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DC's Legends of Tomorrow: The Complete First Season Despite not having the typical rugged heroes as most of the other DC series and movies have, Legends of Tomorrow is my favorite DC series to date.

The Complete First Season Tom Ellis, who plays Lucifer, truly emotes the most charming, devilish, sarcastic, sexual deviant of a character, to the point that you can’t help but to have sympathy for him.

The Complete First Season While seeing Ash Williams back in action killing Deadites is a twisted joy of mine, the show does rely more on gore and campiness than the original film trilogy did.

Little Men While only an hour and a half long, Little Men is packed full of meaning and emotions. 

The Huntsman: Winter's War Cedric Nicolas-Troyan, the director, makes a wonderful transition from the prequel of Snow White to the sequel without dwelling on the first story much.

The Complete Second Season What makes Gotham so great is it’s writing and how well they are able to create in-depth storylines with so many characters.

Ben-Hur Then, there are the action scenes.  Intense.  At times, gruesomely violent almost to the point of caricature, but Timur Bekmambetov pulls back just in time.

War Dogs Director Todd Phillips graduates from schtick comedy to more serious subject matter with this film but still manages to interject moments of “slapstick” that remind you of his previous success.

The Complete First Season DC may have found their strong point in television verses Marvel’s Cinematic Universe. The CW is telling the DC storylines, in great depth, on a weekly basis.

11.22.63 The premise of 11.22.63 is great and interesting, and while the material is too long for a feature film, it is too short for an 8-hour mini-series.