The guys talk about the first discs worth of the single-player campaign of Max Payne 3. Check that out below.
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Archive for the ‘Highlighted’ Category
Max Payne 3
On May - 22 - 2012
You Sunk My Very Low Expectations
On May - 19 - 2012
Rick and I hated ourselves enough to see Battleship. This is a video of us explaining what was good about it(not much) and what we didn’t like about it.
The United Stats of America
On May - 19 - 2012
On episode 68 we talked about the Sklar Brothers new show on the History Channel: The United Stats of America. Check that out below!
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I’ll Eat You Up I Love You So
On May - 18 - 2012
Entrance is a low budget horror/psychological thriller based around the life of Suzy (Suziey Block) and her being a young transplant in Los Angeles. You see her daily life as a twenty-something, mostly divided up between being a barista and taking care of her dog. On occasion, you see
her jadedly out and about in social settings, whether out with her friends or deciding to pick a guy up at a bar.
As the movie develops, you start to see Suzy feeling uncomfortable at home and around her neighborhood, hearing sounds in her home that make her feel like someone’s sneaking around without her knowledge. This goes further in a scene where Suzy is asleep with one of her friends, and you see the camera flashes, letting you know someone else IS in fact present.
(spoilers below)
An Interview With the Directors of ENTRANCE
On May - 17 - 2012
Recently Rick and I interviewed Dallas Hallam and Patrick Horvath, the directors of the thriller Entrance, which releases tomorrow. Check out the interview, a trailer for the film, the synopsis, and release info below.
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Will the Real Admiral General Aladeen Please Stand Up?
On May - 17 - 2012
Sacha Baron Cohen is one of those writer/actors that most people either love or hate. I happen to love him. Borat was hilarious, and I didn’t think Bruno was very far off (a lot of people hate that one). In his most recent film, The Dictator, he plays Admiral General Aladeen, the leader of a fictitious middle eastern nation called Wadiya.
Minor plot spoilers below. By minor I mean if you didn’t figure it out from the trailers shame on you.
Marry/Bang/Kill – Battleship, The Dictator, & What to Expect When You’re Expecting
On May - 17 - 2012
In episode 67 we discussed the movies that come/came out this week. They are Battleship, The Dictator(released Wednesday), & What to Expect When You’re Expecting.
I Build Things Up, Then I Break Them Down
On May - 16 - 2012
On episode 66 of The Never Not a Nerd Show Rick and I talk about the Xbox 360 port of the hit PC game Minecraft.
Joss Whedon: The Complete Companion
On May - 15 - 2012
First I should start with a bit of a personal confession. I have never seen Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel, or Dr Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog. I still haven’t finished Firefly, and I’ve only seen one episode of Dollhouse. I have seen Serenity and read Astonishing X-Men, but other than that I’m rather unfamiliar with Joss Whedon’s catalog.
You might think this book isn’t for someone that isn’t already a fan of Whedon, but you’d be wrong. While fans of his work will definitely get the most out of this book, people interested in pop culture in general will appreciate the well thought out essays about the span of Joss Whedon’s career. It’s 450+ pages about Whedon’s career with entire chapters devoted to Buffy, Angel, Firefly and Serenity, Dollhouse, Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog, Whedon’s film career, and the comics he’s written.
At the beginning of each chapter is a 101 familiarizing you with the franchise the rest of that section is about. These are great for people who aren’t fans yet, and I would assume they apply as great refreshers for people who have been longtime fans. The rest are essays about the franchise by people who have studied Whedon’s work and its cultural effects.
This is a great book for fans of Joss Whedon, or someone who may be interested in what he’s done, especially after the most recent movie he directed (The Avengers) has been breaking box office records. It might just make a fan out of you. I know I’m going to be checking out Angel on Netflix now. And I promise I’m going to finish Firefly.
Tim Burton + Soap = Mildy Amusing Camp
On May - 14 - 2012
Dark Shadows is the 8th and latest teaming of Tim Burton and Johnny Depp. It is based on a soap opera of the same name that aired from 1966-1971. Tim Burton took the franchise and turned it into a comedy often dealing with Barnabas Collins’ adjustment to the 70′s from the 18th century that he was familiar with.
