GUNSHIP – Tech Noir
- Song: “Tech Noir”
- Artist: GUNSHIP
Here’s GUNSHIP with the official video for “Tech Noir” featuring claymation versions of several recognizable movie characters including Robocop.
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Dragons: Race to the Edge – Gone Gustav Gone
- Title: Dragons: Race to the Edge – Gone Gustav Gone
- wiki: link
The arrival of Gustav (Lucas Grabeel) at Dragon’s Edge puts every one on edge as the 16 year-old seeks out Hiccup (Jay Baruchel) proclaiming his readiness to become a Dragon Rider. The others are far less certain, especially after spending time with the boy who nearly burns down one of huts, spends most of his time creeping Astrid (America Ferrera) out with his boyhood crush, and comes close to losing the Dragon’s Eye while heading out on his own treasure-seeking adventure.
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Coming Soon – Concussion
- Title: Concussion
- IMDb: link
We now have our first trailer for Concussion starring Will Smith as the Nigerian forensic pathologist whose discovery of CTE exposed a dark truth the NFL had long kept hidden about the lasting effects of brain injuries on its former players. Alec Baldwin, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Eddie Marsan, Luke Wilson, and David Morse also star.
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Top Ten Super-Hero Movies (Before They Were Cool)
Believe it or not there was a time not so long ago where it wasn’t common to have super-heroes ruling the box office. Back in the day comic fans were lucky to get a comic movie every few years let alone multiple movies released all in the same summer. Long before Marvel Studios began building their Marvel Cinematic Universe and Christopher Nolan rebooted his Dark Knight super-heroes still found their way to the silver screen, albeit in smaller numbers. Imbued with a certain cheesy charm that today’s far gritter heroes might scoff at, these movies give us heroes in the true meaning of the word. Released between the period of 1940 and 1996, here are the Top Ten Super-Hero Movies (Before They Were Cool).
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Magneto #21
- Title: Magneto #21
- Comic Vine: link
- Writer: Cullen Bunn
- Artist: Gabriel Hernandez Walta
Magneto is dead. Again. Despite being my favorite villain in the Marvel pantheon I somehow can’t get moved by the the X-Men’s greatest enemy, and sometimes friend, stepping in to save the world which he’s always viewed as lesser than himself and has always viewed him as little more than a monster.
I have spent my time avoiding Marvel’s new Secret Wars crossover and its tie-ins so I don’t really understand why the world is being destroyed, what exactly is destroying it, where the other heroes seem to be, or what Magneto actually does to save the world in an issue that reads an awful lot like a cheap rip-off of The Final Night. Still, I will admit I enjoyed the flashabacks to the character’s more flamboyant past (and his trademark red and blue costume).
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