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The Future of the WWE: A New Era of Wrestling Entertainment
For decades, the WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment) has entertained millions of fans worldwide with its unique blend of athleticism, storytelling, and larger-than-life characters. As we look forward to what the future holds for this global phenomenon, it's essential to consider how the organization is evolving to stay relevant in today's rapidly changing world. This article will discuss the future of WWE, including its focus on talent development, international expansion, new technologies, and the ever-growing WWE Universe.
By Lawrence Lease3 years ago in Geeks
Mandalorian Review
Season three of the Disney hit television series the Mandalorian has not disappointed. One of the pivotal moments of the series thus far, is the quest for redemption undertaken by the Apostate, so branded because he removed his helmet in public, Din Djarin played by the intergalactic child protector Pedro Pascal. In his quest to bathe in the living waters of the mines of Mandalore, Mando drops in on Bo Katan Kryze, played by Bo-Katan herself Katee Sakchoff, at her castle on Kalevala, a moon of Mandalore. Bo-Katan quickly dismisses Mando and the premise of the “creed” that he adheres to in favor of anguishing in her own troubles of having lost support of her army after failing to return with the dark sword which was taken from Moff Gideon by Mando himself. Bo proclaimed Mandalore a cursed planet and sent Mando away. In episode two of season three, Din Djarin finds his way to the capitol city of Mandalore and begins his search for the mines and the living water with the help of Grogu and R5 D4. After Mando is captured, fans are treated to a glimpse of Grogu’s use of the force, which is the clear result of his training with the legendary Jedi Luke Skywalker. Grogu returns to Kalevala to seek the aid of Bo-Katan in rescuing his “dad”. Back on Mandalore, Bo-katan rescues Din Djarin with an absolute display of mastery of hand-to-hand combat, and the use of some unique suit of armor melee weapons that have not been seen in use by any other Mandalorian up until this point. Bo-Katan agrees to take Mando to the mines and the living water. Along the way she recalls life as a member of the royal family on Mandalore, clearly showing her disdain for the traditions of the creed and lore and mythology that is itself at the core of what being a Mandalorian is. To Bo-Katan, being Mandalorian is about the status of being the greatest warriors and the personal gain that status brings. She scoffs as she tells Mando that the mines were the lair of the mythological mythosaur and stops to mockingly read an inscription describing the creature. Mando begins to say the creed and plummets into the waters BO dives in to rescue him once again. As she is bringing Mando back up from the water where she sees something, she sees a real living mythosaur! This is the moment that things change for Bo-Katan of Clan Kryze; this is when she finally starts to believe in the legends of her ancestors and begins to replace her doubt of the traditions of Mand’alor with faith that the creed may be as alive as the once mythical mythosaur. The change from fervent skeptic to at least some acceptance to the creed of the Mandalorians doesn’t completely take hold of BO-Katan until she is accepted by the secret covert of Mandalorians after unintentionally being redeemed when she dove into the living waters to save Din Djarin. It is in episode four of season three when we see alteration of Bo-Katan become real to her. She begins to understand the life of being a Mandalorian is much different from the status of being a Mandalorian. She begins to grasp the reality of how the creed of her ancestors and choosing to walk the way of the Mandalorian is in fact the essence of what her father died trying to protect. Her previous acts as a Mandalorian were centered around conquest and much more of a self-serving nature. After her actions in episode four she learns that by saving the child through selfless acts she has lived up to the highest standard of what being a Mandalorian is. I for one cannot wait until episode five airs tomorrow, watching one of my favorite Mandalorian grow and become what she was meant to be is fascinating to say the least.
By JT SPIDA3 years ago in Geeks
Why i really don't like Star Wars saga
The Star Wars saga is often praised for its epic storyline, iconic characters, and groundbreaking special effects, among other things. However, not everyone subscribes to the hype and adoration that the franchise enjoys - i am one of them! Some people, like me, don't like Star Wars, but... why? Well... you asking, i reply!
By Marie Freeman3 years ago in Geeks
Why you should watch "Life", the first feature film of Stefano Labbia
"Life" is a feature film by Italian screenwriter Stefano Labbia. The film is in pre-production, and has made headlines for the storyline, complex but exciting. "Life" is a masterpiece that explores the intricacies of love, loss, and self-discovery. The film explores the many facets of human existence, including love, loss, and the human spirit.
By William Bower3 years ago in Geeks
Why i watch The Valley tv show?
The Valley is a neo-western family drama that highlights the story of a ranching family in the picturesque plains of Montana. This critically acclaimed show is a fantastic depiction of human relationships, ranching, traditions, and the beauty of the Wild West. The show skillfully blends the old and contemporary elements of the West, offering viewers a unique perspective on rural life in modern-day America.
By Lidia Maer3 years ago in Geeks
Succession' Season 4 Review: The Roys Return to Daddy's Orbit
Introduction Succession, the hit HBO drama about a powerful media family, has returned for its highly anticipated fourth season. The show follows the Roy family as they navigate their complex relationships, power struggles, and corporate maneuverings. Season 3 ended with a shocking betrayal and left fans eager to see what would happen next. In season 4, the tension and drama are higher than ever as the family faces new challenges and old rivalries resurface. In this review, we will delve into the season's first few episodes and analyze what has changed, what has stayed the same, and whether this new season lives up to its predecessor's high standards.
By Siddharth Vishwakarma3 years ago in Geeks
Squid Game Series Review
Unless you've been living under a rock, you've probably heard of "Squid Game." This South Korean series has taken the world by storm since its release on Netflix in September 2021, captivating audiences with its unique storyline and characters. The show, which centers around a group of financially struggling individuals who participate in a deadly game for the chance to win a huge cash prize, has become a cultural phenomenon. In this blog, we'll take a closer look at what makes "Squid Game" so compelling and why it has become such a huge success.
By Hassan Ali Khan3 years ago in Geeks
How 'The Mandalorian' And 'Andor' Have Saved The Legacy Of Three 'Star Wars' Actors
For many, The Mandalorian, the first live-action series in the Star Wars franchise, has been the savior of Disney's era at the helm of the Star Wars franchise. After the relatively poor reception to Disney's sequel trilogy, The Mandalorian, the brain-child of Iron Man Director Jon Favreau, and Dave Filoni, the main creative mind behind much of the growing library of animated Star Wars content, follows the tale of Mandalorian Bounty Hunter Din Djarin after he unexpectedly becomes the guardian of Grogu, a Force-Sensitive foundling.
By Kristy Anderson3 years ago in Geeks
Jonathan Majors: A Biography
Jonathan Majors is an American actor who has captivated audiences with his performances on both the big and small screens. Born on September 7, 1989, in Lompoc, California, Majors grew up on an Air Force base with his parents, a military-trained father and a pastor mother, and his siblings. He credits his parents for instilling discipline and strong values in him that have helped him throughout his career.
By Nhi Luong3 years ago in Geeks
10 Influential TV Shows from the 1980s and 1990s
Between 2000-2010, television entered a Golden Age. By the late nineties, cable television replaced first-run movie premieres, syndicated TV shows, and infomercials with original programming. Without broadcast standards to censor their productions, cable TV pushed the envelope by telling stories that were smart, mature, and challenging. Yet this era didn't exist in a vacuum. Both broadcast and cable television had been producing quality programming for years. In fact, between the 1980s and 1990s, it produced programs that were not only critically acclaimed but influential. This list highlights the Top 10 Most Influential TV shows from that era.
By Cynthia C. Scott3 years ago in Geeks
Taylor Kinney is on Leave from 'Chicago Fire' for the Time Being
Chicago Fire is one of the three shows in the One Chicago prime time drama franchise consisting of Chicago Med, Chicago Fire, and Chicago PD on NBC.
By Margaret Minnicks3 years ago in Geeks
Unpopular Buffy Opinions
With a show of this caliber and the size of the fandom, there are bound to be a few controversial takes here and there. Although I absolutely adore this series, I also have some of these and before I say anything else, they are just my personal opinions and in no way am I asking for people to take them for a fact. Anyway, let's dive in!
By Eve Volungeviciute3 years ago in Geeks