Category: Entertainment
You Should Be Watching: Finding Neverland (2004)
“You find a glimmer of happiness in this world, there’s always someone who wants to destroy it.” Welcome back to You Should Be Watching, where I recommend movies and shows that deserve more attention. This week I’ll be looking at Finding Neverland, Marc Forster’s fantastical po...
Read MorePower Rangers (2017) Sequel in Development
It’s no secret to readers of this site that I was a massive fan of 2017’s Power Rangers. I found it to be an incredibly entertaining, funny, and surprisingly heartfelt adaptation of the bright-colored-spandex-wearing heroes. The movie was a little darker, more serious, and with a much stronger s...
Read MoreKingsman 3 Filming in Early 2019
I’m a massive fan of both Kingsman films. Kingsman: The Secret Service was an incredibly well made, superbly directed, funny, and thrilling spy film that came out in the same year as SPECTRE and blew it out of the water. Kingsman: The Golden Circle was a slightly inferior, but insanely entertainin...
Read MorePine and Hemsworth May Exit Star Trek 4
Fandom’s phasers have been set to stunned as news has broken of Chris Pine and Chris Hemsworth exiting negotiations for the next Star Trek movie, tentatively titled Star Trek 4. According to the Hollywood Reporter exclusive, Star Trek production companies Paramount Pictures and Skydance Media are ...
Read MoreWhat the VRX Survey Tells Us About Recent Trends in VR and AR Tech Businesses
Geeks + Gamers | Aug 10, 2018 | 0
In a recently released survey (the results of which can be downloaded here), the XR Industry Survey 2018, (VR) Intelligence, a global network of business leaders in VR, AR and immersive tech companies, shed light on both the current state of and growing trends in the industry. Taken at (VRX) 2018, a...
Read MoreFriday Flash Facts: Wally West
andrewrodriguez | Aug 10, 2018 | 0
In 1960, DC comics wanted to capitalize on the overnight success of young sidekicks like young Dick Grayson, and as a result, we got who was likely the next most successful young ward, Kid Flash, in The Flash #110. Wally West, created by John Broome and Carmine Infantino, was relatable in a way ma...
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