As one of the largest social media networks, with over a billion active users trying to share their lives with the world through selfies, quotes, and photos of food. So, for the past month I've been trying a small experiment on my Instagram account to try and build up some followers to share my life with...
This is a review of the theatrical production of The Woman in Black, not the book and certainly not the film.
I've been a fan of comic book heroes for a while, and have read many a story where heroes are forced to make decisions which have very serious ethical and moral implications, but I think this question is the one which is raised most often across all these stories. Is it right to kill your enemies?
Acrobatics, complex romance, interwoven backstories, and a lots of graphic violence. What else can you expect when you have Daredevil, Elektra, and The Punisher in the same story?
I'm writing this mainly for those who have heard about these workshops but aren't sure whether to attend, but also to pass on a couple of pieces of advice I got from the workshop itself (don't worry, the advice will be obvious).
As Marvel's first venture with Netflix, Daredevil had a lot of pressure to deliver a great show. If they failed, then the whole Marvel-Netflix venture might have fallen flat on it's face.
Although I'm not very good at it, I really like playing crazy golf. So when we went for a work outing to Ghetto Golf in Digbeth I had some fairly high hopes for the session. And it did not disappoint.
I've been a comic book fan for most of my life, and when I recently got Netflix I knew what the first series I needed to watch was. The Punisher. And my review??