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4 days ago · Essentially having Alfred kill Batman is only one of several effective superhero parodies in The Boys season 4. One of the best examples was in the previous episode, "Beware the Jabberwock, My Son," in which phases 7-19 were unveiled for the Vought Cinematic Universe, providing enough movies and television series to last for decades, a clear jab at Marvel's announcements of phases for years to ...
4 days ago · Urban seamlessly conveys Butcher’s conflicted nature in “Dirty Business.” Sure, Butcher loathes supes for a good reason, but he’s pretty fond of Kimiko and at least tolerates Annie. Plus, he’s grown to love Ryan, especially since the boy is an extension of Becca. It’s understandable that hearing the term “genocide” gives Butcher ...
4 days ago · First up, there was the giant reveal that Jeffrey Dean Morgan’s character CIA agent Joe Kessler has been a hallucination of Butcher’s (Karl Urban) this whole time. You can read more about that ...
4 days ago · Summary. Nathan Mitchell's version of Black Noir reinvents the character in season 4, showcasing a grounded, snarky, and surprisingly funny personality. The unmasking of Black Noir in "Dirty Business" episode allows for a meta approach to the character and deeper exploration of power dynamics. The death of the original Black Noir opens up new ...
3 days ago · Karl Urban as Wolverine Urban is no stranger to superhero roles, fantasy, and sci-fi movies in general. He has a rugged, intense appearance that aligns well with Wolverine’s character from the comics—a tough, gritty persona with a strong presence.
4 days ago · Hideo Kojima praises The Boys season 4, episode 6, "Dirty Business," for its shocking moments. Kojima highlights Billy Butcher's game-changing revelation. The review includes a fitting picture of Butcher's iconic smirk. Video game designer Hideo Kojima shares an enthusiastic review for The Boys season 4, episode 6, "Dirty Business."
5 days ago · Karl Urban's Billy Butcher wants to use his team to protect civil rights, freedom and democracy. It's why he worked with the CIA for so long as an independent contractor. Of course, there will be subterfuge and spies on either side, especially now that he's trying to stop Antony Starr's Homelander from taking over America.
