Batman's Gotham Hasn't Been This Well Done In Decades
The Penguin Episode 1 Review: Batman's Gotham Hasn't Been This Well Done In Decades
The Batman brought a grungey new take on DC's Dark Knight and reopened Gotham City for business, HBO's The Penguin is back to remind us all why we loved that movie so much. That episode 1 achieves that while expanding the world and turning the light of the Bat Signal onto Colin Farrell's Oz Cobb without Robert Pattinson's Bat is a hugely impressive start.
THE PENGUIN Episode 1 Recap: Oz Cobb Makes His Move On Gotham City In Thrilling Opener "After Hours"
The first episode of The Penguin just dropped and we're now recapping the events of "After Hours" as The Batman's Oz Cobb makes his move on Gotham City. Can he possibly become the new Kingpin of Crime?
The Penguin Review - Gotham City Thrives Outside Of The Batman
The setup for The Penguin is simple. In the aftermath of Riddler's destruction of Gotham and the death of Carmine Falcone in The Batman, life and crime is in a tailspin. Oz, complete with Farrell's fat suit and tough guy wannabe mob boss accent, sees the opportunity to install himself as the most powerful man in Gotham's underworld.
The Penguin Episode 1’s DC Easter Eggs & Batman References Explained
Eggs in Episode 1 are sparking curiosity among DC fans, especially those captivated by the hidden details and references to Batman. The series is set in the aftermath of Matt Reeves’s The Batman. These easter eggs are pivotal in connecting fans with the original DC universe,
The Penguin episode 1 recap and Easter eggs: Move over Batman, gang warfare is coming to Gotham
Issues delivered straight to your door or device The Penguin is finally here, the much anticipated spin-off from the hit 2022 film The Batman which centers on Colin Farrell's gangster Oz Cobb. First reactions to the show have already been overwhelmingly positive,
Is HBO’s ‘The Penguin’ the ‘Sopranos’ of Gotham? N.J.’s Cristin Milioti on the icy hot drama.
Now, the Gotham City mob associate is the star of his own spinoff show on HBO. And when the Oscar-nominated Farrell gets into ...
In The Penguin, Cristin Milioti is right at home as Gotham City’s new baddie
The Globe and Mail talked to Milioti about becoming Sofia Falcone in the new HBO series and her appreciation for all things ...
How Director Matt Reeves Built the Gotham of Fans’ Dreams
Between ‘The Batman’ and ‘The Penguin,’ the fifty-eight-year-old director has done the impossible: created a Gotham that ...
Max's Harley Quinn Is Changing Things Up For Season 5, And I Love That It'll Address A Big Gotham City Question I've Always Had
Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...
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'The Penguin' Episode 1 Recap: A New Day Dawns in Gotham
Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for The Penguin Episode 1. We've officially returned to the crime-riddled streets of Gotham City, two and a half years after Matt Reeves' The ...
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Colin Farrell Turns Gotham Into “The Sopranos” with HBO’s Thrilling “The Penguin”
Lauren LeFranc's take on the Gentleman of Crime soars, or rather waddles, past its competitors in eight short episodes.
'The Penguin' review: Colin Farrell and Cristin Milioti deliver the goods in Gotham crime drama
HBO's continuation of "The Batman" is an enjoyable, if derivative, gangster series, with Milioti's Sofia as the MVP. TV ...
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Here's Who Will Be Joining Colin Farrell in Gotham's Criminal Underbelly in 'The Penguin'
The 8-episode limited series is set immediately after the events of the acclaimed 2022 film and features the titular character attempting to incite a gang war in order to rise to the top of Gotham ...
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Catwoman Returns to Gotham with New DC Comics Tweeterhead Statue
Return to Gotham City in style as Tweeterhead has unveiled a new set of statue from the world of DC including Catwoman ...
How ‘The Penguin’ Became ‘The Sopranos’ of Batman Shows: “It’s Fun to Write an Asshole”
Showrunner Lauren LeFranc on how she created an acclaimed character-driven DC Comics drama series while throwing out all the usual comic book tropes.