In reviews of its second season, Jessica Jones was declared the âsuperhero TV showâ for the #MeToo movement. Blockers, a raunchy sex comedy about teenage girls losing their virginities on prom night, was christened the perfect comedy for the #MeToo era. Three Billboards Outside of Ebbing, Missouri, despite beingâŚ
âIâm not a killer,â Jessica Jones tells a client in the opening episode of the showâs second season. The client, a hard-working woman whose boyfriend, Jones reveals, is cheating on her, has asked Jones to murder him. âOh bullpucky, you broke a manâs neck,â Jonesâs client shoots back. âI heard about it on Trish Talk.âŚ
Jessica Jones returns March 8 and star Krysten Ritter is making the publicity rounds. For her visit to The Late Show, she attempted to teach Stephen Colbert to knit mid-interview.
If you followed Jessica Jones during her appearance in Netflixâs The Defenders, you may be concerned about where this hero is heading. Heavy drinking and general apathy are relatable but not narratively compelling in the long term. Itâs a relief that for Season 2, it looks like Jones is finally dealing with her shit.
Every director for the second season of Netflixâs superhero jawn Jessica Jones will be a woman, reports Variety. Melissa Rosenberg, the series showrunner, confirmed the hirings at a talk Friday at UC-Annenberg, but didnât say any of the directors by name.
Things didnât work out for Luke Cage and Jessica Jones, so Cage has moved uptown. Like many comic book super heroes before him, heâs here to clean up the neighborhood.
Last year Netflix hiked up its subscription rates for new members but, in a merciful gesture, allowed existing customers to continue paying the same prices. But come May 2016, that Buffy the Vampire Slayer binge will cost you an extra two dollars per month whether youâre a longtime addictâerr, I mean subscriberâor aâŚ
Despite the enthusiastic response to Netflixâs Jessica Jonesâthe whiskey-swigging, doesnât-give-a-bag-of-dicks Marvel heroine we so dearly neededâshe has remained strangely absent from comic-book stands. Now, however, Marvel plans to correct this oversight with an upcoming series featuring Jones as the lead character.
Netflix announced today that Marvelâs Jessica Jones is returning for a second season. Though nearly every Netflix show gets a second season, there was some question as to whether or not Krysten Ritterâs perfectly broody Jones would return anytime soon.
Jessica Jones, the second of Netflixâs original series drawn from Marvel comics, is the smartest entry into televisionâs already crowded cast of superheroes. Created by Melissa Rosenberg, best known for writing the Twilight movies, and starring the sardonic Krysten Ritter, the show is a slow unravelling of a familiarâŚ
There are certain hallmarks of fictional private investigators: Theyâre hard-drinking, gravel-voiced, and tortured by their pasts. More rarely do they have superpowers, and even more rarely are they women. Jessica Jones is all of the above.
If you have an obsession with simple beauty of Pantone chipsâwhich, why wouldn't youâthen these are the Easter eggs for you. They were created by designer Jessica Jones of How About Orange, and they look so good that it almost seems a shame to crack âem open and eat them. True, they might be a little high-minded forâŚ
