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2021 Year In Review-SEASON PREMIERE


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This video is highlighting my favorite games, movies, comics and TV of 2021.



My favorite entertainment of 2021. Games, comics, movies, and TV. Not everything on my list was released in 2021. The content listed below was the most fun I had all year. Some of my selections aren't critically adored, but I reacted strongly, whether by laughing, crying, or reflecting on my own life.


With months at home due to the pandemic, my way of engaging with entertainment has changed. I prefer watching stuff at home on my own time, with my food. But, if friends want to get together and see a movie or I want to get out the house, I'll consider going to the theater.   


Let's get into it.


Comics

The Sword (the entire series-Image Comics)

Avengers: Children's Crusade (Marvel)

Letter 44 (Oni Press)

Something is Killing the Children issues 1-12 (Boom! Studios)


Games 

(I played all of these games on Xbox's Gamepass service)

Zombie Army 4: Dead War

Moving Out

War Groove

Wolfenstein: Old Blood

Halo Infinite


Movies

Barb & Star Visit Go To Del Mar (Hulu)

Vacation Friends (Hulu)

Boss Level (Hulu)

Spider-Man: No Way Home (Theaters)

Justice League: Snyder Cut (HBO Max)

Bad Hair (Hulu)

Free Guy (Theaters)

Don't Look Up (Netflix)

Red Notice (Netflix)


TV(Streaming)

Fear Street (Netflix)

Lost In Space season 3 (Netflix)

El Cid seasons 1 & 2 (Amazon Prime)

Mayans season 3 (Hulu)

Vikings final season (Amazon Prime)

Godfather of Harlem seasons 1 & 2 (Epix)

Invincible season 1 (Amazon Prime)

Succession season 3 (HBO Max)

Dopesick (Hulu)

Ted Lasso seasons 1 & 2 (Apple TV)

See seasons 1 & 2 (Apple TV)

Narcos Mexico season 3 (Netflix)

Cobra Kai season 4 (Netflix)

Rome entire series (HBO Max)

Game of Thrones entire series (HBO Max)

Black Summer (Netflix)


Thoughts? What were some of your favorites of last year? Please comment below.   




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