Editorial

William Shakespeare’s Star Wars – More Fun Than Podracing

Note: This article serves as both a review and an editorial discussion on the concept as a whole.  The Episode VII title discussion is below the pictured text. The Star Wars franchise has been adapted into just about every medium, parody, and homage that one could imagine over the past couple of decades.  However, perhaps

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More Casting Announcements for ‘Arrow’ and ‘The Flash’

The List Keeps Getting Longer The CW has been busy adding more roles to their DC Entertainment shows Arrow and The Flash.  Shortly after the announcement that actress Devon Aoki, known for her role in Sin City, will have the recurring role as Tatsu Yamashiro (aka Katanna) in Arrow, TVGuide.com announced that Peter Stormare will be joining Arrow as the new

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Sunset Overdrive: Chaotic Comic Relief

Why not so serious? What’s better than jumping around a town, shooting ridiculous weapons at energy drink-induced zombies? Doing all of that, but with 8 other friends. Sunset Overdrive is a promising, tongue-in-cheek, third person shooter from the team behind the Rachet and Clank series, Insomniac Games. This game is going in a completely different direction than most

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Batman v Superman Cast Analysis and a Defense of its Ambition

Scheduled for release on May 6, 2016, Warner Bros.’ first major expansion into a shared cinematic universe will arrive in theaters.  Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice will continue the story began in 2013’s Man of Steel.  Unlike most superhero sequels, which seem to be stand-alone narratives with loose ties to one another, this chapter

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