85 years ago, L. Frank Baum’s classic tale was adapted into the first film that used technicolor. That movie was The Wizard of Oz. In this episode we discuss that epic film. We talk about the acting, characters, and the sheer spectacle that must have left crowd’s awestruck. We discuss
On this episode of the Blurred Nerds: Media mega companies and streamers: We catch up on all the media company merger & shuffling news such as Amazon eyeing MGM. WarnerMedia & Discovery might also combine forces. What will this mean for HBO Max in a year from now? Speaking of
The Pro Wrestling Roundtable once again goes to the movies! John & Richard are joined by their good friend Jerry Chandler to look at the Peter Falk helmed …All The Marbles from 1981. This is somewhat a forgotten classic in the wrestling community which features a manager and a female
*WARNING THIS EPISODE IS NOT FOR KIDS* ESO is off to see the Wizard! Mike and Mike are joined by friends of Dorothy Darren Nowell and Moxie Anne Magnus as they look over and under the rainbow. Plus, Moxie finds herself out of the Salonbay and into the Geek Seat!
By Don Kaye, Source: Blastr.com Now that the remake of Carrie is officially underway, the head of the studio producing the film has revealed some interesting details about what direction it might take. During a speech at his alma mater, MGM CEO Roger Birnbaum spoke about some of the company’s
by: Ben Silverman for Yahoo.com Global thermonuclear war is coming back to a theater near you. And, fittingly, a gamer is helping make it happen. Deadline reports that the 1983 film ‘WarGames’ is getting rebooted by MGM, who have tapped Seth Gordon — the man behind the acclaimed video game
It seems like everything’s coming up Robo: First, Detroit’s original cyborg policeman, Peter Weller, comes out in favor of a proposed statue in the Motor City, and now MGM has hired a director to take over their long-simmering remake, replacing the Black Swan Oscar nominee. Before MGM recovered from the
