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So ScreenCrush Made A List Of The Best Fight Scenes Of The 2000s Apparently the guys at ScreenCrush were so pumped after seeing Charlize Theron pummel bad guys in Atomic Blonde and were excited by a particular stairwell sequence where Charlize Theron's Agent Lorraine Broughton worked her way down a building just kicking ass, so they decided to rank their favorite action scenes from the movies produced over the last 17 years Having seen the list, I have to say that these are interesting choices and the sequences are amazing but whether or not they are the best is left for you to judge so feel free to comment your thoughts. Alright then, enough talking, let's get to fighting. Here's their list of the best fight scenes of the 2000s 1.  Blade II  (2002) Directed by Guillermo del Toro Blade II  never gets the respect or recognition it deserves as one of the premiere superhero movies of the century. The first  Blade  was a solid thriller, but Guille...

13 Reasons Why Season 2 Review : The Good, The Bad and The Verdict. No punches pulled in this even bolder season. Credit: Netflix First of all, I just want to say that I was honestly satisfied and content with the first season and firmly believed a second season wasn't at all necessary but regardless I was excited and full of anticipation for season 2. I spent a whole day binging the entire show and what an emotional roller coaster it was. It was gripping, sometimes scary, beautiful and sometimes necessarily uncomfortable. The show is controversial and considering its themes and topic, how couldn't be? the new season focuses on the aftermath of Hannah's death and its impact on her friends and family as well as the school environment. Taking a much more expository format and delving further into the past tragedies shared by the characters so here's the good and the bad of the newest season. The Good Olivia Baker: I'm not sure if still referring to ...

MARVEL'S THE DEFENDERS: THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE VERDICT The Defenders brought together the stars and characters of the Marvel Netflix TV shows with Charlie Cox as Daredevil, Kristen Ritter as Jessica Jones, Mike Colter as Luke Cage and Finn Jones as Iron Fist to battle the evil ninja-esque organisation The Hand and its threat on New York led by the evil and mysterious Alexandra played by Sigourney Weaver. The show did have its ups and downs but overall I feel like it (kinda) lived up to expectations and wasn't too disappointing. So, for those of you who are yet to binge watch The Defenders (why???) and are allergic to spoilers, let this be fair warning but for the rest of you, lets get to it. THE GOOD The cast chemistry:  the idea of seeing all four members of the defenders team up was already an exciting prospect but I have to say that the chemistry between the actors on-screen really made for good viewing especially in the case of Finn Jone's Iron...