A little later than expected, but I still want to give all of you my personal review of The Dark Knight Rises. Of course, not to be a douche, it'll all be spoiler free :)
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AWESOME!!!
Yeah, giving you details about the movie would ruin the experience. Christopher Nolan is a cinematic genius. His films are masterpieces. Go support one of my favorite filmmakers with his brand new movie. I've always been partial to Marvel super heroes, but I can respect a good movie when I see one.
Also, our thoughts here at Geekly Weekly go out to the families of those who lost loved ones in Colorado Friday. These people simply wanted to enjoy a masterpiece of film, and lost their lives because of it.
In the words of Ezio Auditore: "Requiescat in pace."
Hopefully, we'll actually have the first episode of the podcast up soon. Here's to hoping :)
-Frankie out
Saturday, July 21, 2012
Thursday, July 19, 2012
Anticipation
By this time tomorrow, I, Frankie, and maybe some other members of the Geekly Weekly cast (this post also stands as an invitation to the other Geekly Weekly members) will be watching the midnight showing of The Dark Knight Rises. Hopefully, we'll actually have an episode posted Friday and I'll give a spoiler-free review of it :)
Frankie out.
Frankie out.
Tuesday, July 17, 2012
#Rageface: Kids in a Theater
Apparently, my first #Rageface didn't post...so I'll just do a new one ;P
Today, I went to the movie theaters to watch the movie Ted with my brothers. I know, a little behind on the times, but I still managed to watch it (pretty good movie too). The movie would have been more enjoyable had there not been for four little kids sitting behind us.
How do four eight (inferred by their voices and annoyingness) year-olds get into a rated-R movie?? I know I did when I was eight, but that's because I was awesome :P Don't movie theaters have to follow guidelines against stuff like that? This film contains heinous language, drug use, alcohol consumption, and giant tits with a face drawn on them. Little kids shouldn't be opened to these things yet. Judging by their reactions to such things, they hadn't yet. I'm not going to go on about what age kids are entitled to know about certain things, so I'll just go back to how much they angered me.
These children were running around the sparsely populated movie theater yelling quite loudly. One teenage girl in the crowd called out to them to shut up, but nothing more. The children were making unfunny remarks at everything going on-screen (I do too, but not to their volume. At least mine are funny :P). It was as if the children were purposely put in that theater to annoy and frustrate me. I stood strong though, and made it through.
Whew, got that out there. This has been #Rageface with Frankie. Maybe I'll do one on the Viacom-DirecTV situation next and how it has interrupted my Tosh.O obsession...
Maybe I'll write about my Tosh.O obsession too...
Today, I went to the movie theaters to watch the movie Ted with my brothers. I know, a little behind on the times, but I still managed to watch it (pretty good movie too). The movie would have been more enjoyable had there not been for four little kids sitting behind us.
How do four eight (inferred by their voices and annoyingness) year-olds get into a rated-R movie?? I know I did when I was eight, but that's because I was awesome :P Don't movie theaters have to follow guidelines against stuff like that? This film contains heinous language, drug use, alcohol consumption, and giant tits with a face drawn on them. Little kids shouldn't be opened to these things yet. Judging by their reactions to such things, they hadn't yet. I'm not going to go on about what age kids are entitled to know about certain things, so I'll just go back to how much they angered me.
These children were running around the sparsely populated movie theater yelling quite loudly. One teenage girl in the crowd called out to them to shut up, but nothing more. The children were making unfunny remarks at everything going on-screen (I do too, but not to their volume. At least mine are funny :P). It was as if the children were purposely put in that theater to annoy and frustrate me. I stood strong though, and made it through.
Whew, got that out there. This has been #Rageface with Frankie. Maybe I'll do one on the Viacom-DirecTV situation next and how it has interrupted my Tosh.O obsession...
Maybe I'll write about my Tosh.O obsession too...
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
The Blog!
Hey, what's up Geeks (or Weekers, we'll come up with something). Welcome to the official Geekly Weekly blog! Yay! This is your host, Frankie. We'll be working to get this up and running, featuring blog posts from all of the guests on the show. This is also where we'll be posting all the episodes for everyone to listen to. Enjoy :)
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