This review was originally posted on Punch Drunk Critics I’ve been pretty unimpressed and leery of new Warnes Animation direct to video DC universe efforts of late; mostly because I’m not a fan of the stories they have been adapting. While their efforts were good they haven’t been able to take uninteresting Justice League reboot…
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This episode is a conversation with my friend Taylor Pithers from England. This episode is just an overall (and long) conversation about pop culture. We cover the basis of movies, sports, tv, shoes and music.
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This review was originally posted on Punch Drunk Critics In all of the crises the news shows us each and every day, do you remember the one about the Silk Road? It’s the place in the dark corners of the Internet where people are able to buy and sell illegal drugs anonymously. All the gloom…
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This episode is another conversation with Ron Wimberly. This time we talk about the DC Comics character Cyborg. Ron was asked if he wanted to do a variant cover for the upcoming new title this summer (also for Green Arrow) but he declined.
He never really liked or understood Cyborg on a design level so he wanted to talk about it. We start there and then go into tangents about story telling and a lot of DC Comics properties. At the end I ask if you the listeners would like to hear my thoughts on the upcoming Avengers Age of Ultron film since I stopped seeing superhero movies.
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Music in this episode:
Frank Ocean – You Are Love (cover)
Action Bronson – Actin’ Crazy
Rihanna – Bitch Better Have My Money (BBHMM)
Drake – Legend
Meek Mill – B Boy
iLoveMakonnen feat. Minos and Rich the Kid – Whip It (remix)
Vic Mensa feat. Kanye West – U Mad
(copyright the respective artists)
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This review was originally posted on Punch Drunk Critics DreamWorks is back again with another new animated feature or franchise, this time with Home. Now I really didn’t expect much from this movie. All I knew was the super nerdy guy from The Big Bang Theory, a show I detest, was voicing an alien that’s…
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