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Lego photographer, cinephile, geek. James is 24 and lives in Portland, OR. He writes for several websites about pop culture, film, and TV and runs a video production company with his wife called Gilded Moose Media.

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Arrow Review: “City Of Blood” (Season 2, Episode 21)
Coming off of the shocking events of last week's episode, "Seeing Red," it was to be expected that "City of Blood" would take a bit of a breather, clearing the air just enough to set the pieces in motion for what looks to be an action packed final two episodes of Arrow's second season. This week's outing does exactly what we expected, though it's unfortunately a bit of a messier hour than we've grown accustomed to. For the most part, season two has been a wild ride, with plenty to dissect and get excited about. This week, however, is a bit of a step back, and perhaps the most disappointing episode since the show came back from its winter break.
James Garcia James Garcia May 1, 2014
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The Phantom Will Get Another Shot At The Big Screen
Yes, what you're looking at is a picture of a man in purple spandex riding a horse. That's Billy Zane in costume as The Phantom, in the eponymous 1996 mega-flop from Paramount Pictures. Someone in Hollywood must have fond memories of the cult classic though, because the character is now getting another shot at the big screen.
James Garcia James Garcia Apr 30, 2014
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Andy Serkis To Help Mark Ruffalo With Hulk Motion Capture In Avengers: Age Of Ultron
Joss Whedon accomplished several things with The Avengers, and creating an awesome Hulk is certainly near the top of that list. Though the giant green rage monster has been the subject of two feature films, audiences failed to fully connect with the character until he teamed up with the likes of Iron Man, Captain America, and Thor. The Hulk stole the show in The Avengers, but has unfortunately remained absent in Phase Two of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The Hulk will be making his triumphant return in next year's Avengers: Age of Ultron, and Mark Ruffalo will once again be donning a dorky motion capture suit to bring him to life.
James Garcia James Garcia Apr 30, 2014
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Spider-Man Producers Only Interested In Seeing Peter Parker On The Big Screen
A few days ago, The Amazing Spider-Man 2 star Andrew Garfield weighed in on the possibility of seeing a Miles Morales version of the titular web slinger up on the big screen someday, perhaps in an Ultimate Spider-Man movie. In the comics, Morales takes over the mantle of Spider-Man after the death of Peter Parker, and Garfield claimed it was an important story that he'd like to explore somewhere down the line.
James Garcia James Garcia Apr 30, 2014
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Fargo Review: “A Muddy Road” (Season 1, Episode 3)
Last week's episode of Fargo was a bit of a step down from the fantastic series premiere, which had me worried about the show's future. Looking back, it wasn't that "The Rooster Prince" was a bad episode, it was just a bit slower paced and spent much of its time setting things up for later. Luckily for us, "A Muddy Road" builds upon those foundations wonderfully, and is the best episode of the series yet.
James Garcia James Garcia Apr 30, 2014
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Andrew Garfield Wants To Pass The Torch To A Miles Morales Spider-Man Someday
One of the pitfalls about portraying a superhero on the big screen is that you can't do it forever (well, unless you're Hugh Jackman). Andrew Garfield currently plays Peter Parker in the Amazing Spider-Man films, which already have two installments and two more on the way, as well as villain-centric spin-offs for Venom and the Sinister Six. One major question on the minds of fans has been how long Garfield will decide to play the web slinger before he is either recast or the franchise gets rebooted all over again. Judging by what the actor has said in a recent interview, he wonders the same thing.
James Garcia James Garcia Apr 28, 2014
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Is Justice League Hitting Theatres In May 2017?
Earlier today, news broke that Zack Snyder will be directing Justice League after Batman vs. Superman, meaning Warner Bros. is moving full steam ahead with their new DC cinematic universe. The confirmation came straight from WB president of worldwide production Greg Silverman, who claimed that a script is currently in development and that the film may not arrive before 2018.
James Garcia James Garcia Apr 27, 2014
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Marvel’s Netflix Shows To Exist Within The Shared Film Universe
One of the biggest questions regarding the handful of upcoming Marvel Netflix shows has been whether or not they would exist within the expansive and interconnected Marvel Cinematic Universe. We've known since their initial announcement that Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Iron Fist and Luke Cage would connect to each other, leading into a team-up miniseries event called The Defenders, but had no word on whether or not we would ever see these characters fight alongside the likes of Iron Man, Captain America, or the rest of the Avengers.
James Garcia James Garcia Apr 27, 2014
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