Josh Bids Farewell to Catastrophe!
Sharon Horgan and Rob Delaney’s brilliant, brutally funny series Catastrophe gripped me from the very first episode. And now, after four short but nearly perfect seasons, it’s gone, way too soon to suit me. I miss it already!! The series was created and is overseen by
Josh Reviews Star Trek: Discovery “Project Daedalus” and “The Red Angel”
Here are my thoughts on the most recent two episodes of Star Trek: Discovery season two. Episode 9: “Project Daedalus” — The set-up of this episode is just terrible and had me repeatedly rolling my eyes. But then, out of nowhere, the last fifteen-to-twenty minutes
Josh Reviews William Goldman’s Which Lie Did I Tell? More Adventures in the Screen Trade
I thoroughly enjoyed William Goldman’s 1982 memoir Adventures in the Screen Trade (click here for my review), and so as soon as I’d finished it I dove into Mr. Goldman’s 2000 follow-up: Which Lie Did I Tell? More Adventures in the Screen Trade. This sequel is every
Late to the Party: Josh Reviews Atlanta Season One!
I’ve read a lot about how great Donald Glover’s show Atlanta was, but I never found the time to check it out. But it’s stayed on my to-watch list, and I am delighted to have finally gotten a chance to watch the first season. It’s as fantastic as I’d
News Around the Net!
I have watched this most recent trailer for Avengers: Endgame a lot: I love the nostalgia-focused first half of the trailer, with well-used clips and soundbites from previous films. (They really tease fans with that Peggy Carter audio!! That’s from a previous film, but my he
Catching up with the Marvel Cinematic Universe After Captain Marvel!
I have had three different people come to me in the past few days with the exact same question. They’d seen Captain Marvel and loved it, but they’d never seen a single other Marvel movie. Excited by Captain Marvel (and the Avengers: Endgame tease at the end of the fi
Josh Bids Farewell to Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt!
I wasn’t expecting to enjoy Tina Fey’s 30 Rock nearly as much as I did. (That first season, it was Aaron Sorkin’s Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip that was the “behind-the-scenes at an SNL-like show” that I was most interested in. But Studio 60 was gone
Josh Reviews Star Trek: Discovery “Light and Shadows” and “If Memory Serves”
We’re at the midpoint of season two of Star Trek: Discovery. I’ve been enjoying these episodes a lot more than I did season one, so that’s encouraging. (Though the episodes are still burdened by a stunning disregard for Star Trek continuity and frequently lazy st
Josh Reviews Daredevil: Season Three
Daredevil season three reminds me of the early days, when Netflix’s Marvel shows were exciting. I was blown away by the first season of Daredevil and the first season of Jessica Jones. These shows were adult, intense, and exciting. They were gorgeously well-made, with grea
Josh Reviews Captain Marvel
Hi friends! Before we continue with my Captain Marvel review, a quick note. Perhaps you’ve noticed the Amazon links in my posts for the past few weeks. MotionPicturesComics.com is now an Amazon affiliate. I ask your help to please support MotionPicturesComics.com by cli