The Runner has all the right ingredients for an action film worthy of the genre, but its poor execution keeps it from true greatness.
Author: Mike BC
Lanterns Episode 3 is exposition heavy but gives John Stewart the proper origin story that the comics never gave him.
Legend of the White Dragon is an absolute train-wreck from beginning to end. It’s a complete mess but still finds a way to create pure magic.
Blood Sacrifice challenges the way people perceive the police force by refusing to reduce police officers to being either all good or all bad.
Lanterns Episode 2, “Trust Fall,” takes place entirely in 2016. It’s a nice change of pace to have the episode feel more dialed in than the premiere.
Tony (2026) reminds us that our choices don’t define us. In spite of everything, we get to make the decision to be the very best version of ourselves.
Hot off the end of Lanterns Episode 1, it appears that Lanterns will attempt to solve a mystery in two different decades simultaneously.
SIX: The Musical Live! knows what kind of show it wants to be, and it delivers a masterful pro-shot from the West End.