Sci-Fi Jubilee

Hello, I’m Paul! I’m a proud sci-fi enthusiast, a fan of Doctor Who, and skilled in zombie disposal. I have a passion for movies, comic books, and everything related to PS4 gaming. In addition to these interests, I write for Dark Media Online. One of my dreams is to write a novel someday. I also enjoy connecting with the wonderful people I've met on Twitter—feel free to follow me @paul_bowler. You can check out my blog's Facebook page at Sci-Fi Jubilee and I also have a new YouTube Channel called Paul Bowler YouTube; I’d be thrilled if you liked or subscribed to either! When I’m not off on my adventures as an Impossible Astronaut, I like to unwind by watching my favorite TV shows and movies, usually while enjoying a nice cup of tea and a sandwich!

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Clark Kent | Sci-Fi Jubilee

6 days ago | scifijubilee.wordpress.com | Paul Bowler

Posted in All, Trailers & Posters ≈ 18 Comments Warner Bros have finally released the first full trailer for their upcoming new Superman movie, with DavidCorenswetin the starring role as the Man of Steel. Directed by James Gunn, the movie will be the first film to kickstart the brand new DC Universe (DCU) by Gunn and producer Peter Safran’s with a bold new era.
SUPERMAN OFFICIAL TRAILER RELEASED!

3 weeks ago | scifijubilee.wordpress.com | Paul Bowler

Warner Bros have finally released the first full trailer for their upcoming new Superman movie, with DavidCorenswetin the starring role as the Man of Steel. Directed by James Gunn, the movie will be the first film to kickstart the brand new DC Universe (DCU) by Gunn and producer Peter Safran’s with a bold new era.
Lex Luthor | Sci-Fi Jubilee

3 weeks ago | scifijubilee.wordpress.com | Paul Bowler

Posted in All, Trailers & Posters ≈ 12 Comments Warner Bros have finally released the first full trailer for their upcoming new Superman movie, with DavidCorenswetin the starring role as the Man of Steel. Directed by James Gunn, the movie will be the first film to kickstart the brand new DC Universe (DCU) by Gunn and producer Peter Safran’s with a bold new era.
THUNDERBOLTS* FILM REVIEW

1 month ago | scifijubilee.wordpress.com | Paul Bowler

Review by Paul BowlerThunderbolts* provides a scrappy, fun and uplifting finale to Marvel’s inconsistent Phase Five slew of superhero blockbusters. Florence Plugh is a revelation in Director Jake Schreiner’s picture, reprising her role from Black Widow (2021) as Natasha Romanoff’s adoptive sister Velena Belova – who has grown tired of her role as CIA director Valentina Allegra De Fontaine’s (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) assassin-for-hire.
02 | May | 2025 | Sci-Fi Jubilee

1 month ago | scifijubilee.wordpress.com | Paul Bowler

Review by Paul BowlerThunderbolts* provides a scrappy, fun and uplifting finale to Marvel’s inconsistent Phase Five slew of superhero blockbusters. Florence Plugh is a revelation in Director Jake Schreiner’s picture, reprising her role from Black Widow (2021) as Natasha Romanoff’s adoptive sister Velena Belova – who has grown tired of her role as CIA director Valentina Allegra De Fontaine’s (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) assassin-for-hire.
Florence Plugh | Sci-Fi Jubilee

1 month ago | scifijubilee.wordpress.com | Paul Bowler

Review by Paul BowlerThunderbolts* provides a scrappy, fun and uplifting finale to Marvel’s inconsistent Phase Five slew of superhero blockbusters. Florence Plugh is a revelation in Director Jake Schreiner’s picture, reprising her role from Black Widow (2021) as Natasha Romanoff’s adoptive sister Velena Belova – who has grown tired of her role as CIA director Valentina Allegra De Fontaine’s (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) assassin-for-hire.
Sebastian Stan | Sci-Fi Jubilee

1 month ago | scifijubilee.wordpress.com | Paul Bowler

Posted in All, Film Reviews ≈ 7 Comments Review by Paul BowlerThunderbolts* provides a scrappy, fun and uplifting finale to Marvel’s inconsistent Phase Five slew of superhero blockbusters.
May | 2025 | Sci-Fi Jubilee

1 month ago | scifijubilee.wordpress.com | Paul Bowler

Review by Paul BowlerThunderbolts* provides a scrappy, fun and uplifting finale to Marvel’s inconsistent Phase Five slew of superhero blockbusters. Florence Plugh is a revelation in Director Jake Schreiner’s picture, reprising her role from Black Widow (2021) as Natasha Romanoff’s adoptive sister Velena Belova – who has grown tired of her role as CIA director Valentina Allegra De Fontaine’s (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) assassin-for-hire.
Thunderbolts* review | Sci-Fi Jubilee

1 month ago | scifijubilee.wordpress.com | Paul Bowler

Review by Paul BowlerThunderbolts* provides a scrappy, fun and uplifting finale to Marvel’s inconsistent Phase Five slew of superhero blockbusters. Florence Plugh is a revelation in Director Jake Schreiner’s picture, reprising her role from Black Widow (2021) as Natasha Romanoff’s adoptive sister Velena Belova – who has grown tired of her role as CIA director Valentina Allegra De Fontaine’s (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) assassin-for-hire.
Lewis Pullman | Sci-Fi Jubilee

1 month ago | scifijubilee.wordpress.com | Paul Bowler

Review by Paul BowlerThunderbolts* provides a scrappy, fun and uplifting finale to Marvel’s inconsistent Phase Five slew of superhero blockbusters. Florence Plugh is a revelation in Director Jake Schreiner’s picture, reprising her role from Black Widow (2021) as Natasha Romanoff’s adoptive sister Velena Belova – who has grown tired of her role as CIA director Valentina Allegra De Fontaine’s (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) assassin-for-hire.