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Losing Joe's Place
Today, on Thriftshop Books, I'm looking at Gordon Korman's 1990 novel Losing Joe's Place. A few days ago, I was perusing a local second-hand shop, and in a back corner, I saw a book that seemed interesting, but otherwise non-descript. It had a key attached to a key chain with one of the seemingly always there smiley faces hanging off of it.
By Adam S9 years ago in Geeks
The DC Extended Universe Movies Have Been (Mostly) Fine
With the recent release of Wonder Woman, it appears as if the public as a whole is warming up to the DC Extended Universe. Here we have a film that has not only embraced and beautifully demonstrated an empowering female character, but it has also seemingly started a restoration; it is the first movie so far in the DCEU that is critically acclaimed while also creating a sense of awe, and more importantly intrigue, in the minds of the consumers. The financial success has always been there for them, but that's always been despite the reviews, not because of them. The creative individuals behind Man of Steel, Batman v Superman and Suicide Squad have just not been able to get the momentum going.
By Tyler Selig9 years ago in Geeks
Legend of the Ghost Lion for the NES
Known in Japan as White Lion Densetsu, and based on a movie of the same name, Ghost Lion is a really cool NES RPG. This game’s mechanics are odd in comparison to other RPGs of the time, and odd in comparison with just about any other RPGs, truthfully.
By Aaron Dennis9 years ago in Geeks
Cars 3: Nathan Fillion Interview
Nathan Fillion (Castle, Firefly) has had a long and varied career in both film and television but what he loves doing most is lending his voice to characters on the big and small screens.
By Bonnie Laufer9 years ago in Geeks