The Perks of Being a Wallflower is one of the best films you will see this year. Based on the book of the same name, writer/director Stephen Chbosky has produced a great coming of age film. Every now and then a coming of age film comes along that is heralded for “defining a generation;” films
When Easter is on the horizon, it must make you rack your brain about what to get that special nerdy someone in your life, right? Sure you are. Well worry not friends; InJustice: Gods Among Us will be released in April 2013, as announced today. Alongside that announcement, WB Interactive and DC Entertainment released a
With less a week left until the film comes out on BluRay and DVD, Warner Bros. and DC has released another clip from the upcoming release of The Dark Knight Returns. In the same fashion that each previous clip (here & here) has had this clip is low on action, but still interesting to watch.
You can listen to this episode on our Comic Issues channel at Anchor.fm! Ahoy Mateys! It be time for another exciting episode of Comic Issues. This week the crew sails the seven seas in honor of International Talk Like a Pirate Day! Answering many piratical questions including “What be thy favorite Pirate?” Discover the buried
After seventeen years at the helm of the company they founded, founders Ray Muzyka and Greg Zeschuk announced their retirement from BioWare today. “This has been an incredibly difficult decision to make,” Muzyka said in his blog post; “after thinking about it for many months, I made the decision to retire from videogames back in
Adolf, written by the father of manga Tezuka Osamu, is not your basic average manga. Rather than using fluffy shoujo plot devices or muscly shounen characters, Adolf ties together three different worlds in a political thriller both intelligent and captivating. Synopsis Adolf, by father of manga Tezuka Osamu, is a microcosm of three distinct societies during the
I myself had all but given up on reading. Not finding too many titles that interested me, I felt I needed to be a tween to enjoy any of the current medium. (Not to knock Potter or even the Twilight series; I understood the fan base and I was glad that someone was writing for
We know what, where, and when, but did Nintendo really address the concerns and answer the questions they needed to?
Assuming you haven’t been living under a rock for the past 27 years (29 if you reside in the swanky, get-every-awesome-piece-of-electronics-first Asian market), you will be fully aware of the fact that an impending Nintendo console generation launch is a big nerdy deal.
Well, it’s big nerdy deal time again. Nintendo will be launching its questionably-named Wii U Console in North America on Sunday, November 18th. This news comes as a result of a well-publicized meet-and-greet thrown by NOA earlier this week in New York, and broadcast via Nintendo’s increasingly impressively effective website, www.nintendo.com
You can listen to this episode on our Movie Issues channel at Anchor.fm! This week, the boys travel back to 1939 in days of old-time radio. We watched 1994s Radioland Murders, a flop produced by a little-known fellow named George Lucas before he ended up working on this little movie called Star Wars you may have heard of