In which Dude and Andrew talk about the disappointment that was Alien: Covenant. While Andrew wants to like it more than Dude, it’s still not enough to make up for the films flaws. Andrew also goes on a bit of an rant involving some creative insults aimed at Bill Maher.
Show Notes:
Bill Maher Blames Comic Movies for Trump
Ian Mckellan Hobbit tennis balls
Alien Covenant Prologue (The Crossing/Last Supper)
Filed under Movie Reviews, Movies, Podcast
Dude and Andrew indulge their inner 10 year old as the duo discuss Power Rangers, the latest nostalgic reboot. It might not be the best movie ever, but it delivers on what the guys were looking for. Our hosts also get a chance to dive into the latest Justice League Trailer, EliteCon’s cosplay ban, and NYCC’s decision to only sell single day passes for 2017.
NYCC selling single day only passes
Beauty and the Beast – podcast
NYCC Fan verification problems in 2016
NYCC’s Statement on tickets sales
Filed under Movie Reviews, Movies, Podcast
In which Dude and Andrew indulge their love of monster movies and review the brand new Kong: Skull Island. There is quite a bit of good, but also some noticeable stupid along the way. The pair also round out the episode with yet another cover controversy and questions about Stan Lee’s health and how good he really is at female diversity.
Filed under Andrew Hales, Joseph De Paul, Movies, Podcast
In which, Tracy rejoins the cast of Therefore I Geek just in time to discuss the newest edition to 20th Century Fox’s X-men franchise, Logan. This film is the first one to truly seem to bring the gang to a positive consensus–although all three of our heroes believe that it falters a bit in the third act. Dude reveals that he went to church, potentially dooming all of mankind, and Tracy hates on child actors (again).
Filed under Andrew Hales, Joseph De Paul, Movies, Podcast, Tracy Gronewold
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