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'Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials,' Trailer One Quick Reaction
This is the first trailer of the highly anticipated second installment of the Maze Runner franchise. Much like the first movie; it's biggest draw to viewers who were not readers of the James Dashner's series, was the mystery surrounding the Maze. The Scorch Trials seems like it will follow that same marketing plan to try and attract an audience.
By Tyler S. Callaway9 years ago in Geeks
9 of the Most Messed-up Moments in the 'Pirates of the Caribbean' Series
Avast ye landlubbers: Dead Men Tell No Tales / Salazar's Revenge is here! The latest Pirates of the Caribbean movie is set to broadside the box-office and shiver timbers once more, complete with its original core cast, and Paul McCartney thrown in for good measure!
By Max Farrow9 years ago in Geeks
All-Star Fan Casting: 'Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers'
Lionsgate has entered the casting process of their Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers reboot. Names like Liam Hemsworth, Taylor Lautner, and Chloe Grace-Mortez have been rumored. But I have a list of 6 actors I believe will not only give us some of the best up and coming talents, but a very diverse cast.
By Tyler S. Callaway9 years ago in Geeks
Most Anticipated Movies of 2018
There are a lot of really good movies expected to come out in the upcoming year of 2018. Below is a list of the most anticipated movies coming out. Whether they have been expected since I was a kid or the first one was so good that people are truly excited for a sequel.
By Katrina Chamberlain9 years ago in Geeks
Music To Our Ears: Could John Carpenter Score The New 'Halloween' Film?
Music, maestro, please - that's right, the man responsible to bringing the rubber-faced Michael Myers to our screens, has just peaked his involvement in the long-mooted Halloween franchise reboot. Director-cum-musician John Carpenter could be returning to Halloween to tinkle the ivories, nearly 38 after its original release.
By Tom Chapman9 years ago in Geeks
5 Actresses That Prove Tommy Oliver Could Be Played by a Woman
(Mild spoilers for Power Rangers will follow) I was blown away by the nostalgia fueled joy ride that was Dean Isrealite's Power Rangers, so much so that I am already pumped for the inevitable sequel that is to follow in the coming years. If the after credits scene is a tease of what's to follow then that means we will be seeing all-time fan favorite character Tommy Oliver joining the team or facing off against them in the future.
By Tyler S. Callaway9 years ago in Geeks
5 Casting Decisions Everybody Hated, But Then Loved
Nowadays, everything is scrutinized online. Be it writing, films, games or TV shows, anyone who has access to a keyboard has the capability to express their opinions about certain subjects (hell, I'm doing it right now!). Every once in a while, a movie studio casts an actor in a role that causes huge debate. Recently, rumors surfaced online that Zendaya would not be playing a character called Michelle in the upcoming Spider-Man: Homecoming, but she would in fact be playing Mary Jane Watson. It doesn't take much to look at Zendaya and see she doesn't look much like the comic's version of Mary Jane, but just because she might not LOOK the part, that doesn't mean she won't be really good in the role. I admit, I've seen nothing of her or her acting ability, but I'm happy to reserve judgement until the film is released.
By Alex Hodgson9 years ago in Geeks
Happy Birthday Jason Voorhees - 13 Of His Best Pop Culture Pop-Ups!
On June 13, 1946, Pamela Voorhees gave birth to a bouncing baby boy - just a shame that boy turned out to be a prolific serial killer. So, what do you get Jason Voorhees for his birthday? Some machete polish? A new hockey mask? Some sexy teenager campers? Well, get thinking, because it is the official birthday of Camp Crystal Lake's most famous resident. Whilst we leave the gifts to Mrs. Voorhees, let's check out 13 of Jason's best pop culture references to celebrate the horror icon's 70th birthday.
By Tom Chapman9 years ago in Geeks
Who Got Probed? The 'E.T.' Sequel We (Thankfully) Never Got!
E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial has just turned 34 years old. Although the character is technically over 10 million years old, Steven Spielberg's iconic film cycled off to the moon on June 11, 1982. Possibly the ultimate family sci-fi film, the star character, E.T., was was the telephone-using, Reese's Pieces-eating alien, who we all wanted to take home. As early as July that year, there were plans for a sequel, but if it had been made, would E.T. II have been Temple of Doom or Kingdom of the Crystal Skull?
By Tom Chapman9 years ago in Geeks
