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You Gotta Fight For Your Right: Arya's 'Game Of Thrones' Fight With Brienne References Her Entire History
Game of Thrones once again tried to top itself as Season 7 of HBO's fantasy epic continues its run of "best episodes ever." However, while "The Spoils of War" had one hell of a Stark reunion, we all remember the episode for one particular fight scene between two favorite characters. Forget Cleganebowl (for now), let's talk about the Wolf vs. the Giant.
Tom ChapmanPublished 6 years ago in GeeksTop 10 Disney Channel Original Movies
Growing up, one of the best things to look forward to was when a new Disney Channel movie was coming out, or when they would show a rerun of your favorite movie since back then there wasn't a DVR. This Memorial Day weekend they will be running through many of the classic movies all weekend long leading up to their 100th original movie, Adventures in Babysitting. In celebration of this amazing event, here are the top 10 original movies that were released by the Disney channel.
Tisha EatonPublished 6 years ago in GeeksYabba Dabba Don't: Seth MacFarlane Is Finally Giving Up On His 'Flintstones' Reboot
They say that a rolling (Flint) stone gathers no moss, but what on Earth is going on with everyone's favorite modern Stone Age family? After the dino-mite success of Hanna-Barbera's '60s cartoon, The Flinstones has struggled to move with the times. Those of us who grew up in the '90s will remember Brian Levant's campy live-action movie from 1994 that starred John Goodman, Rosie O'Donnell, and Halle Berry. #TheFlintstones was a like it or lump it affair, which scored big at the box office and was followed by the inevitable prequel/sequel, but Viva Rock Vegas sent the series back to the Stone Age in 2000.
Tom ChapmanPublished 6 years ago in Geeks'Godzilla 2' Will Feature Mothra, Rodan And King Ghidora
2014 was a spectacular year, as the King of Monsters found himself on screen once more. The king was loosely considered admirable, but questionable to long-time fans due to the subtle changes made. Long gone were the days of seeing that rubber-suit creature, but also long gone are the days of non-CGI creatures, which adoring fans loved about the series.
Dustin MurphyPublished 6 years ago in Geeks'The Walking Dead': Did Robert Kirkman Give Away a Major Character Death or Was He Trolling Us Again?
The following article contains spoilers for The Walking Dead Season7. At the 2017 Emerald City Comic-Con in Seattle on Saturday, Robert Kirkman did a Q&A for The Walking Dead's panel, answering quite a few questions about the remaining episodes of Season 7. Kirkman hinted at more moments from the comics translating over to the #TheWalkingDead television series:
I'm On The Egerton Of Glory: Taron Egerton Wants A Huge Star To Join 'Kingsman 3'
It really is the "spies" the limit when it comes to securing big Hollywood names for Matthew Vaughn's Kingsman movies. The recent release of Kingsman: The Golden Circle being a prime example, and going off-piste from Mark Millar's graphic novels, The Golden Circle took liberties to create its own cavalcade of colorful characters known as the Statesmen. Bulking the already impressive cast with the likes of Jeff Bridges, Halle Berry, and Channing Tatum, Vaughn certainly upped the star factor from 2014's first film.
Tom ChapmanPublished 6 years ago in GeeksWell, That Got Creepy: Did You Catch the Saw Easter Egg on Last Night's Episode of the Flash?
In the episode of The Flash Season 3, "Wrath Of Savitar," Savitar, played by Tobin Bell, made his shocking debut in signature villain style. By influencing Wally West, Savitar manipulated him into throwing the last remaining piece of the Philosopher's Stone into the Speed Force, freeing Savitar. In doing so, Wally was trapped in Savitar's place. But before Savitar was freed, he gave an interesting monologue to Team Flash.
Hungry Eyes: Dany Was '85% Sure' Drogon Wouldn't Eat Jon In That 'Game Of Thrones' Scene
There is no denying that the Seven Kingdoms got a lot smaller in Season 7 of Game of Thrones, and pretty much anyone who was anyone in Westeros broke bread or promises. Jon met Dany, Arya met Nymeria, Cersei met her enemies, and Littlefinger met his maker (sob), but there was one particular pow-wow that was more dangerous than most. When you are trying to woo the Mother of Dragons, it is probably best not to forget that you have to get past her own personal guard dog before you can head below deck and send that ship a-rockin'.
Tom ChapmanPublished 6 years ago in Geeks'Transformers: The Last Knight' May Struggle In The Weekend Box Office — Is This The End?
When Michael Bay first introduced us to our favorite Robots in Disguise in live action, we were captivated. We were astonished as the gigantic machines fighting on screen came to life from the animated franchises of the past. However, after eight years of sequels, it seems that the famous franchise has run its course, as it's been predicted that this franchise could see an all-time opening low in the box offices with the upcoming Transformers: The Last Knight.
Dustin MurphyPublished 6 years ago in Geeks'Steppen' On Up: 'Justice League' Toys Give Our Best Look At Steppenwolf Yet
It looks like the DCEU is preparing to come together (right now) and put all its superhero eggs in one basket with the upcoming Justice League. Fresh off the back of Wonder Woman's critical acclaim, hopes are high that Geoff Johns and co. can deliver DC's equivalent of the Avengers and give their own expanded universe a kick up the backside.
Tom ChapmanPublished 6 years ago in Geeks'Get Out' Director, Jordan Peele Comments on His Future As a Director and Upcoming Projects
(WARNING: Spoilers for Get Out follow.) As you've probably already heard (or maybe haven't), Get Out has become a breakout hit with audiences everywhere. Quite a bit of attention has fallen onto the racially charged film but positive attention at that. While the film may not resonate with everyone, it has resonated with a large enough audience that it's receiving a fair amount of praise, including an incredibly high score on RottenTomatoes.
Breaking The Iron Bank: 'Game Of Thrones' Season 8 Will Have The Show's Most Expensive Episodes Yet
With iron thrones, extravagant weddings, and gilded halls, there is no denying that the Seven Kingdoms aren't exactly short of a bob or two. It is easy to see how the sprawling spectacle that is HBO's Game of Thrones is currently one of the most expensive shows on television thanks to its nautical brawls, CGI dragons, and paying to keep Emilia Clarke in a spiffing blonde wig.
Tom ChapmanPublished 6 years ago in Geeks