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The Dark Side Of The Comics: 'Secret Empire' Writer Compares Evil Captain America To 'Star Wars'
Controversy is currently rife on the pages of #Marvel comic books as we "hail" a new era for Steve Rogers. The #superhero powerhouse is currently rocked by the rather controversial #SecretEmpire storyline and the frankly perplexing reveal that not only is #CaptainAmerica an agent of the nefarious Hydra, he has also always been this way. It is safe to say that the plot hasn't only divided fans of the Sentinel of Liberty, but has left most falling on the side of "WTF is this?"
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Geeks
Packers Quarterback Aaron Rodgers Isn't Happy With The Night King's Olympic Hail Mary
Game of Thrones has been known its shocking twists and turns, and Sunday's episode was no exception. Even though some fans are still confused by this season's time shifts, the most recent episode, "Beyond The Wall" provided a heartbreaking moment north of The Wall. While Jon and his merry band of misfits were surrounded by the army of the undead, Daenerys and her three dragons came to the rescue. However, the Night King stunned us all by throwing an Aaron Rodgers-esque Hail Mary and took down Viscerion.
By Matthew Bailey8 years ago in Geeks
Feed 'Em To The Dogs: Quentin Tarantino Reunites 'Reservoir Dogs' Cast For 25th Anniversary
It was clowns to the left of me, jokers to the right as acclaimed director #QuentinTarantino reunited the cast of #ReservioirDogs some 25 years after the film hit cinemas. While the cast may have swapped their black suits and sunglasses for more relaxed attire, Steve Buscemi, Tim Roth, Harvey Keitel, and Michael Madsen were all in attendance alongside Tarantino. Together, the cast made a veritable rainbow in their roles as Mr. Pink, Mr. Orange, Mr. White, Mr. Blonde, and Mr. Brown.
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Geeks
With Black Siren's Return To 'Arrow,' Is Oliver's Team Getting Too Big For Him (And The Show) To Handle?
This post contains spoilers for Arrow Season 5. Since the news broke on Monday that Katie Cassidy will be returning next season as a series regular on Arrow, #LaurelLance fans have been overjoyed. This is the moment we've been hoping for since the original Laurel Lance was killed last season.
By Rachel Carrington8 years ago in Geeks
Teen Troubles: 'X-Men New Mutants' Gets Age-Appropriate Working Title
Well, there is certainly something new over in #JoshBoone's #NewMutants camp. The terrible teen team-up is already in pre-production, but now we know the working title of the film about the youngest #XMen.
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Geeks
Spot The Difference: Why NBC's 'Emerald City' Is Dubbed The New 'Game Of Thrones'
Game of Thrones is out to pasture until its delayed seventh season next year, Westworld might not return until 2018, and they never got around to making more Firefly, so what are we supposed to watch next? Luckily, NBC has something to guide us through though long wintery months in what is being tipped as the "new" new #GameOfThrones — welcome to Emerald City.
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Geeks
Emilia Clarke May Have Ruined The 'Jonerys' Relationship By Calling Another Man "The One"
Throughout this season of Game of Thrones, we've watched as Daenerys Targaryen and Jon Snow embrace their unknown relationship as aunt and nephew; you know, just as any normal family would, by mastering the art of sexual tension and staring longingly into each other's eyes. Okay, maybe that's just a Game of Thrones thing, but the implied attraction has been palpable this season. However, it seems that Emilia Clarke has complicated the pair's future during a cast commentary on the show's latest episode.
By Matthew Bailey8 years ago in Geeks
Why Is Superman Coming Back To 'Supergirl'? Teri Hatcher's Queen Rhea Is The Likely Answer
This post contains spoilers for Supergirl Season 2. Now that Tyler Hoechlin's return as Superman has been officially confirmed for the Supergirl Season 2 finale, viewers are already on edge, wondering what could possibly be bringing Kal-El back to National City. Not that we're not excited to see him again, but an ordinary, everyday bad guy or girl shouldn't be enough to make Superman leave Metropolis.
By Rachel Carrington8 years ago in Geeks
'Noir' You Listening? 'Logan' Is Getting A Glorious Black And White Release
If you remember back to the days before #HughJackman limped onto our screens for his last time as #Wolverine, you may recall the rather gorgeous marketing for the film. With brooding close-ups and far-off black and white shots, some fans were ecstatic at the possibility that #Logan would hark back to days gone by and be showcased entirely in black and white. Alas, what we got was the cinematic release, which was definitely doused with a large helping of blood.
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Geeks
Ivan Reitman Says The Ghostbusters Franchise Isn't Bust Yet - Promises More Sequels!
Just when you think it is dead and buried, those pesky spooks go and resurrect themselves AGAIN. One of the most unusual pieces of news we have heard in a while is that the maligned Ghostbusters: Answer The Call will not be the last time we fire up the proton packs and hop in ECTO 1. Pick up the phone and press redial, we are going to be calling those Ghostbusters again, and again, and again.
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Geeks
'Game of Thrones' Fans Are Sharing Fake Spoilers Across Twitter, And It's Brilliant
When it comes to content leaks, HBO seems to have suffered quite a few major blows over the course of the summer. Hackers have recently made their employee data public and shared an early release of Game of Thrones episodes, along with several other popular HBO series. With all these leaks come the inevitable spoilers which many loyal fans try their best to avoid, but when Reddit, Twitter and YouTube become hotbeds of spoilers its nearly impossible to miss them all.
By Matthew Bailey8 years ago in Geeks
