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7 Comic Franchises That Could Get An R-Rating Thanks To Deadpool

February 16, 2016February 17, 2016 W.T. BaneMovies

  Deadpool really pulled it off this weekend with a gross of over $300 million worldwide. While a success for the property itself, it’s huge victory for comic properties for a more mature audience. Long has it been thought a…

batman, deadpool, marvel cinematic universe, mcu, rated r, wolverine 3, x-force1 Comment

All The Nerdy Super Bowl Spots In One Place

February 8, 2016 Kenneth ShippMovies

That’s right, we have all the Big Game Trailers right here for you. Check ’em out.    

Captain America, civil war, independence day, pokemon, Super bowl trailers, TMNT, x-men1 Comment

Captain America: Civil War Super Bowl Spot

February 7, 2016 Nerd UnionMovies

Coming out of “the Big Game”, here is the newest look at Captain America: Civil War. Who’s side are you on?

Cap 3, Captain America, civil war, Super Bowl, trailer

Should Batman Kill in Batman V. Superman: Dawn of Justice

February 2, 2016 W.T. BaneMovies

There’s been a recent uproar of coverage lately coming out of Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice when producer Charles Rowen referred to the hero as an “executioner” in the upcoming film. This has caused a stir amongst hardcore fans…

batman, Batman V Superman, bvs, Death, joker, kill, Punisher, superman

The Rundown: Wonder Woman, Justice League, TV Squabbling & more!!

January 24, 2016 Kenneth ShippMovies, TV

Hey Nerd faithful!! Did you catch everything that’s been released this week? CW hosted an excellent teaser show for a bunch of DC properties. We received more Batman v, Superman info for some inexplicable reason. (I say that because we…

Batman vs Superman, CW, Justice league, nbc, Netflix, Suicide Squad1 Comment

Stop Calling the Force Awakens Racist!

January 20, 2016 Kenneth ShippMovies

I don’t normally single out articles, but it seemed necessary to call out some bullcrap when I see it. And no, I’m not talking about the Oscars…at least not this time

john boyega, Racist, response, Star Wars, The Force Awakens3 Comments

How To Fix The Oscars

January 18, 2016 Kenneth ShippMovies

Honestly what did we expect? I haven’t had much respect for the Oscar institution since 2008. Looking back now,  that’s been looking like a better and better decision each year. Here’s where the Academy gets it and wrong how to…

Diversity, The Academy, The Dark Knight, The Oscars1 Comment

“A Surprisingly Refined Michael Bay” 13 Hours Review

January 18, 2016July 24, 2016 Kenneth ShippMovie Reviews, Movies, Reviews

Trevor Law and myself trashed this film pretty hard when the first trailer dropped months ago. And rightfully so; Michael Bay has been pumping out some utter garbage the last few years. Horribly written characters coupled with frantic and indistinguishable action scenes from…

13 hours, Benghazi, John Krasinki, Micheal Bay, Movie Review

All My Cultural Icons Are Dying

January 14, 2016January 14, 2016 James NelsonMovies

My birthday was two days ago. I turned 29. For some reason I couldn’t put my finger on why it didn’t quite feel like a birthday. Sure, I had to work, and I didn’t have a party planned, but even…

Alan Rickman, David Bowie, deaths, Lemmy3 Comments

“Is DiCaprio In His Prime?” The Revenant Review

January 14, 2016July 11, 2016 Kenneth ShippMovies

Fresh off a Golden Globe win for best actor, Leonardo DiCaprio was rather stunning and committed to his portrayal of Hugh Glass. With an amazing direction from Alejandro G. Iñárritu, The Revenant may be getting DiCaprio and the rest of…

alejandro Iñárritu, golden globes, leonardo dicaprio, oscars, the revenant, tom hardy

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