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Reviews By Jennifer Broderick
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(Jennifer Broderick) 08/29/2017 11:22 AM EDT Warner Premiere, in conjunction with DC Comics, brings us back into the 1970's with an adult-ish type Batman movie. Despite the recommendation for ages 13 and older, I would definitely know your child before letting them watch this. Many things are implied, but it doesn't take much imagination to figure out what is going on, which is a defini... Read More |
(Jennifer Broderick) 08/28/2017 3:28 PM EDT Geoffrey Chaucer is attributed with coining the phrase "All good things must come to an end" and with Black Sails, that is sadly true. Starz aired its fourth and final season- of this epic story this past season and The Complete Fourth Season is available on Blu-ray for purchase.Much aligned with Starz' penchant for airing wonderfully enj... Read More |
(Jennifer Broderick) 08/24/2017 7:53 AM EDT DC has had a very big year with girl power and has proven that it knows what the audiences want to see from its women Superheros and as I repeatedly mention in my reviews, Warner Bros. really knows how to take a story and hit it right out of the park. Filling in a much-needed niche of female lead characters, Supergirl provides a rich superher... Read More |
 
(Jennifer Broderick) 08/22/2017 4:11 PM EDT Marvel has created a stupendous franchise that is loved by all. Once again they have taken comic book characters that were little known by the children today but loved by their parents and grandparents and brought those characters to life in a most colorful and impressive way. Keeping it light with family friendly humor has become the basis of thei... Read More |
(Jennifer Broderick) 08/21/2017 5:02 PM EDT Some actors have a few hit movies or television shows and fade away as they get older or cannot master different genres. Luckily, the casting directors of Blacklist chose an actor that can master comedy, sarcasm, drama, and psycho-thriller genres that has propelled their show into a fourth season that will surely see many more. James Sp... Read More |
(Jennifer Broderick) 08/15/2017 3:25 PM EDT When I was little, Warner Bros. to me was Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, and the Road Runner. Saturday morning cartoons were funny, comical, and maybe even a bit serious. I can still remember the cartoons ending with Bugs bursting out saying, "That's all folks" while the caption underneath read "Warner Bros. Cartoon". When Season One o... Read More |
 
(Jennifer Broderick) 08/14/2017 4:55 PM EDT Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul is the most recent movie in the Diary of a Wimpy Kid franchise, based off of the series by author, writer, and producer, Jeff Kinney. Cute and entertaining for the kids when you need to occupy them, this is a lighthearted and family friendly comedy that –while over exaggerating a teen's... Read More |
(Jennifer Broderick) 08/09/2017 9:52 AM EDT Camelot - the age of innocence, love, and peace. Camelot- an age that whirls in the fantasy of a King that will bring prosperity and peace in a land fraught with battle scars. Camelot- one that will begin with a man pulling a sword from a stone- Excaliber. We've all grown up on Camelot – our parents with JFK&... Read More |
(Jennifer Broderick) 08/08/2017 8:38 AM EDT Suspenseful dramas that captivate the audience week upon week and keep them engaged are a rare find, and if you watch Warner Bros. Blindspot you will know that there are not many shows made like this one. Created by Martin Gero and produced by Greg Berlanti, who has worked on Everwood as well as the DC's Arrowverse, no won... Read More |
(Jennifer Broderick) 07/17/2017 4:45 PM EDT Well Go USA releases psycho-thriller Buster's Mal Heart this coming week and Sarah Adina Smith (GoodBye World) both directed and wrote the film. Rami Malek (Mr. Robot; Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part 2) and D.J. Qualls (Z Nation) star in the movie and the title surprises me because it seems to be a play on words- Mal meaning bad in Spanish... Read More |