The Complete Eleventh Season
For a number of years now, Warner Bros. has had some of the best looking and sounding television seasons on the market and Supernatural Season 11 is no exception.
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The Light Between Oceans
With a compelling story and well-written script, The Light Between Oceans flows beautifully, barely making the audience aware it is over 2 hours long.
The Night Manager
From the first few minutes, Director Susanne Bier and Writers Le Carre and David Farr draw the audience in and keeps us captivated with an enthralling tale.
The Jungle Book
Christopher Walken, who voices King Louie, the ape, is a far cry from the original Jungle Book. Walken was a brilliant choice to bring this re-invented character to life.
Arrow: The Complete Fourth Season
Arrow: The Complete Fourth Season is a must-own as they have created a genius masterpiece with Arrow and the other DC series on television today.
Me Before You
Reminiscent of an older Julia Robert's movie, Me Before You draws you in by the fifth scene and the outcome seems predictable but the ending takes you by surprise.
The Nice Guys
There are so many things right with this film from Shane Black's writing and directing to a top notch cast.
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.