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Game Of Thrones Review: The Spoils of War
Best Fight Scenes of The 2000s
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...
Jeph Loeb Discusses 'The Defenders' Length and Possible Sequel Season
Jeph Loeb Answers Questions on 'The Defenders' Series Length And The Chances Of Season 2 Netflix The biggest Marvel team fans have been anticipating since the Avengers is almost here, and we're all wondering just how well Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage and Iron Fist will band together in the fight against The Hand to save New York City. Ahead of Netflix's release of The Defenders , Executive Vice President of Marvel Television, Jeph Loeb has addressed why the show is shorter than the previous Marvel series, and whether a Season 2 is in The Defenders future. Speaking to Collider during Comic Con weekend in San Diego, Loeb said #TheDefenders was always meant to be an eight episode show over the standard 13 episodes the individual superheroes got: "It had nothing to do with cost. It was always eight. It had to do with what was the best way to tell the story." Loeb further explained that the shorter length felt right because it broke up ...