Pretty much what it says on the cover: a comic adaptation of last year’s feature film.
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Bento Review: Conan And The Songs Of The Dead
Conan the Barbarian goes on an unexpected quest involving old gods and wizards, or what he might call “Tuesday”.
Geek Review: The Last Jedi
Episode 8 may be the most controversial Star Wars movie yet, especially in the Gabbing Geek offices. Here’s one more set of opinions, and they’re SPOILER FREE.
Oscar Nominees: Ryan And Watson’s Oscarchat
The Oscar nominees are here, so Watson and I had to chat about them all. While these aren’t necessarily our predictions, since that comes after careful consideration and evaluation of various oddsmakers, here is what we’re thinking.
Ryan’s 2016 Movie Rankings
Turns out this wasn’t a great year in terms of me making it to the movie theater. Yet another way 2016 sucked. But I
[SPOILERS] The Rogue One Chatroom
The Gabbing Geek crew has been a bit silent since our video podcasting tool went broke and we’ve been too busy to record a podcast. Or to write much in terms of articles. We just left Tom sitting in the comfy chair, turned the TV on, and told him to write whatever came to mind. But we’re all still around and we chat amongst ourselves when the mood strikes. Such a mood clearly struck when Rogue One was released. So here, with some editing, is our Rogue One chatroom discussion. Yes, it has spoilers, so go see the movie and then come join our conversation.
Geek Review: Rogue One
We have three of these already…what’s one more?
The Good, The Bad, And the Ugly of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
Rogue One is a B+ Star Wars story about hope and rebels and the imperial bureaucrats that stand to gain nothing from joining the dark side. The movie is good! But there are good, bad, and ugly points that I think we should explore.
Ryan’s Spoiler-Free Rogue One Review
The third act of this movie saves it from being…dare I say it…bad. There are a few standout moments in the first two acts but the third is truly brilliant. I admired the way this movie skirted the line of wanting to be dark and gritty but still fit into the Star Wars universe. I’m not sure it succeeded, but I admired the effort.
Watson’s Spoiler-Free Rogue One Review
Some of the best scenes in Star Wars history are in this movie (both space and land battles…especially the last 30 minutes!), some of the new characters are instant classics (Cassian, Krennic, and K), and the effects really compliment the serious storytelling rather than overwhelm it.