In this episode I delve into the short-lived green lighting history of the Revenge of the Nerds remake that was meant to be released back in 2007 but got canceled but why was it canceled? Was it because of the infamy of the original or was there something else preventing this movie from being completed?
In this episode I explain why one being a fan or in other cases being on the autism spectrum doesn’t make you a nerd or geek by default and how lump sum these terms have been thrown around without even understanding the meaning behind the term with nerds or geeks themselves not always understanding how to use the label either.
It goes without saying that Michael Caine has lead a huge prestigious acting career. However throughout the late 70s to mid 90s Caine went through a phase where his career was going through ups and down and aside from some occasional hits most his movies around that time weren’t well received. So who would be there to help saving Michael Caine’s career but… Steven Seagal? Yes really! Let’s find out why.
I am a huge fan of American Dragon and while season 2 contained better plots that led to interesting story lines, well let me tell you this: While most people gripe on the inferior art style, and rightly so I must add, but something that nobody to my knowledge anyway has ever talked about is how season 2 has completely butchered, no pun intended, the Huntsclan. Why and how? Well let’s find out!
It was the final showing of charismatically fabulous performances from the cast of Händel’s Giulio Cesare in Egitto at Deutsche Oper Berlin. Enjoy my review and let me know your opinions.
While Channel Chasers by itself was a great story, the ending is something I couldn’t help but criticize throughout the episode.
This episode of JS Short Cuts covers the career of the legendary filmmaker John Hughes and how even though Hollywood screwed him over later on, his gift of storytelling will last forever!
David McVicar’s vision of Georg Friedrich Händel’s Giulio Cesare in Egitto at the Deutsche Oper Berlin sees all the characters transported to the 18th to 19th century, filled with intricate choreography. Please enjoy my review and let me know your opinions.
What are you snacking on lately? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9G3aN1zMndg
Pristine artistry and exciting flair coagulate in Deutsche Oper Berlin’s celebration of Spanish Zarzuela. Please enjoy my review and let me know your opinions.