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I've Loved and I've Lost
Breaking down is the easiest. You were just a phase, man was I stuck in your maze. Will I miss you, of course I will. I'll never forget, I didn't want this to end.
By Poetic Bank8 years ago in Poets
9 Facts You Didn't Know about 'Heathers'
I have always been a big fan of Christian Slater's, even had the good luck to meet him twice and he was a really great guy, and everyone I have met has told me to see the movie Heathers. I finally caved, and I don't know what I was expecting but it wasn't what I saw. A dark twisted movie that was about the harsh realities of high school and the psychology that is in play when it comes surviving it...
By Tisha Eaton8 years ago in Geeks
Oh Captain, My Captain! Who's The Greatest Captain of Them All?
There have been countless leaders and commanders that have graced the screen, both big and small, over the years. More often than not, they are one of the defining elements in the shows and films we love. Whether we think they are honorable and we would follow them into the lion's den, or maybe we just love to hate them. All the same, they are clearly ingrained in our memory as being something special.
By Matthew Bailey8 years ago in Geeks
What's Happening in the MCU After 'Captain America: Civil War'
Captain America: Civil War (2016) has yet to premiere in the United States, but early screenings have been the delight of many fans across the states. Some of the content within the film needs some explanation, as well as all the questions left unanswered after viewing Captain America: Civil War. If you don't want to know, then stop reading now. There isn't much of a review here, more of an analysis of new content within the film. But not to exaggerate, Captain America: Civil War is the best Marvel Cinematic feature to date. After watching every entry in the franchise since Iron Man (2008), I can say proudly that Captain America: Civil War (2016) is the best Marvel movie ever; probably the best comic-book movie ever. But to reiterate, if you don't want to know the Spoilers for the film, don't read any further. This post will delve into the source material for which the film is based upon, as well as the connectivity to future Marvel films.
By Allie Z.8 years ago in Geeks
The Monster
Every night, I sit in fright, the dark, it closes in, the monster calls, but I refuse, to slip back to the arms, of the monster,
By Emily Frey8 years ago in Poets
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