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Showing posts with label Joss Whedon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Joss Whedon. Show all posts

The Saga of Joss Whedon

I was going to add a picture of
Joss Whedon
but I couldn't bring myself to so
enjoy this kitten wearing a pink hat.
Firstly and very importantly, I write this from my own point of view. My fellow Agents of DOUX may not feel the same and I do absolutely respect their opinions on this delicate matter as well as your own. It’s a point of pride that the comments section of this site is a safe place where people can express differing opinions politely and I’d like everyone to keep that in mind before they comment.

And now, story time.

Doux News Bi-Monthly Roundup: July 15, 2018

That's right, I'm back!
Scarlett will not own a massage parlor, Joaquin’s hair goes green, Neill Blomkamp turns to another 80’s franchise, Tarantino casts everyone, Whedon returns, A Doctor smiles and more!

Doux News Weekly Round Up: April 29, 2018

Meet Thanos, the star of Avengers: Infinity War
Sorry about the short unexpected hiatus, but I’m back and here’s what we have this week; Movie Pass is acting shady, Maleficent 2?, a YouTube Red scripted series, new titles for new sequels, Katee Sackhoff returns to sci-fi TV, another Star Wars animated series, Star Trek news, The Walking Dead producers make the right choice, Joss explains why he left Batgirl, the Future of the MCU, and it looks like it’s time to watch/rewatch Sense8.

About this Joss Whedon thing

This site, Doux Reviews, is here because of Joss Whedon. I felt compelled to start reviewing television shows because of my obsession with Buffy the Vampire Slayer, a show that Whedon created. Right now, the internet is buzzing with reaction to a letter written by Whedon's ex-wife stating that he cheated on her during their marriage, causing her tremendous stress, and that because of this, Whedon isn't a feminist. (No link from me. It's everywhere. Feel free to Google.)

An Hour of Jossy Goodness

The Oxford Union Society featured our very own (well, he is ours, isn't he?) Joss Whedon in their "People Who Shape Our World" series, and the result is an hour-long interview with Joss that touches on everything from Marvel to, well, other stuff. (I haven't finished it yet.) Click on for more Joss to warm your hearts on a chilly January day...

Comic Con 2015

Sunbunny and I attended San Diego Comic Con last year and had such a great time we decided to do it again this year. And this time we had four day badges to play around with.

Doux News: May 10, 2015

This week: Renewals and Cancellations -- Legends of Tomorrow, Cordon and Supergirl -- Some other general entertainment-related news -- A love letter

Doux News: February 1, 2015

This week: Marvel and assorted superhero news -- I hope Jeffrey Dean Morgan likes Extant more than I did -- Tatiana Maslany rumor -- Ghostbusters reboot -- John Oliver auditions for a certain sequel -- Game of Thrones trailer -- A complete lack of cat content

Showrunners: The Art of Running a TV Show

“Being a showrunner is utterly consuming. You’re editing and writing and doing a hundred different things at once. It’s draining; it’s awful. I miss it terribly.”
Joss Whedon

For those of us who love television, and especially for those of us who write about it, there are many aspects of the medium we have explored. We have discussed why shows rise and fall; we have discussed the actors who play the roles we tune in to watch every week; we have discussed plot lines and tried to guess where the stories are going. The seminal change in how we discuss television, however, is that we now know who is producing the shows and we follow shows based on where those people we respect and admire turn up.

Joss Whedon: The Biography

“So, why do you write these strong female characters?”
“Because you’re still asking me that question.”

I love Joss Whedon. Good thing, because so does Amy Pascale, the author of the new Whedon biography.

Doo Nyws: Awgüst 10, 2014

This Week: New Terminator Title – Not Dead Yet – Into the Woods Teaser – This Week in Casts – Joss Whedon Bio – The Imitation Game – Books on Screen – This Week in X-Cats

In Your Eyes

"The best thing, the only thing, about me that I like is you."

A new Joss Whedon film is always cause for excitement. Right after his latest, In Your Eyes, premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival, it became available to download and rent online. Huh, interesting. Is this a new idea in releasing films more widely (think Veronica Mars) or is it because Whedon, as the executive producer, realized that $5 a pop from his most rabid fans would be about what this film could garner?

Doux News: April 27, 2014

This Week: SPN in the NYT – The Star Wars EU – Wondercon Wonderfulness – Whedon in Tribeca – There Will Be (True) Blood – Omar Comin’ to Amazon – Cats: The Next Frontier?

Doux News: November 24, 2013

This week: This Week in Katniss -- What Does the Bestselling Fox Say? -- This Week in Casts -- Alias meets Homeland -- Alias Meets the Patty Duke Show -- This Year in Words -- Almost Human -- Joss “Feminist-Hating” Whedon -- Saturday, January 4

Doux News: September 29, 2013

This Week: Sigh No More – Martha the Immortal Waitress – This Week in Casts – Serenity Sequel – To My Future Husband – Breaking Battle Creek – This Week in OMG – This Week in Cats

Doux News: August 25, 2013

This Week: Danny Strong, Superstar -- Hello, World!-- LA: Mob City -- Escape from Las Vegas -- From Dusk Till Dawn, on TV -- This Week in Casts -- Sean Bean -- This Week in Pandas -- Game of Thrones -- Jealous -- Not-So-Random Recommendation -- Comment Poetry -- This Week in Whedon

Doux News: August 4, 2013

This Week: Too Cute for Words – Joss Whedon Podcast – Cosmos – Rock Salt is the New Black – This Week in Casts – The End of Nikita – John Williams, Star Wars VII – This Week in Sonnets – Upcoming Shows (Organized by Era) – Stephen King On Screen – Your Moustache Gives You Strength and Dignity – Women Who Talk Too Much – This Week In Cats

Much Ado About Nothing

“Hey nonny nonny.”

I was prepared to love this movie. I was not prepared to love it this much. Perhaps there can be no praise for this film higher than this: I threw my back out laughing. *I swore I wouldn’t, but I have, in fact, kept this review spoiler free. The comments do not need to be as careful. However, in deference to our ongoing Buffy rewatch, I would like to keep this thread Angel spoiler free.*

Doux News: March 10, 2013

This week: Many, many pilots, Downton Abbey and Star Wars -- The Following, Dexter and True Blood --Joss Whedon is still my master -- New at Doux -- And this week's requisite Supernatural content