Super Recaps: Sailor Moon Crystal (Episode 6)

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We’re back once again to take a look at Sailor Moon Crystal!  Will we finally get introduced to Sailor Other Blonde?  Probably not, considering this episode is called “Tuxedo Mask.”  Either way, let’s see what crazy adventure the Scouts find themselves in this time!

This episode picks up right where the last one left off with Usagi becoming the OFFICIAL leader of the Scouts, as well as getting a new weapon to fight against the forces of darkness!

What, that’s it? It’s not the Lunar Baton, or The Diana Spear? Just… THE MOON STICK!?!?
What, that’s it? It’s not the Lunar Baton, or The Diana Spear? Just… THE MOON STICK!?!?

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Super Recaps: Dragon Ball Z (Episode 200)

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Dragon Ball Z is probably in my top three anime of all time, yet my favorite season is the one that departs the most drastically from the rest of the show.  Yes, to all of you DBZ fans out there, my favorite is season 7 where Gohan’s in high school, finds love, and becomes a badass super hero.  Because I felt the need to rewatch this, I decided to kill two birds with one stone and write down all my random thoughts while watching.  Let’s begin with episode 200 (we’re skipping over Goku in the dead man tournament) entitled Gohan Goes to High School!

The episode starts with a recap of the end of the Cell Saga where ghost dad helps Gohan fire the last Kamehameha.

“DRATS!  I’VE BEEN FOILED BY THE POWER OF LOVE!!!!!”
“DRATS!  I’VE BEEN FOILED BY THE POWER OF LOVE!!!!!”

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Living on Netflix: Filth

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You know, I don’t think people give James McAvoy enough credit.  Sure he’s gotten a lot of critical success through the X-Men movies, but take a look through his filmography and you’ll see some serious acting chops.  By far his most extreme character to date is the unhinged Edinburgh detective Bruce Robertson in this adaptation of the 1998 novel of the same name.  Does Filth showcase McAvoy’s true acting prowess as well as the depths he’s willing to go, or is it a huge misstep for an actor in the prime of his career trying to prove himself by taking on the role of an unlikable prick?  There’s only one way to find out, and that’s to keep reading!

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