The highly anticipated sequel to the fantastic 2017 film Wonder Woman is a rather mixed bag, but it's filled with quite a few sweet treats if you let yourself overlook enough to enjoy it. Not without its many faults, particularly with its storytelling, the film still manages to entertain those fans of the Amazonian demigoddess.
As it’s excessive title would imply, Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn) is a fun romp that, while small in scale, is just as enjoyable as any comic book film out there.
While a dark and gritty reboot of the beloved Teen Titans sounds like a good idea in theory, it is so confusingly executed that this first season struggles to find a balance with characters and narrative. Despite being interesting, it tends to lean in extremes of either being incredibly interesting or horrendously awful, instead just feeling flat overall.
In 2019, so many franchises came to an end. The likes of Marvel’s Infinity Saga, Star Wars Skywalker Saga and Fox’s X-Men franchise all had concluding chapters. But 2020 is the year for new beginnings and what appears to be a very interesting slate of more original films coming kickstart a wave of new cinema for the new decade.
With an excellent blend of comedy, action and a heartwarming story about family at its core, Shazam! proves to be quite a surprise, proving that not all DC movies need to be dark and gloomy in order to great.
Although Aquaman is certainly a swing in the right direction for DC to expand it’s mostly sloppy film universe, it is by no means a home run, suffering from a poor storytelling and an overstuffed narrative during its 143-minute runtime. However, with some help from its charismatic lead and a talented director, Aquaman may still be the second best film in the universe behind Wonder Woman.
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