Game of Thrones: Mhysa
There’s one real issue with Game of Thrones’s habit of making Episode 9 of each season a powerful, high-budget shocker – they have to follow Continue Reading
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Stuff you watch with your eyeballs
Movie review: Man of Steel
I am so happy to live in a time now where super hero comic book movies are the big movie events every summer. I remember Continue Reading
And Not a Soul To Hear – Reactions to Game of Thrones S3E9
Warning! Major spoilers for Season 3, Episode 9 of Game of Thrones follow, as well as videos with some truly inspired use of the English Continue Reading
Superman: Unbound
In my anticipation of the screening i’m going to Monday night for Man of Steel, I picked up Superman: Unbound, the animated movie. While admittedly, Continue Reading
Game of Thrones: The Rains of Castamere
I read A Storm of Swords about nine years ago, in a public library, because I had to start reading immediately, to find out what Continue Reading
Movie review: After Earth
After Earth is the new special effects laden futuristic action movie starring Will and Jaden Smith. Set 1000 years in the future after humanity has Continue Reading
Star Trek: Into Something Something Something
I wasn’t thrilled with the new Star Trek. I’m not using that phrase as an intentional understatement implying that I didn’t like the movie. I Continue Reading
Game of Thrones: Second Sons
On the surface, “Second Sons” wasn’t that much different from the last couple weeks of Game of Thrones: lots of set-up, checking around the world, Continue Reading
Iron Mang 3
I saw Iron Man 3 this weekend and it was pretty good. Probably the worst of the trilogy, but still a good movie. As a Continue Reading
Game of Thrones: The Bear and the Maiden Fair
We need to talk about Theon Greyjoy. Well. That’s not entirely accurate. We don’t need to talk about Theon Greyjoy. I just feel compelled to Continue Reading
Reviewing & Analyzing Evangelion 3.33 – (Don’t) Get in the Fcking Robot, Shinji
Last week I talked about Neon Genesis Evangelion and why you should drop what you’re doing and watch Rebuild of Evangelion. This week, we’re talking about Continue Reading
Dead Space trilogy and Aliens films – So close, so far
I love Alien and Aliens. They are two wildly different films, and I tend to like Alien better than Aliens,but they were extremely solid movies. Continue Reading
Game of Thrones: The Climb
Writing about Game of Thrones from the perspective of a book reader – let’s be clear, a babbling, frothing fanboy – it’s tempting to start Continue Reading
It All Comes Tumbling Down; Why You Should Watch Rebuild of Evangelion
Neon Genesis Evangelion is arguably the most polarizing anime ever broadcast. Originally on the air in 1995, Eva (aka Shin Seiki Evangelion; lit., ‘New Gospel Continue Reading
Game of Thrones: Kissed By Fire
Welcome to a Dorkadia review of Game of Thrones! Reuben is writing these from the perspective of a book reader & show watcher, but focusing Continue Reading
It’s Gonna Be Totally Awesome – A Very Potter Musical
About four years ago at my last job, a coworker introduced me to A Very Potter Musical. AVPM, which is a series of performances based Continue Reading
Game of Thrones: And Now His Watch Is Ended
Welcome to a Dorkadia review of Game of Thrones! Reuben is writing these from the perspective of a book reader & show watcher, but focusing Continue Reading
Justice League
I don’t hide the fact that i’m pretty much a DC fangirl, and consume tons of whatever media they throw at me (though in Continue Reading
Batman: Under the Red Hood Animated Movie
Yesterday on the Dorkadia Podcast, Hannah and I talked about the world of Batman, and some of the recent, and not so recent Continue Reading
Revolution – Why can’t you just make sense?
If you haven’t yet seen Revolution and you plan to do so, you may want to stop reading. This article is going to be chock Continue Reading
Winter’s Been Here
At the time you’re reading this, Game of Thrones’s third-season premiere has come and gone. Blood has been spilled, pithy witticisms have been uttered, and Continue Reading