The 2019 WWE Draft has just finished and rumors of trade are looming. According to WWE’s Booker T, a monumental trade is looming and will be announced tomorrow night on FS1’s new wrestling show. According to some WWE wrestlers, they are not happy with the results of the WWE Draft and who can blame them? Many overlooked and even frequently used WWE talents are currently without a show ...[Read More]
The WWE Draft is upon us! Tonight the WWE roster will be up for grabs with FOX and USA as the top two bidders. Earlier this year, WWE announced the wild card rule in an attempt to show that superstars from each brand could cross over. Sadly, this ridiculous rule caused confusing storylines while failing to improve the WWE’s ratings. With Smackdown now airing on FOX on Friday nights, WWE, USA...[Read More]
Nerds rejoice! The Academy has recognized a comic book film this year! The raw and emotional end to Hugh Jackman’s portrayal as Logan, aka Wolverine, was a brilliant piece of cinema in 2017. The Academy has just recently announced the 2018 nominees, giving FOX’s Logan a Best Adapted Screenplay nod.
Futurama may be relegated to perpetual reruns on TV, but that doesn’t mean fans aren’t ever going to get new content. Just announced today, TinyCo and Fox Interactive will be bringing Futurama: Worlds of Tomorrow to mobile later this year!
Did you grow up playing the game Killer Instinct? Who didn’t own that game when growing up? Well as many of you know Rare happened to create the game during the 90’s. Rare has said on more than one occasion they’d love to create another Killer Instinct game for Xbox 360 but what was stopping them?
This week’s episode didn’t have a lot of laughs, but its interesting plot made up for it, adding a bit of mystery to the well known Simpsons formula.
In this week’s episode, Marge’s sister Selma gets married, Bart finds a hidden talent, and the Jersey Shore is parodied. The result is a tired, out of sync episode, where the jokes are forced and the plot is boring.
This week’s episode was one of my favorites of the season. It had all the things that make a Simpsons episode great, it was funny, had great guest appearances and had sentimentality to make the story meaningful.
Will Homer finally stop his strangling ways?
I’m a fan of Darren Aronofsky. He knows what he’s doing, and he tends to surround himself with people who, in turn, know what they’re doing. This combination produces the results we’ve seen from Aronofsky. That being said, I had no idea how he would tackle a movie like Wolverine. As time passed, and more was revealed about the plot, I started hoping that Aronofsky’s T...[Read More]
A vast improvement over last week's episode.
This week’s Simpsons offering was pretty ho hum. Unlike the past few episodes, where some great jokes saved some bland plots, “The Scorpion’s Tale” was short on laughs, and ultimately was a forgettable experience.