The Cinematic Conversation
Joseph VeeversExamining the craft and mechanics of storytelling in all forms of media. Cinema is not limited to one medium! If you like my work and would like to collaborate, please feel free to reach out to me!
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Ant Man & the Wasp: Quantumania is where the Multiverse Saga Fell Apart
After Thor Love & Thunder, I wondered if the MCU could fall any further. They definitely could with the release of Secret Invasion (thank god I’m not covering that) but on the movie front, there is one film that rivals Love & Thunder for th...
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is the Best of a Bad Situation
So, cast your minds back to the beginning of 2022, where we had three MCU films to look forward to throughout the year. I was so sure that Doctor Strange 2 would be great (which it was), Thor: Love & Thunder would be a slam dunk (it wasn’t)...
Lanterns is a Great Show, that feels ashamed of it’s Source Material
DC has had a mixed track record both cinematically and on television. From smash hits like the first few seasons of The Flash to Superman & Lois and then not so great outings like The Flash movie or Wonder Woman 1984. They have always been...
Thor: Love & Thunder took all the Wrong Lessons from Ragnarok
Hear we are, one of what I consider to be the career low points of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. For many people that would be something like Eternals or Iron Man 2 or She-Hulk (not me, I will defend that glorious show until death), but th...
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is the MCU Movie that I will DIE DEFENDING
You know, when I started this series, there were a few films that I was excited to revisit. Films that I believe get such a bad wrap online, that people are intensely unfair to, like Captain Marvel or the Eternals. Very few MCU films are in...
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