Review by Logan
Have you ever sat next to one of your friends while they played over again a level that they’d just failed at? (spoilers ahead)
Review by Logan
Have you ever sat next to one of your friends while they played over again a level that they’d just failed at? (spoilers ahead)
Review by Logan
After the past few weeks of Arrow, you might expect this episode to push forward the impending attack of Ra’s al Ghul, the prospect of Oliver training with Merlyn, and the continued evolution of Ray Palmer into The Atom. You would be wrong.
Review by Logan
If there’s anything to be gained from Midnight City, it’s this: viewers care about Felicity Smoak.
Not that they shouldn’t, mind you. Emily Bett Rickards is easily the most talented actor on the show, and as we saw from the show’s early days, she’s the glue that holds the team together. So when she leaves out of grief and horror, even taking it out on Ray, the team, well, kind of falls apart.
Review by Logan
Sara’s killer. Malcolm Merlyn’s return. Thea’s path to the dark side. Ra’s al Ghul. Laurel’s fury pushing her to vigilantism. The new character every wanabe nerd pretends to know. Season three of Arrow has been pulling on several threads, promising us to go several new, compelling directions. And in the midseason finale, they’re all coming to a head.
This week’s episode of Arrow comes with an important message: Not all wiz—err, vigilantes are good.