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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 days ago in Geeks
5 Video Games That Deserve A TV Series Adaptation
Over the years, movie studios have often purchased the film rights to popular Video Games in the hope of finding their next potential hit film, often with dreams of a franchise to follow. After all, if the game is popular, a film should be a no-brainer, right? Unfortunately, the end result has often been films considered sub-par by fans and critics alike.
By Kristy Anderson9 days ago in Geeks
6 Video Game Easter Eggs/References In 'The Last Of Us' Season 1
The Last of Us, a TV adaptation of Naughty Dog's popular video game of the same, has just concluded it's first season. The series has proved a hit, easily hooking both new viewers (many looking a for a new post-apocalyptic series to sink their teeth into after the conclusion of The Walking Dead), and those who had come to the series as fans of the games.
By Kristy Anderson13 days ago in Geeks
'The Mandalorian': 4 Important Mandalorian/Jedi Friendships
The Mandalorian episode 3x02, 'The Mines of Mandalore', was packed with action from start to finish, as Din Djarin runs into some trouble during his quest to redeem himself by bathing in Mandalore's living waters. After seeking her help when Din is captured, Grogu shares some surprisingly sweet scenes with Bo-Katan, who some fans had assumed would be a more antagonistic presence in season three due to her earlier desire to reclaim the Darksaber for her own.
By Kristy Anderson17 days ago in Geeks
'Pokemon': The 7 Darkest Fan Theories In The Pokemon Universe
We're about to enter a new era in the Pokemon World. After over twenty years, Ash Ketchum will be officially retired as the main protagonist of the long-running Pokemon anime in just under a month, when the final episode of Pokemon: Aim To Be A Pokemon Master airs in Japan. This will be followed a few weeks later by the premiere of the Pokemon Scarlet and Violet anime, following new protagonists Liko and Roy.
By Kristy Anderson20 days ago in Geeks
'The Mandalorian': Why Some Fans Are Excited Over The 'Space Whales' In 3x01
After nearly two years of waiting, The Mandalorian has returned to Disney Plus for its third season. With the events of Book of Boba Fett having returned Grogu to his rightful place at Mando's side, episode 3x01, 'The Apostate', was able to dive right back into Din Djarin's main goal for the season: Travelling to the supposedly destroyed Mandalore and bathing in the waters there so he can regain his Mandalorian status in the eyes of his cult-like Mandalorian sect, the Children of the Watch.
By Kristy Anderson23 days ago in Geeks
'Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania' How The MCU Remixed Cassie Lang's Journey To Heroism
Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania, the first film of the MCU's phase five, has arrived. Part of the film's plot features the transition of Cassie Lang from an adorable supporting character to a hero in her own right as she masters the use of her very own Pym suit.
By Kristy Andersonabout a month ago in Geeks
'Rugrats': The Series' 10 Best Parodies
Hitting screens a little over three decades ago, Rugrats, one of the three original Nicktoons, remains an icon of popculture. The series is fondly remembered for how it tackled important issues, such as the loss of a parent, or gender equality, in subtle, fun, child friendly ways.
By Kristy Andersonabout a month ago in Geeks
'Pokemon': Ash's 8 Most Notable Unevolved Pokemon, And Why They Haven't Evolved
Ash Ketchum's Pokemon Journey is quickly coming to an end, as the Japanese airing of Pokemon: Aim To Be A Pokemon Master! closing in on the halfway mark. Episode five, 'Burn: The Squirtle Squad!' focused on a long awaited reunion between Ash and his Squirtle, now a famous Pokemon Fire Fighter, and also featured Bulbasaur and Charizard, who along with Pikachu, make up the remainder of Ash's very first Pokemon team still in his possession.
By Kristy Andersonabout a month ago in Geeks
The 7 Best 'Puppy Love' Stories In Cartoons
With Valentine's Day fast approaching, love is in the air for young and old. Some may find themselves longing for simpler times, of the sweet, innocent 'Puppy Love' stories of their youth. Stories of this nature are commonplace in cartoons aimed at children, as they include young characters likely to experience these innocent attractions.
By Kristy Andersonabout a month ago in Geeks
10 Most Important Mandalorians In The 'Star Wars' Universe
After what has felt like a long wait, we are now just one month away from the season three premiere of smash-hit series The Mandalorian on Disney Plus. This season will see The Mandalorian, Din Djarin, and his young charge Grogu, embark on a pilgrimage to Mandalore, now a partially destroyed wasteland, so Din can regain his official status among the Death Watch Mandalorians after removing his helmet back in season two. He will also find himself in conflict with his one time ally Bo-Katan Kryze, who will likely want to best him in battle in order to claim the Darksaber, a powerful symbol of Mandalorian leadership curretly in Din's possession.
By Kristy Anderson2 months ago in Geeks
10 Comic Book Movie Performances That Would Have Received Oscar Nominations If They'd Been In A Different Genre
It has long been an unfortunate but widely accepted fact that films or shows of certain genres, particularly those based on comic book properties, tend to be overlooked and dismissed as popcorn flicks by more prestigious Award shows such as the Emmys, Golden Globes, and especially Oscars. While these films are recognised in categories such as Make-Up, Sound, and Visual Effects, the actors performing in them are more likely to be snubbed by Academy voters come nominations time, even if a similar character or performance in a film of a different genre would be almost certain to get a nod.
By Kristy Anderson2 months ago in Geeks
