Chris Pratt makes a mistake and social media over reacts

Social media has a habit of over reacting to small situations and turning non issues into nationwide epidemics.  Chris Pratt’s recent statement on blue collar workers is a perfect example of this. By all accounts Chris Pratt is a good guy.  He supports charities, succeed despite having small opportunities (his breakout role in Parks and … Read more

Why I miss the original Power Rangers

1993 was a much simpler time in the superhero genre. Crime fighters were given a problem, solved the issue and had fun along the way in less then 30 minutes. In the early 90s the concept of duality or anti-hero were around, but they weren’t pushed to the forefront as they are today. In addition, … Read more

George Lucas donates $10 million to USC School of Cinematic Arts to increase diversity in the film industry

George Lucas and his wife, Mellody Hobson, recently established the George Lucas Family Foundation Endowed Student Support Fund for Diversity in 2016 at the University of Southern California. For those unaware, Lucas is the famed film director of the Star Wars and Indiana Jones series while Hobson is the current Chair of the Board of Directors … Read more

Batgirl is coming to a theater near you

News of an upcoming Batgirl film has been released just as Women’s Month comes to an end.  Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Age of Ultron writer / director Joss Whedon will take on the responsibility of bringing the Batman partner to life on the big screen in the coming years. According to reports, this version … Read more

Game of Thrones lacks diversity but is that really an issue?

The HBO show Game of Thrones (Thrones) is one of the biggest phenomenon’s in cable television. From incredible storytelling, compelling characters, and outstanding battle scenes, Thrones has captivated audiences despite its lack of diversity. But is this an issue really? As a reader of the books, I’ve noticed that the show is MUCH more diverse … Read more