Showing posts with label GotG. Show all posts
Showing posts with label GotG. Show all posts
Thursday, July 16, 2020
PODCAST: "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2" - Avengers Countdown 15 w/ Jamie and Ryan!
Watched: 07/09/2020
Format: BluRay
Viewing: Third or Fourth
Decade: 2010's
Director: James Gunn
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It's Family Issues in Spaaaaaace! Join Jamie and Ryan as we consider the second installment in the unlikeliest of the Marvel movie sub-franchises! After a ragtag bunch of misfits comes together, what's next? And what makes this series different from other Marvel films? It's all here! Check it out!
Music:
Brandy (You're a Fine Girl) - Looking Glass
Father and Son - Cat Stevens
Playlist:
Thursday, May 2, 2019
PODCAST: "Avengers: Endgame" (2019) - Avengers Kinda Chronological Countdown w/ Jamie & Ryan
Watched: 04/25 & 26/2019
Format: Alamo Slaughter Lane/ South Lamar
Viewing: First/ Second
Decade: 2010's
Jamie and Ryan went to see "Avengers: Endgame" twice in two days. We talk the epic conclusion to the first ten or so years of Marvel Studios, what worked for us, what challenged us, and how it fits in with the world of comics from which it sprang. Don't listen in if you're avoiding spoilers - because we've got plenty.
Music:
Portals - Alan Silvestri, "Avengers: Endgame" OST
Wednesday, April 10, 2019
PODCAST: "Guardians of the Galaxy" (2014) - Avengers Countdown 10 w/ Jamie & Ryan
Watched: 03/29/2019
Format: BluRay
Viewing: Unknown. 8th?
Decade: 2010's
We get to the surprise hit of the Marvel Cinematice Universe, a story of a ragtag group of space losers, including a talking raccoon and tree. Honestly, it's just a fun time at the movies - and it's one of Jamie's favorites, so we're gonna talk about it. A lot.
Music:
"Hooked on a Feelin'" - Blue Swede, Guardians of the Galaxy OST
"Moonage Daydream" - David Bowie, Guardians of the Galaxy OST
Avengers Chronological Countdown w/ Jamie & Ryan
Saturday, April 11, 2015
B-Day Watch: Guardians of the Galaxy and Superman - The Movie
This weekend marks my 40th birthday. As such, I'm taking it easy and enjoying some of my favorite movies.
Last night was a recent favorite, Guardians of the Galaxy (2014), because it will be a while before I see Rocket Raccoon in anything, and I will rewatch Captain America 2 just prior to Avengers 2.
It's actually a little surprising how well the movie holds up upon multiple viewings in a single year. And, man, you don't hear much about it, but it's also a very pretty movie. Space isn't a black field with white dots - it's a nebula cloud of Kool-Aid colors.
And, this morning I got up early and put on Superman: The Movie. Not much new to see on a 50th or so screening of the movie, but I wasn't going to let a "Ryan gets to watch whatever he wants this weekend" window go by without Superman.
As the credits rolled, Jamie asked me if I'd seen it 100 times yet. And, I don't think so... but you never know. It's possible. I know I've seen it a few times per year every year since 2008 or so, and before that I'd watch it a lot more than that. So... yeah, I have no idea, really.
I also started Blade Runner last night and realized I was exhausted during the "let's kill the eyeball guy" sequence, so I didn't finish. Sometime this weekend, though.
Oh, and Daredevil is pretty @#$%ing right on. Check it out on Netflix.
Last night was a recent favorite, Guardians of the Galaxy (2014), because it will be a while before I see Rocket Raccoon in anything, and I will rewatch Captain America 2 just prior to Avengers 2.
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It's actually a little surprising how well the movie holds up upon multiple viewings in a single year. And, man, you don't hear much about it, but it's also a very pretty movie. Space isn't a black field with white dots - it's a nebula cloud of Kool-Aid colors.
And, this morning I got up early and put on Superman: The Movie. Not much new to see on a 50th or so screening of the movie, but I wasn't going to let a "Ryan gets to watch whatever he wants this weekend" window go by without Superman.
As the credits rolled, Jamie asked me if I'd seen it 100 times yet. And, I don't think so... but you never know. It's possible. I know I've seen it a few times per year every year since 2008 or so, and before that I'd watch it a lot more than that. So... yeah, I have no idea, really.
I also started Blade Runner last night and realized I was exhausted during the "let's kill the eyeball guy" sequence, so I didn't finish. Sometime this weekend, though.
Oh, and Daredevil is pretty @#$%ing right on. Check it out on Netflix.
Sunday, March 8, 2015
Rocket Raccoon Trade: A Chasing Tale (hardcover collection of "Rocket Racoon" issues 1-6)
With the release of this summer's feature film, Guardians of the Galaxy, Marvel has done a better job than usual of capitalizing on the potential product tie-in for the movie. Sure, at the time of the movie's release a few things hit the shelf that were the typical "well, this is perfunctory" new material by C or Z-list talent, but they also got name talent on a few ongoing, sustainable projects.
Of these, the one I had the most natural interest in was the Skottie Young helmed Rocket Raccoon ongoing.
Of these, the one I had the most natural interest in was the Skottie Young helmed Rocket Raccoon ongoing.
Thursday, January 8, 2015
Buy Tim's Shirt: Jurassic Galaxy
Tim Doyle - famed artist and maker of late night drunken promises - has created the shirt that should speak volumes to this audience.
Here's the graphic:
here's what it looks like as a t-shirt that will make anyone look better and totally cover your muffin top:
Here's the graphic:
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bask in its glory |
here's what it looks like as a t-shirt that will make anyone look better and totally cover your muffin top:
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