I saw Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 2 this weekend, and man, did I have a blast. Is it a 100% perfect movie? Maybe not – how many comics adaptations are? But is it a really solid comics flick, an excellent second chapter to the Guardians’ adventure, and one of the most fun Marvel movies out…
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 is an amazingly charming movie. The characters they’ve constructed over these two movies are each a delight. There’s an infectious camaraderie that makes it feel like it must be the best movie set to work on the there ever was. The infectious joy and prodigious joke density easily carries…
Also, millions of science fiction fans to watch their first soccer match.
This week we get all literary with reviews of two modern adaptations of classic works: the new TV show Selfie (on ABC Tuesday nights at 8pm) based on My Fair Lady and one of our favorite web series, The Lizzie Bennet Diaries based on Pride and Prejudice. It’s just too bad this doesn’t count…
There’s a misconception that the Power Rangers are just for little kids or for boys (or Karen Gillan – <a href=” saw her ice bucket challenge, right?), but we think the cast of Saban’s Power Rangers Super Megaforce offers a little something for everyone. Don’t believe us? Watch our interview with the Power Rangers…
A new season, a return of an old enemy, a dramatic change to a relationship, and a very surprising casting choice made the premiere episode of Doctor Who quite the rollicking ride. Keep your arms and legs inside the car at all times, mind the spoilers, hang tight to your jewelry (especially bracelets), mind the…
Appearing at the Apple Store in Soho to promote Doctor Who on iTunes, Matt Smith, Karen Gillan and Steven Moffat discuss the upcoming season, what the Eleventh Doctor is like, what role new companion Amelia Pond plays, and who’s coming back. Enjoy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QWg3vxt4gtY
Complete with dialogue from new guy Matt Smith, new girl Karen Gillan, the first of what will probably be many apologies, and the mandatory Doctor joke. All coming for Easter 2010– six weeks and counting.
