New Trailer for Wonder Woman 1984
This movie will finally be released on Christmas Day 2020! (A week earlier in international markets)
Read MoreThis movie will finally be released on Christmas Day 2020! (A week earlier in international markets)
Read MoreGet ready for Rhythm of War.
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After 2 years - we can finally see The New Mutants!
The Credible Nerds watched The New Mutants last night. After two years of delays, the film finally premiered in theaters!
This movie is definitely an X-Men movie and makes occasional references to the main storyline, however it is not the typical X-Men movie. But keep your eyes and ears open for those references! There are 6 main characters (that we haven’t seen on screen before) that you follow throughout the story and the story mostly takes place in one location.
The New Mutants is a character based story and unlike the other films, there is no world ending event, an alien invasion, or millions of people aren’t at risk of being killed. Instead it’s a more intimate story about relationships, making new friends, and coming to terms with new mutant powers.
One thing about this film that stands out from the others, is that it is creepy scary! A lot of jump scares (that aren’t cheesy or forced) and some ‘WTF is happening!’ moments that’ll keep you on the edge of your seat. This brought a whole new element to the X-Men movies that I hope gets revisited at some point down the road.
The New Breakfast Club Mutants
Marc and I thought that it was refreshing to have this new take with a superhero movie, and we recommend seeing it in theaters, if you are willing and able to go see it in theaters.
The Credible Nerds will be recording a podcast episode to fully review the film and give our thoughts on The New Mutants, so look for that to be released in the next couple of weeks.
We have been invited to join a good group of other Wheel of Time podcasts to put together a live broadcast of shows for 24 hours! We will each take a block of time, The Fourth Ta’veren will be on from 9:45 pm to 11 pm MST, to talk the Wheel of Time!
Read MoreThe Rise of Skywalker on digital download! Some Behind the Scenes photos from The Rise of Skywalker have been released as well.
Read MoreVin DIesel reveals that some of the Guardians of the Galaxy will appear in Thor: Love and Thunder.
Read MoreToday, Sept 15th, as well as Sept 21st 2019 are being touted as Batman Day. This year is also the 80th anniversary of Batman as he was introduced in comics in March 1939.
Read MoreI have to admit that up until recently, Attack of the Clones was one of my least favorite Star Wars movies. I would alternate between Episode II and Return of the Jedi as my least favorite of the Saga. However, during a recent re-watch of the Saga, I realized just how good Attack of the Clones really is and how many important and critical moments there are in this Episode of the Saga.
Read MoreAs this year is the 20th Anniversary of Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace, I decided to write down a few things, 15 of them in fact, that I like about The Phantom Menace. This movie lays a lot of groundwork for the Star Wars Skywalker Saga and introduces characters, organizations, and the Force that we will revisit over and over again throughout the course of the next 10 films.
Read MoreA new teaser poster has been released for the upcoming Joker film! The image is of Joaquin Phoenix in his Joker makeup.
Read MoreGo check it out and add some nerd points to your Nerd Cred! Does Han shoot first in this version? Read and find out!
Read MoreThe mural was created by Star Wars artist Jason Palmer, who was apparently mentored by legendary artist Drew Struzan. This is something that has been a long time coming, as many fans have tried to capture this Saga with art of their own.
Read MoreOne of the great things about Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens was the camaraderie between FN-2187 (Finn) and Poe Dameron. It was great to see how well they connected!
Read MoreIt’s a great time to be a Star Wars fan! We should be celebrating our similarities and not ridiculing our differences. I recommend reaching out to fellow Star Wars fans and discuss the good things you like about the Saga, take time to see why they are a fan and what they like. Overall, be grateful that we have a franchise that has endured decades of storytelling and creativity.
Read MoreOne of the biggest events to happen within the Wheel of Time book series, and not fully explained, would be “The Breaking of the World”, often referred to as: The Breaking. The Breaking was the event that started the beginning of the Third Age (third turning of the wheel), just as the sealing of the Bore, which led to The Breaking, ended the Second Age
Read Morehe Credible Nerds have a new website and are ready to create new website content. Starting today, we will be back online and actively posting new nerdy content!
Read MoreA map of Gotham from the new Joker movie has been leaked online. On it we can see some interesting stops and locations.
Read MoreStar Wars Animotion! I like this trailer for A New Hope, I’d watch this film, even with subtitles.
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Someone at DC decided that today, September 15th, will be known as Batman Day. So we here at the Credible Nerds want to wish everyone a happy Batman Day! Watch your favorite Batman movie, read your favorite Dark Knight comic book, or wear your favorite Batman t-shirt! Celebrate the Day of the Bat of Gotham in your own way.
It's no secret that we here at TCN (The Credible Nerds) are more DC than Marvel (but love both), and Batman is one of our favorite superheroes of all time. TCN recently recorded an exclusive podcast review episode of 2008's The Dark Knight. We are making it available for our readers and listeners for free on Podbean in celebration of Bruce Wayne Day, er...I mean Batman Day!
So check it out and give the episode a listen and let us know what you think!
You underestimate my power!
Anyone who knows that I am a Star Wars fan, should also know that I am a Prequel lover and that Episode III: Revenge of the Sith is my favorite Star Wars movie and one of my all time favorite movies. There are many reasons for this and I was recently reminded of some of them. In an article published on The Chronicle of Higher Education's website in October 2012, the author of the essay, Camila Paglia, enumerates on why Episode III is an artistic masterpiece. The essay is lengthy and discusses George Lucas' beginnings and how he came into Star Wars starting from Star Wars in 1977, but the end of the essay delves into Revenge of the Sith. This essay is actually an excerpt from her book, "Glittering Images: A Journey Through Art from Egypt to Star Wars", which I have yet to read but plan to do so at some point.
“Who is the greatest artist of our time? Normally, we would look to literature and the fine arts to make that judgment. But Pop Art's happy marriage to commercial mass media marked the end of an era. The supreme artists of the half century following Jackson Pollock were not painters but innovators who had embraced technology—such as the film director Ingmar Bergman and the singer-songwriter Bob Dylan. During the decades bridging the 20th and 21st centuries, as the fine arts steadily shrank in visibility and importance, only one cultural figure had the pioneering boldness and world impact that we associate with the early masters of avant-garde modernism: George Lucas, an epic filmmaker who turned dazzling new technology into an expressive personal genre.”
https://www.chronicle.com/article/Why-George-Lucas-Is-the/134942