Yesterday Disney/Lucasfilm announced the title for the highly anticipated Episode VII.
I, along with many other people were less than impressed with the title.
Now, thanks to the verge you can now create your own title, with this fun app. I decided to create the fans worst nightmare ‘Jar-Jar strikes back’.
Author: Martyn
Jenna Coleman talks about the Doctor Who Christmas Special
Since 2005 the Doctor Who Christmas special has become something of an annual tradition, fastly snatching the crown form the BBC’s former darling, only fools and horses.
Speaking to +InStyle, Doctor Who’s current companion, Jenna Coleman said: “It’s written in sections and it’s about dreaming – what is real and what is not.”
She also added: “Father Christmas is there – played by Nick Frost!”
She also spoke about what she plans to do once Clara says goodbye to the Doctor: “There are no grand plans. I’d like to do some theatre, get back into the rehearsal room. I think it’s all about surrounding yourself with really clever, talented people so you can soak up some of their brilliance!”
This year’s Doctor Who Christmas Special will air on Christmas Day (25th December) on BBC One. It will see Peter Capaldi’s Doctor, team up with Father Christmas.
The current series ends tomorrow night with a 60-minute episode.
Episode 124:Extraterrestrial
In which Martyn gets his own name wrong, yes, he was that tired.
He and Gerrod then talk about the latest DC/Marvel news and the new movie from the Vicious Brothers, Extraterrestrial.
Extraterrestrial (also known under the working title of The Visitors) is a 2014 American science fictionhorror film that was directed by Colin Minihan, based on a script by both Vicious Brothers. It stars Brittany Allen, Freddie Stroma, and Melanie Papalia as a group of friends who must defend themselves against an alien onslaught.
Extraterrestrial is out in the UK now.
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Episode 123:The Vicious Brothers interview
In which Martyn is joined by The Vicious Brothers AKA Colin Minihan and Stu Ortiz.
The trio discuss the new movie by The Vicious Brothers, Extraterrestrial.
The episode was recorded in a busy hotel lobby, so there is a bit of background noise.
Extraterrestrial is out in the UK October 29th.
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Michael Keaton speaks about Batman
After years of keeping schtum, Michael Keaton has finally spoken out about why he didn’t reprise his role as Batman/Bruce Wayne in Batman Forever.
Keaton famously played the role in Tim Burton’s successful movies Batman and Batman returns. When asked in a recent interview why he turned down the $15million pay packet he simply said:
“Sucked. Yeah, it just was awful”
He later expanded saying:
“I hadn’t been stupid about it. I always knew it was a big machine with a big studio and corporation behind it. But the simple answer was, it wasn’t any good. I was nice. I said to them, ‘This is a really interesting character with a dual personality.’ I tried to make them understand. But when somebody says to you, ‘Does it have to be so dark?’… I thought, are we talking about the same character? So finally I just said no.”
Review-Gotham:Episode 1
As a fan of the DC comics series ‘Gotham Central,’ I was eager to watch Fox’s pre-Batman series ‘Gotham.’ However, it didn’t quite meet my expectations. While ‘Gotham Central’ focuses on the lives of the ordinary police officers, ‘Gotham’ revolves around the investigation of the Wayne family’s murder by rookie detective Jim Gordon and his partner Harvey Bullock. The show had the potential to provide a fresh perspective on the Wayne family but only gave them a few minutes of screen time.
The show also tries to include every A-list villain from the Batman universe, such as Catwoman, The Riddler, Poison Ivy, The Joker, and The Penguin, which feels forced and detracts from the central story. Jada Pinkett-Smith’s portrayal of mob boss Fish Mooney is over-the-top and cartoonish, in contrast to the more grounded performances of Ben McKenzie and Donal Louge.
While there are some standout performances, the writers need to tone down the exaggerated portrayals of some of the characters. We don’t need Catwoman constantly posing like a cat to remind us of who she is. Despite its flaws, ‘Gotham’ has potential and may appeal to fans of the Batman universe.
Gotham airs 13 October at 9:00pm on Channel 5.
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How to survive a London comic con
With MCM Expo around the corner, it’s time to prepare for a day of excitement and fun. Here’s a handy guide to help you survive a London comic con:
- Arrive Early
Parking fills up quickly and public transport can be hectic, so arriving early is key. Aim to get there by 8:30 AM and grab breakfast at a nearby restaurant. This will give you enough time to queue up before the doors open at 10 AM. Don’t forget to check out the schedule and plan your day.
- Virtual Queues
If you’re planning to meet big-name stars, be prepared to join a virtual queue. You can hit them up first, and then come back at your allocated time.
- Dress for Comfort
Comic cons require a lot of walking, standing, and sweating, so make sure you wear comfortable shoes and clothing. Shorts are a good idea even in the winter since venues can get hot. Bring extra deodorant to stay fresh and consider carrying a backpack to store your snacks and memorabilia.
- Pack Essentials
Along with snacks and memorabilia, bring water and a portable charger for your phone. Con prices for food and drink can be exorbitant, so it’s best to bring your own.
- Plan for Breaks
If you need a break, there are tables to sit at, but they fill up quickly. Consider finding a nearby pub to relax and recharge.
- Plan Your Day
To make the most of your time, plan out a strategy for the day. Check out the timetable online beforehand and mark what you want to attend. Make an alternate list in case you can’t get in or don’t want to wait in long lines. If you’re only attending for one day, prioritize the booths/celebrities you’re most interested in and then explore the rest.
With these tips, you’ll be ready to tackle MCM Expo and have a great time.
Episode 122: Should Steven Moff-Off?
In which Martyn and Gerrod attempt to discuss, Robot of Sherwood, Listen, Time Heist and The Caretaker.
The conversation quickly turns to a discussion about sexism and racism in Doctor Who.
The lads then ask the ultimate question, should Steven Moffat, Moff-off?
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Episode 121:John Hurt Interview
In which Martyn very quickly interviews the man himself, John Hurt.
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Episode 120: Doctor Who “into the Dalek”
In which Martyn, Gerrod and Pete look at the Doctor Who episode, into the Dalek.
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