Warner Bros released another trailer for Wonder Woman: 1984 today. At the end of it, they say “only in theaters.” Let’s be honest, there is no way most of the country will have movie theaters open by then. Heck, I would be surprised if they are open by the end of the year.
Therefore, I don’t understand why they just don’t do what Disney did with Mulan, and make it available on their streaming service for $30. Yes, it would be better to see on the big screen, but America is not even close to ready for that to happen. Little girls need their superhero, especially now, so give it to them. You can release the third one in theaters.
When it comes to the trailer, I found the first movie boring. Thus, I have no interest in seeing this one.
Two weeks ago, Simon Cowell fell off of his electric bike and broke his back in four places. His America’s Got Talent co-judge Howie Mandel wanted to send him a present. Therefore, he sent his boss a bike that is not electric with two wheels in the back. This way Cowell will be safe if he ever gets on a bicycle again.
Something you could not get me to do. I broke both of my arms rollerskating when I was a kid, and you cannot get near me those things. I won’t even go inside a roller rink.
For the last few months, Jack Black has had that lockdown hair and beard going on. That means it has grown as wild as the jungle in Jumanji. However, not anymore. The actor showed off his shaved head and face. He did not say why he did it, but I almost did not recognize him looking like he always does.
Remember when Fox canceled Lucifer, and Netflix saved it. Turns out, that is the best that ever happened to the devilishly good drama. Season four was good on the streaming service, but the first half of season five, that is streaming now, is even better.
When we last saw Lucifer Morningstar (Tom Ellis), he left Earth and went back to home to Hell to protect his nephew Charlie, who is half angel/half human. It has been thousands of years for him, and just a blink of an eye for all of the mortals in his life. Therefore, he has probably changed in all of that time for him.
That is why his twin brother, Michael, thinks it is a good time to get revenge on his brothers, Luci and Amenadiel (D.B. Woodside). Michael, is going to try to ruin everything for Lucifer with the Detective (Lauren German), Maze (Lesley-Ann Brandt), and Dan (Kevin Alejandro). He also messes with Amenadiel’s mind when it comes to Charlie. Will Michael succeed in taking them down?
This show is also a police procedural, and crime goes on. In episode three, the Detective has to look into a murder on a show that is based on her and Lucifer. Can you say awkward when the actors want to be just like her? Then, in episode four, they go back to 1946, and we meet Maze’s mom Lillith. In the next episode, the writers had a lot of fun when they poked fun of Katy Perry’s past of trying to buy a monastery in Los Angeles. From Pop music, they go to the world of DJ’s as the Detective has to protect her ex-boyfriend ( the one before Dan), who is a DJ. Someone is out to kill him but who?
All of this leads up to an OMG moment you don’t want to miss. It is even bigger than when the Detective saw Lucifer’s true face for the first time. On that note, someone else is going to see that face for the first time, and it is going to change things between them.
Meanwhile, Ella (Aimee Garcia) finds love, and Maze finds a way to copy her style and attitude. Imagine a happy Maze. It is even odder than you would think. Maze is still dealing with losing her Eve, Adam’s Eve; and Linda (Rachael Harris) is there for her. That is when Linda is not too busy taking care of her special son Charlie.
You can tell that they had lot of fun this season. Esepcially Ellis, who shows off his American accent. Everytime he talks in it, it makes me smile. Not as much as when he sings, but they make up for his lack of singing by giving us a full naked body shot.
Maze goes through a lot of changes this season, and that causes her to grow as a demon. So much so, I really hope Netflix gives her own spinoff, Maze the Bounty Hunter. You know because next season will be its last.
Why does it have to end? However, that is still many episodes away. Spend this weekend, a few others binging and re-binging Lucifer. If you don’t, then the Devil is going to get you.
It has been almost 40 years since Rick Springfield professed his love for Jessie’s Girl. In all of that time, not only have we wondered who she is, but we also wanted to know if the Rocker got his friend’s loved?
Well, the band Coheed and Cambria wondered the same thing, so they wrote a song about it. In their follow-up, they give it a Meat Loaf Paradise in the Dashboard Light twist. However, the best part is they got Springfield to sing his own verse and star in the music video. Proving that he is still just as sexy now as he was when he was pursuing Jessie’s Girl in 1981. Heck, he looks even better.
When it comes to the 2020 tune, it is just as fun as the original. I never heard of this band before, but I plan to spend the day to listening to their other songs. If you need me, then call me at the number the provided in the video. You know, 867-5309.
If you could write a sequel to any song, what would it be?
