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Brand New Day does it part to ease the transition and also plant a seed for it, but without taking the attention from what's supposed to be a Spider-Man story. Peter is offically going from a teenage boy into a man.

Do you really need to issue a spoiler alert with a movie that's based on a book that's over 2000 years old? I don't think so. A good man goes to war. The man tries to come home, but the gods have other plans. Anyone who knows anything about Greek mythology knows those guys sucked. I can keep this one short, because there's no need to go into the details. No need to go into themes because its based on something that's been around forever. Nolan's take was an intense journey of

I've been a fan of these movies for the last couple decades. The original is iconic and a masterclass in horror writing and filming on a budget. The great Bruce Campbell is awesome in the role as Ash and though the films changed a bit in the two proceeding sequels, it was always a good time. The third is my favorite because it's the perfect blend of horror and comedy without going too far into the blood and gore. Then, not so long ago, we got a remake. Horror evolved over the

Let's talk about Supergirl! She's been helping save the world since the 1950s. From comics to cartoons to live action. She's the Woman of Steel...The Last Daughter of Krypton. She first appeared on the silver screen in the mid-80s with Helen Slater donning the red cape. The movie was...well we'll get to that soon. She arrived at an odd time for the Superman franchise. Part III had just released and it didn't do well and Reeve himself wasn't a fan of it. It definitely had its

I don't remember what was going on or why I didn't make it out to see this in theaters. I wanted to because the trailer I kept seeing had my attention. Arrived on MAX and gave it a watch.

Disclosure Day is all about truth and what it means to be human.