Hosts Charles Kelso, Keith Johnson, Alan Siler, and Veronica Dashiell take a detour into the Kelvin Universe this week, discussing the 2009 movie, Star Trek. Favorite moments? Things we loved? Hated? Hear what we think then let us know your thoughts on this reboot! Earth Station Trek is a part of
Wonder Woman was a smash success at the box office. DC wanting to capitalize on the success of the film quickly greenlit a sequel that was soon named Wonder Woman 1984. The movie was due for release in June of 2020, but the Covid-19 pandemic pushed that release date back.
So technically, “Hell or High Water” (2016) wasn’t on my original short list of films to watch for the “Better Late than Never…goes west” blog series. It’s also a bit of an outlier compared to the other films I’ve watched for the series. While I’ve watched some Westerns that were
Six months ago DC rocked the world of men with a movie so groundbreaking and hopeful that it’s changing the face of Hollywood blockbusters. That movie is Wonder Woman. Join the cast as we talk about why we think it’s resonated so strongly with audiences, what effect we think that
This Week on Earth Station DCU! Ashley Pauls joins Drew and Cletus to discus the Wonder Woman Movie. In Teen Titans Annual #1, Robin kills Wally West…The Flash! Plus, Deathstroke charges into the speed force to save his son Grant. In Trinity Annual #1, The demon Etrigan proves he can
Long delayed but it has arrived for your listening pleasure. Yes, Mr. Gene and I have taken the podcast on the road to talk about Star Trek Beyond. Did this movie win our hearts or did it suck like Star Trek Into Darkness???
Star Trek 2 is definitely happening, but it may be happening later than anyone expected. The second film in the rebooted Star Trek franchise has a release date of June 29, 2012. That’s the good news. But according to Deadline, the bad news is that the film doesn’t have a
The Americanized, Hollywoodized adaptation of Katsuhiro Otomo’s groundbreaking manga series is finally taxiing for take off. Director Albert Hughes has a script—rewritten by Harry Potter’s Steve Kloves—-that the Powers That Be like and is ready to shoot this summer. But who’ll play the two starring roles? Read the story here
