominations were announced to discuss how she would be celebrating, staging a The Help reunion at the Globes and meeting the real Tonya Harding.
Et: When you know it's Golden Globes morning, do you wake up early for this?
Allison Janney: I actually...
Janney has been Golden Globe-nominated five times already (four times for The West Wing and once for CBS's Mom) but her Best Supporting Actress nomination for I, Tonya marks her first for a film. (I, Tonya was also nominated for Best Motion Picture, Comedy or Musical and Margot Robbie for Best Actress in a Comedy or Musical.) Et spoke with Janney shortly after the nominations were announced to discuss how she would be celebrating, staging a The Help reunion at the Globes and meeting the real Tonya Harding.
Et: When you know it's Golden Globes morning, do you wake up early for this?
Allison Janney: I actually...
- 12/11/2017
- Entertainment Tonight
Steve Rogers: Captain America #17
Written by Nick Spencer | Art by Andres Guinaldo | Published by Marvel Comics
There has been a lot of things said regarding the current state of Marvel and one of the biggest issues that needs to be addressed is the inconsistency of art in some of their biggest books. While having multiple artist is not ideal, that issue is only compounded when that art is simply not very good. Considering this is tied into the biggest Marvel event going it is down right shocking to find some panels that are amateur level. Nick Spencer is writing a quality script and it simply deserves better.
In the issue Steve Rogers decides to sit down for an on camera interview in order to boast about the success the country is now facing under Hydra rule, however the reporter he faces off with quickly shows she is willing to...
Written by Nick Spencer | Art by Andres Guinaldo | Published by Marvel Comics
There has been a lot of things said regarding the current state of Marvel and one of the biggest issues that needs to be addressed is the inconsistency of art in some of their biggest books. While having multiple artist is not ideal, that issue is only compounded when that art is simply not very good. Considering this is tied into the biggest Marvel event going it is down right shocking to find some panels that are amateur level. Nick Spencer is writing a quality script and it simply deserves better.
In the issue Steve Rogers decides to sit down for an on camera interview in order to boast about the success the country is now facing under Hydra rule, however the reporter he faces off with quickly shows she is willing to...
- 5/31/2017
- by Dan Clark
- Nerdly
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Now that Marvel’s latest – and arguably most controversial – event, Secret Empire, is up and running, it’s time to roll out the usual variety of tie-ins. While Secret Empire has been a great read so far (yes, it’s destroying Captain America’s character, but hey, it’s undoubtedly exciting), the spinoff comics to these type of events tend to be a mixed bag. Thankfully, Secret Warriors #1 is an entertaining and very solid issue.
Our protagonist is Daisy Johnson Aka Quake, one of the few good S.H.I.E.L.D. agents left. With Steve Rogers having led Hydra to a takeover of the country, Johnson inadvertently becomes the leader of an eclectic team of Inhuman rebels. Namely, Ms. Marvel, Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur, Inferno and Karnak. Despite the presence of a couple of males,...
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Now that Marvel’s latest – and arguably most controversial – event, Secret Empire, is up and running, it’s time to roll out the usual variety of tie-ins. While Secret Empire has been a great read so far (yes, it’s destroying Captain America’s character, but hey, it’s undoubtedly exciting), the spinoff comics to these type of events tend to be a mixed bag. Thankfully, Secret Warriors #1 is an entertaining and very solid issue.
Our protagonist is Daisy Johnson Aka Quake, one of the few good S.H.I.E.L.D. agents left. With Steve Rogers having led Hydra to a takeover of the country, Johnson inadvertently becomes the leader of an eclectic team of Inhuman rebels. Namely, Ms. Marvel, Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur, Inferno and Karnak. Despite the presence of a couple of males,...
- 5/10/2017
- by Christian Bone
- We Got This Covered
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It’s been a year in the making, and the controversy has been intense, but finally, Secret Empire #1 is here to take the world by storm. Over on Twitter, Nick Spencer’s summed up his story pretty well:
I watched Rogue One about a bajillion times to capture that vibe- a dark war story, but still with some humor and character chemistry.
— Nick Spencer (@nickspencer) April 26, 2017
He’s right. To extend that analogy, Captain America and Hydra have become the Empire – and they truly have taken over the Marvel Universe. The heroes we know and love? They’re relegated to a resistance movement – rebels by any other name.
In an age where there are far too many comic book events, Secret Empire #1 stands as the masterclass in how to do it right. This first issue sets the scene,...
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It’s been a year in the making, and the controversy has been intense, but finally, Secret Empire #1 is here to take the world by storm. Over on Twitter, Nick Spencer’s summed up his story pretty well:
I watched Rogue One about a bajillion times to capture that vibe- a dark war story, but still with some humor and character chemistry.
— Nick Spencer (@nickspencer) April 26, 2017
He’s right. To extend that analogy, Captain America and Hydra have become the Empire – and they truly have taken over the Marvel Universe. The heroes we know and love? They’re relegated to a resistance movement – rebels by any other name.
In an age where there are far too many comic book events, Secret Empire #1 stands as the masterclass in how to do it right. This first issue sets the scene,...
- 5/3/2017
- by Tom Bacon
- We Got This Covered
Marc Buxton Apr 12, 2017
Things get even darker in a loaded episode of Marvel’s Agents of Shield...
This review contains spoilers.
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4.17 Identity And Change
If you’re a regular reader of these reviews, you’ve probably heard me complain about the lack of an epic big bad on the past few seasons of Agents Of Shield. Last season, Grant Ward as Hive kind of became the first really potent arch-villain, but other than that, there hasn’t really been a memorable, strong baddie on the show. I mean, even earlier in the season with all the Ghost Rider coolness, was Robbie Reyes' uncle really all that?
That’s why it’s very ironic and very cool that right now there are two awesome villains on Agents Of Shield. Madame Hydra is the cool part of that dastardly equation.
Things get even darker in a loaded episode of Marvel’s Agents of Shield...
This review contains spoilers.
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4.17 Identity And Change
If you’re a regular reader of these reviews, you’ve probably heard me complain about the lack of an epic big bad on the past few seasons of Agents Of Shield. Last season, Grant Ward as Hive kind of became the first really potent arch-villain, but other than that, there hasn’t really been a memorable, strong baddie on the show. I mean, even earlier in the season with all the Ghost Rider coolness, was Robbie Reyes' uncle really all that?
That’s why it’s very ironic and very cool that right now there are two awesome villains on Agents Of Shield. Madame Hydra is the cool part of that dastardly equation.
- 4/12/2017
- Den of Geek
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With ResurrXion now underway and Secret Empire being right around the corner, it comes as no surprise that certain Marvel titles are selling like hotcakes. As such, recent key releases such as X-Men: Prime #1, Captain America: Steve Rogers #15 and America #2 are set to receive second printings sometime in May.
First let’s talk a little about X-Men: Prime #1, a one-shot that brought together some of the top creators working on the current crop of titles focused on mutants that officially kicked off the bold new ResurrXion era. Quite frankly, this is the one that least surprises me when it comes to second printings to be discussed today. It’s no wonder that we gave it a five-star review, which you can check out here.
Moving on, it’s no big shocker that Captain America...
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With ResurrXion now underway and Secret Empire being right around the corner, it comes as no surprise that certain Marvel titles are selling like hotcakes. As such, recent key releases such as X-Men: Prime #1, Captain America: Steve Rogers #15 and America #2 are set to receive second printings sometime in May.
First let’s talk a little about X-Men: Prime #1, a one-shot that brought together some of the top creators working on the current crop of titles focused on mutants that officially kicked off the bold new ResurrXion era. Quite frankly, this is the one that least surprises me when it comes to second printings to be discussed today. It’s no wonder that we gave it a five-star review, which you can check out here.
Moving on, it’s no big shocker that Captain America...
- 4/6/2017
- by Eric Joseph
- We Got This Covered
As Aida, Mallory Jansen has been hitting it out of the park in every episode of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s Lmd story arc. Despite being an android, Aida feels more multifaceted than many of her human counterparts. She's both funny and frightening, charming yet chilling.
So, one can't be too surprised that the showrunners decided to bring their Mvp up for a second at bat, resulting in one of the already-excellent season's most powerful episodes yet.
On Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Season 4 Episode 13, Coulson and Mack tracked down the human woman who inspired Radcliffe's creation of Aida: his former colleague and ex-girlfriend, Agnes.
An Australian woman (conveniently allowing Jansen to use her real accent) with an inoperable brain tumor, Agnes is attempting to live out her last days in the glow of the Spanish sun, alone but in peace. However, Coulson is not content to let her.
I'll mark you down as shocked,...
So, one can't be too surprised that the showrunners decided to bring their Mvp up for a second at bat, resulting in one of the already-excellent season's most powerful episodes yet.
On Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Season 4 Episode 13, Coulson and Mack tracked down the human woman who inspired Radcliffe's creation of Aida: his former colleague and ex-girlfriend, Agnes.
An Australian woman (conveniently allowing Jansen to use her real accent) with an inoperable brain tumor, Agnes is attempting to live out her last days in the glow of the Spanish sun, alone but in peace. However, Coulson is not content to let her.
I'll mark you down as shocked,...
- 2/8/2017
- by Lee Jutton
- TVfanatic
Following in the footsteps of some truly awesome trailers for the likes of Captain America: Steve Rogers and Invincible Iron Man, Marvel has given similar treatment to the currently ongoing blockbuster event, Inhumans vs. X-Men.
In it, True Believers are not only treated to some spectacular artwork provided by Leinil Yu and Javier Garron that has now been given the motion comic treatment, but they’ll be brought up to speed when it comes to what’s played out over the course of the first three issues.
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Aside from the appeal that comes with pitting one super team that will soon be appearing in a TV series backed by Disney against one that appears in films distributed by Fox, the main selling point is no doubt the X-Men fighting for the own survival against those pesky Terrigen Mists.
In it, True Believers are not only treated to some spectacular artwork provided by Leinil Yu and Javier Garron that has now been given the motion comic treatment, but they’ll be brought up to speed when it comes to what’s played out over the course of the first three issues.
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Aside from the appeal that comes with pitting one super team that will soon be appearing in a TV series backed by Disney against one that appears in films distributed by Fox, the main selling point is no doubt the X-Men fighting for the own survival against those pesky Terrigen Mists.
- 1/27/2017
- by Eric Joseph
- We Got This Covered
Marc Buxton Sep 28, 2016
Marvel’s Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. gets spooky as we meet the team’s new boss - a heroic blast from Marvel’s past...
This review contains spoilers.
4.1 Meet The New Boss
I’ve been recapping Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. for Den Of Geek Us since the premiere. To be honest, while I still enjoyed the series immensely last year, it was kind of a chore (I know, first world nerd problems). Every episode was pretty much the same. Inhumans machinations and intrigue and Hydra, Hydra, Hydra. The show was enjoyable, but it was rather hard to write about. Maybe that’s why I’m really enjoying this new direction Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. is taking. The focus on the supernatural and the rebuilding of S.H.I.E.L.D. in a post-Civil War world has brought a new lease of life to Marvel’s inaugural TV series.
Marvel’s Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. gets spooky as we meet the team’s new boss - a heroic blast from Marvel’s past...
This review contains spoilers.
4.1 Meet The New Boss
I’ve been recapping Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. for Den Of Geek Us since the premiere. To be honest, while I still enjoyed the series immensely last year, it was kind of a chore (I know, first world nerd problems). Every episode was pretty much the same. Inhumans machinations and intrigue and Hydra, Hydra, Hydra. The show was enjoyable, but it was rather hard to write about. Maybe that’s why I’m really enjoying this new direction Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. is taking. The focus on the supernatural and the rebuilding of S.H.I.E.L.D. in a post-Civil War world has brought a new lease of life to Marvel’s inaugural TV series.
- 9/28/2016
- Den of Geek
It was another action-packed hour on Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Not sure if the show's budget for visual effects has gone up, or they've just invested in some new talent who are making the most of what they have, but this season has definitely impressed me so far when it comes to adding firepower to its fight scenes.
Not content to stop there, this season has also added firepower in the form of two major new characters. In the premiere, it was Robbie Reyes, otherwise known as Ghost Rider. In Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Season 4 Episode 2, we literally "Meet the New Boss." That is Jeffrey, the new Director of S.H.I.E.L.D. And his introduction was definitely one to remember.
Jason O'Mara plays Jeffrey as a slick corporate type whose shiny smile is permanently and politely plastered onto his face. He is focused far more on public relations that Coulson ever was.
Not content to stop there, this season has also added firepower in the form of two major new characters. In the premiere, it was Robbie Reyes, otherwise known as Ghost Rider. In Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Season 4 Episode 2, we literally "Meet the New Boss." That is Jeffrey, the new Director of S.H.I.E.L.D. And his introduction was definitely one to remember.
Jason O'Mara plays Jeffrey as a slick corporate type whose shiny smile is permanently and politely plastered onto his face. He is focused far more on public relations that Coulson ever was.
- 9/28/2016
- by Lee Jutton
- TVfanatic
It may be September, but this Tuesday’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. was littered with Easter eggs for Marvel fans.
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This season, of course, introduced Ghost Rider, in the form of mechanic Robbie Reyes. And boy, was he surprised to find Daisy casually chatting with one of his coworkers so soon after their heated skirmish. Daisy has done a deep dive into Robbie’s past, passing her self as an old classmate. He warns her about getting in his business, but Daisy insists that she is just trying to find...
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- 9/28/2016
- TVLine.com
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3.20: Emancipation
Now that we’re thirteen films and over a hundred hours of telly into the Marvel Cinematic Universe uber-franchise, it’s not a huge surprise that it’s gone full circle and started paying homage to itself. That’s certainly what it felt like at the start of Emancipation, in the fan-pleasing scene when Coulson and Talbot met in a bar.
This was pretty much a beat-for-beat reconstruction of The Incredible Hulk’s final moments (which were also glimpsed in One-Shot short The Consultant), from Talbot’s glowing doorway arrival to the line “I’ll talk, you listen.” Add to this The Sokovia Accords being talked about on the telly, Peggy Carter on the front page of a newspaper and a sign reading 'Buck's' behind the bar,...
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3.20: Emancipation
Now that we’re thirteen films and over a hundred hours of telly into the Marvel Cinematic Universe uber-franchise, it’s not a huge surprise that it’s gone full circle and started paying homage to itself. That’s certainly what it felt like at the start of Emancipation, in the fan-pleasing scene when Coulson and Talbot met in a bar.
This was pretty much a beat-for-beat reconstruction of The Incredible Hulk’s final moments (which were also glimpsed in One-Shot short The Consultant), from Talbot’s glowing doorway arrival to the line “I’ll talk, you listen.” Add to this The Sokovia Accords being talked about on the telly, Peggy Carter on the front page of a newspaper and a sign reading 'Buck's' behind the bar,...
- 5/13/2016
- Den of Geek
Each new installment in the Marvel Cinematic Universe has become a can’t-miss event for moviegoers everywhere. If “Captain America: Civil War” leaves you wanting more superhero tales, here’s the best comic book stories for each of the 12 heroes that face off in Marvel’s latest film. Captain America: “Man Out of Time” — Written in 2010 by Mark Waid, this series shows Steve Rogers’ struggles with adjusting to life in the 21st century after sleeping for 70 years. It’s a good companion piece for McU fans who loved “The Winter Soldier” Iron Man: “Extremis” — Much of Iron Man’s story arc.
- 5/6/2016
- by Jeremy Fuster
- The Wrap
Synopsis: Political pressure mounts to install a system of accountability when the actions of the Avengers lead to collateral damage. The new status quo deeply divides members of the team. Captain America (Chris Evans) believes superheroes should remain free to defend humanity without government interference. Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.) sharply disagrees and supports oversight. As the debate escalates into an all-out feud, Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson) and Hawkeye (Jeremy Renner) must pick a side.
Exhale. Since announcing the third chapter in Captain America's trilogy would be Civil War, the nights have been long. That may seem extreme, but the exhale is one of satisfaction. Captain America: Civil War is just as good as everyone wanted it to be. Do you know how rare that is? Unless we're talking about a Uwe Boll film (ugh), the last time it happened was The Dark Knight. Speaking of which, it's absolutely...
Exhale. Since announcing the third chapter in Captain America's trilogy would be Civil War, the nights have been long. That may seem extreme, but the exhale is one of satisfaction. Captain America: Civil War is just as good as everyone wanted it to be. Do you know how rare that is? Unless we're talking about a Uwe Boll film (ugh), the last time it happened was The Dark Knight. Speaking of which, it's absolutely...
- 5/3/2016
- by Tyler Richardson
- LRMonline.com
With one superhero battle out of the way in "Batman v Superman: Dawn Of Justice," it's onto the others. Later this summer we'll watch mutants mix it up in "X-Men: Apocalypse," but first will be "Captain America: Civil War." And Marvel and Disney are feeling so confident about the movie, they're ready to show it to industry types early. Really early. Screen Daily reports that "Captain America: Civil War" will screen at CinemaCon on April 13th, well in advance of its U.K. release date on April 29th, and U.S. debut on May 6th. But don't even think of getting in. Unless you're an industry person covering the convention, you're not seeing it, so most of us will have to wait along with everyone else. But those lucky enough to see it early will get the first taste of Bucky and Steve Rogers' reformed friendship. “Bucky was always...
- 3/29/2016
- by Kevin Jagernauth
- The Playlist
Marvel Comics has finally revealed the two opposing sides of superheroes in their upcoming event series, Civil War II. The story revolves around a new Inhuman who has the ability to see crimes before they occur. It's got that little Minority Report twist to it. The superheroes are then put in a situation where that have choose whether or not to use this Inhuman’s power to wield “predictive justice.”
The heroes in favor of predictive justice and part of the "change the future" side are led by Captain Marvel. She is joined by the Winter Soldier, the Blue Marvel, She-Hulk, Spectrum, Ant-Man, Hawkeye, Medusa, Vision, Spider-Man (Peter Parker), Captain America (Steve Rogers), and War Machine.
The heroes who are against it, who are part of the “protect the future” side are led by Iron Man. He is joined by Deadpool, Hulk (Amadeus Cho), Black Widow, Captain America (Sam Wilson), Hercules,...
The heroes in favor of predictive justice and part of the "change the future" side are led by Captain Marvel. She is joined by the Winter Soldier, the Blue Marvel, She-Hulk, Spectrum, Ant-Man, Hawkeye, Medusa, Vision, Spider-Man (Peter Parker), Captain America (Steve Rogers), and War Machine.
The heroes who are against it, who are part of the “protect the future” side are led by Iron Man. He is joined by Deadpool, Hulk (Amadeus Cho), Black Widow, Captain America (Sam Wilson), Hercules,...
- 3/18/2016
- by Joey Paur
- GeekTyrant
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