The Fault In Our Stars – (The Book) VERSUS The Fault In Our Stars – (The 2014 Movie)

February 14, 20192GTAllYouCanEat, Versus Machine - A Comparison of Great Things17-year-old, a 16-year-old girl, Act 1, amputee, Amsterdam, Ansel Elgort, Augustus Waters, author, blockbuster, box office, cancer, directed, ex-basketball player, falls in love, Hazel Grace Lancaster, January 2012, John Green, Josh Boone, Julius Caesar, June 2014, Laura Dern, Nat Wolff, novel, Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh, romantic tragedy, Sam Trammell, Scene 2, Shailene Woodley, Shakespeare's play, support group, The Fault in Our Stars, The Netherlands, Willem DafoeNick Hearne

The book was a sensation – the movie? A BLOCKBUSTER. Teen angst isn’t just a magnetic property, it is the gravity well for a movie that takes cancer, high school hormones, and nationwide audiences to a level of excitement and awareness that hasn’t really yet been harnessed. Enjoy our very special look at The Fault … Continue reading The Fault In Our Stars – (The Book) VERSUS The Fault In Our Stars – (The 2014 Movie) →

Teddy Roosevelt (TR) – The 26th President of The United States

February 10, 20192GTAllYouCanEat, Presidential Bio Podcast2guystalking

He is the first President to ever leave the country while in office. He was the first President to win the Nobel Peace Prize. He was the first President to ride in a submarine. The first President to own a car and he renamed the Executive Mansion “The White House.” He was the first … Continue reading Teddy Roosevelt (TR) – The 26th President of The United States →

Our Review Of “Bedazzled” – Episode 14

February 8, 20192GTAllYouCanEat, Curious Goods - Reviewing "Friday The 13th: The Series" - No Hockey Masks Here!2GuysTalkingHorror, aliens, cat and mouse, Cobra, Curious Goods Podcast, Friday the 13th The Series, Home Alone, home invasion, horror, horror podcast, Maritime Laws, Perpetual Advertising, Rambo, Salvage, The Editor Corps, The Voice Farm, WhatCopsWatch.comNick Hearne

Finding ones way through rough times is often made much easier with – light. When you take light and make it portable, you’ve by definition made – a lantern. What would happen if the light that was emitted from a lantern was coming from a lantern that was – cursed! We find out about that … Continue reading Our Review Of “Bedazzled” – Episode 14 →

Comic Event Fatigue!

February 5, 20192GTAllYouCanEat, My Big Fat Pull List52, Avengers Disassembled, Captain Marvel, Civil War, Civil War 2, comic book podcast, Countdown To Final Crisis, Countdown To Infinite Crisis, Crisis On Infinite Earths, DC comics, DC's World War 3, Death of Superman, Fall Of The Mutants, Fatal Attractions, Final Crisis, Funeral For A Friend, geek, geek culture, geek culture podcast, Heroes Reborn, House of M, Identity Crisis, Infinite Crisis, Infinity Gauntlet, Infinity War, Iron Man #600, marvel comics, MBFPL, My Big Fat Pull List Podcast, Original Sin, podcast, pop culture, pop culture podcast, Reign Of The Supermen, Secret Empire, Secret Invasion, Secret Wars comics, Secret Wars toy line, Spawn 1997, Superior Spider-Man, The Kree/Skrull War, The Onslaught Saga, ZatannaNick Hearne

This will change things…FOREVER! It’s phrases like that which grab a comic book readers attention. When we’re told that a character that we’ve grown up loving for so long is going to be put through a core shaking, life altering event, we grow concerned. What could possibly bend the unbendable, break the unbreakable? Three words … Continue reading Comic Event Fatigue! →

How Do We End The SJW Generation?

February 2, 20192GTAllYouCanEat, WadeSensearguments, assumption, complaining, dissatisfied, feeling offended, ignorance, mainstream media, problem hunters, social justice warrior, spoiled, uncaring2guystalking

What IS a Social Justice Warrior? How can they be communicated with? What impact do they have on our current culture? More importantly – how do we END The Social Justice Warrior Generation? There’s only one way to find out! It’s time for another episode of WadeSense. Let’s get straight to it… The WadeSense Podcast … Continue reading How Do We End The SJW Generation? →

Our Review Of “The Baron’s Bride” – Episode 13

February 1, 20192GTAllYouCanEat, Curious Goods - Reviewing "Friday The 13th: The Series" - No Hockey Masks Here!2GuysTalkingHorror, Bram Stoker's Dracula, Curious Goods Podcast, David Copperfield, Doctor Who, Friday the 13th The Series, fright night, horror anthology, Near Dark, podcast, Quantum Leap, The Lost Boys, time travel, vampireNick Hearne

The binding of lives and blood has always been a strong storytelling mechanism in history. Whether it’s forging the brotherhood of gangsters, of warriors prepared for battle or – the perpetual joining of lives in the realm of VAMPIRES – blood is the centerpiece of drama unfolding. This time the blood is part of the … Continue reading Our Review Of “The Baron’s Bride” – Episode 13 →

Breathe Well

January 31, 20192GTAllYouCanEat, Green Gab Podcast - Green Homes, Green Living and Green Companies2guystalking

All of us want to breathe well in our homes. Yet often, the indoor air quality or the indoor environment, may not be allowing us to breathe as well as we want. There are immediate actions all of us can take to breathe well in our homes. Years ago, I started switching to non-toxic, safer … Continue reading Breathe Well →

Overused Tropes In Comics!

January 29, 20192GTAllYouCanEat, My Big Fat Pull ListAbomination, All New X-Men, Back To The Future, batman, Battle Of The Atom, Booster Gold, Chris Claremont, comic culture, comic podcast, comic series, Doctor Manhattan, Extermination, geek culture, geek podcast, Incredible Hulk, Joe Fixit, MBFPL, Miles Morales, My Big Fat Pull List, Old Man Logan, pop culture podcast, Ra's al Ghul, Resident Evil films, Reverse Flash, Sabretooth, Secret Empire, Secret Wars, Spider-Man, superman, The Flash, The Joker, The Sentry, Trope, wolverine, X-Men Blue, X-Men ForeverNick Hearne

Why are there so many commonly used tropes in comic book stories? The tragic origin story, we fixed things because of time travel, it wasn’t me, it was my evil gender swapped clone, and so on and so on. It’s not that these plot points aren’t cool and interesting. They are, or can be … Continue reading Overused Tropes In Comics! →

Our Review Of “Faith Healer” – Episode 12

January 25, 20192GTAllYouCanEat, Curious Goods - Reviewing "Friday The 13th: The Series" - No Hockey Masks Here!2GuysTalkingHorror, Armageddon, Body Horror, Curious Goods Podcast, David Cronenberg, Faith Healer, horror podcast, I Am Legend, Perpetual Advertising, The Editor Corps, The Fly, The Voice Farm, Versus Machine PodcastNick Hearne

George Michael was right – ya’ gotta’ have faith. Or DO you? The wonder of those who are afflicted with a medical condition, circumstances beyond their control and more is a story as old as time itself. The only thing older than those with the medical afflictions that aren’t healed – because they die, are … Continue reading Our Review Of “Faith Healer” – Episode 12 →

The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn – (The Book) VERSUS The Adventures of Huck Finn – (The 1993 Movie)

January 24, 20192GTAllYouCanEat, Versus Machine - A Comparison of Great Things1884, 1885, Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Buena Vista Pictures, characterized, Courtney B. Vance, December, Detective, directed, distributed, Elijah Wood, entrenched attitudes, February, Great American Novels, Huckleberry "Huck" Finn, Jason Robards, local color regionalism, Mark Twain, Mississippi River, novel, racism, Robbie Coltrane, scathing satire, Southern antebellum society, Stephen Sommers, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Tom Sawyer, Tom Sawyer Abroad, United Kingdom, United States, vernacular English, Walt Disney Studios Motion PicturesNick Hearne

Children have a very different environment surrounding them now compared to the time period of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, of this we’re certain. But what liberties were taken with the classic Mark Twain tale, “The Adventures of Huck Finn” as it was translated to a major 1993 Disney motion picture? We take it all … Continue reading The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn – (The Book) VERSUS The Adventures of Huck Finn – (The 1993 Movie) →