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What Will We Learn About The Man of Steel From 'Krypton,' The New SyFy Series About Superman's Origins?
With Syfy greenlighting the pilot for Krypton, we're about to get the opportunity to see more than the bits and pieces of Superman's past that television shows, movies, and comic books have given us. As much as I love Superman, I'm excited for a show that explores Kal-El's origins.
By Rachel Carrington8 years ago in Geeks
'Suicide Squad' - The Anticipation is Killing Me
Though this weekend has been littered with reviews and theories about the MCU and how Ultron affected it as well as ideas about the Infinity Gauntlet and how it correlates to the rest of phase 2 and into phase 3... something beautiful dropped on Twitter thanks to David Ayer.
By Matthew Bailey8 years ago in Geeks
Captain America Civil War: How would the X-Men weigh in
Captain America: Civil War is set to release in less than a months time. The internet is currently being bombarded with fan questions and theories, speculating on what motivation will drive the film. It's obvious that the film will focus on Captain America, but as to how the Civil War will conclude is up to debate. Another question on people's minds is how and where are the X-Men in all this? Yes, their property rights are currently under 20th Century Fox and Captain America: Civil War is packed with superheroes as it is, but where would the X-Men fit into the Civil War conflict if they were given the opportunity to appear? Their Marvel Comics' counterparts have members of the X-Men and other fellow mutants on opposing sides, just as members of the Avengers find themselves in Captain America: Civil War. It's not impossible to think that in the near future 20th Century Fox will come to an agreement with Disney and Marvel to share the properties of the X-Men, and fellow mutants. Fox is down to only having proprietary rights over the X-Men out of the Marvel franchise; the rights to Daredevil, Punisher, Ghost Rider, and Blade have all reverted back to Marvel and Disney which is leading toward the inevitability of the X-Men becoming a part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. If and when this agreement will be reached is still unknown, but it brings up an intriguing question as to how the X-Men would fit into the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Were the X-Men to be brought into the MCU' as it's currently facing the fate of Captain America: Civil War, the mutants of the X-Men could have an interesting role in the MCU' just as their comic-book counterparts played crucial roles in the Civil War event as well.
By Allie Z.8 years ago in Geeks
Beauty in the Impossible
The impossible, what is it? Is it something we can reach, or something that drifts away? Is it something that is tangible, or a wisp in the wind?
By Brittany Starmer8 years ago in Poets
Intro
She's me or I'm her. Whatever she is, she's not new. She's been in my head ever since my first heartbreak. With such heartbreak and traumatic events that followed in such a messy sequence, my other half has taken over, it's as if this new side of me has been unleashed, I've been able to tap into deeper emotions which have been chaotic and I've decided to numb them. My other half is running around in a suffocating maze inside my head begging to breathe, begging to be heard. I feel like this is perfect place to let her roam free. Welcome to my other half's playground.
By Poetic Bank8 years ago in Poets
The Superhero Movie We Deserve: Nickelodeon's Awesome Captain Planet
I grew up in the early 90s. My childhood was comprised of classic Nickelodeon, Captain Crunch and Saturday morning cartoons. One show that I was truly dedicated to watching was Captain Planet. I loved the "edutainment" that it brought, and even though I really had no idea what environmentalism actually meant, I remember it as being a highlight of my mornings.
By Matthew Bailey8 years ago in Geeks
Post Credit Scene for Season 4 'Once Upon a Time'
What we were left with: A lot of the time, season finales leave us with major cliffhangers, even more so than the movies that are angling for a sequel. It's to build the tension, leaving us with months to wait before we find out what is going to happen. When we left off with the Once Upon a Time group, they were watching as Emma got swept into the darkness, presumably to become The Dark One, leaving the dagger behind. While that is a big teaser itself, I feel like they could have gone with a post credit scene to take the tension one step further.
By Tisha Eaton8 years ago in Geeks
Monsters
Monsters haven't disappeared they've nothing but evolved. We no longer fear what's under our beds but instead whats in our heads.
By Desiree Bratcher8 years ago in Poets