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Big Finishing Move: ‘Doctor Who: A Thousand Tiny Wings’
Hey all you wonderful folk, welcome to the one and only Big Finishing Move here at One Of Us! For the uninitiated, this is the clever little niche I have to take a look at the various releases from the audio drama juggernaut, Big Finish, and giving you, dear reader, the the low as to if they are worth giving
Geeks@Large Episode 27: Lots To See At SDCC
Join Taylor and Steven as they recap some of their favorite news and trailers from San Diego Comic Con 2017, including Thor Ragnarok, Stranger Things Season 2 and Justice League! Check out Geeks@Large on Twitter! Check out our movie commentaries at BandCamp! Check out Taylor’s web comic, Skeleton Bay Detective Agency Check out our friends at Sweetweenie over on Youtube!
Movie BS Ep 369: ‘Detroit’
0:00 – Hello, it’s so hot Jeff is drinking water, here is an iTunes review 4:25 – Detroit review 14:00 – The Dark Tower and Kidnap are two other movies opening this week, but they weren’t screened for critics in Portland 16:30 – Summer Box Office Challenge update 20:05 – Movie of the Month: Dangerous Liaisons (1988) 29:50 – MOTM
Highly Suspect Reviews: Detroit
Man, what do you say about this? That Katheryn Bigelow better start picking out her Oscar dress now? That people are going to come away from this true story set during the Detroit riots of 1967 scared and upset? That Will Poulter better stay inside for a few months until folks can set their emotions back in order after seeing
Highly Suspect Reviews: The Dark Tower
Adapting Stephen King’s 8-book series into a film couldn’t have been easy. In fact, the project, in various forms, has been in development by Hollywood for over a decade. So, then we have this, the first film that will (possibly) lead into a tv show and then more films taken from the book series, with Matthew McConaughey as The Dark
Annecy Animated Film Festival: ‘The Big Bad Fox and Other Tales’ Review
With CGI animation dominating the current market, it’s always a pleasant sight to see something a tad different on the big screen. “Big Bad Fox” is another project of Benjamin Renner, who previously brought us the charming “Ernest & Celestine.” This newest film film is in fact an anthology with three stories. Each short (referenced as a “play”) is introduced
