Mar 07
http://www.podtrac.com/pts/redirect.mp3/media.blubrry.com/geekactually/geekactually.com/wp-content/filmpodcast/FilmActuallyEp030.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadHosts: David McVay & Josh Philpott This week we review the new Philip K. Dick adaptation “The Adjustment Bureau”. We also take a look at a few entertainment news items including the new “Arthur” trailer, Mark Wahlberg’s future plans, “Superman: The Man of Steel” and TV’s “Wonder Woman” casting …
Mar 06
http://www.podtrac.com/pts/redirect.mp3/media.blubrry.com/geekactually/geekactually.com/wp-content/episodes/GeekActuallyEp122.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadHosted by: David McVay & Josh Philpott This week on the all new Geek Actually we talk about Apple’s new iPad 2, computer printed cars, CrimeBook, The U.S. Navy’s killer laser weapon, voice control for gamers, naked therapy, plastic wrapped bananas, the banning of Mortal Kombat and we also …
Mar 05
Here are this week’s live shows presented in the same order that we recorded them. We start with the all new Geek Actually and then move onto Film Actually. Because the show is live, you get it here with all the mistakes intact. Check the individual audio show posts for the show notes. This week …
Mar 04
Just a quick one to let you know that Entertainment Weekly has published the first really good look at Hugo Weaving as The Red Skull in “Captain America: The First Avenger”. You can see the picture below. The other good news is that a trailer should be out very soon, I’ll keep my eyes open …
Mar 04
I love the Dudley Moore film “Arthur”, it is a funny, charming and a completely irresistible film, mostly due to Mr. Moore himself. His charisma is electric. When I heard that the remake was coming I felt a little queasy. Then I heard that Helen Mirren would be taking on the Sir John Gielgud role …
Mar 04
As I have said before in the Geek review for “Friday the 13th” (link) the world has become a lot more desensitized as years have passed. What would have terrified a child in the 90s is now regular viewing in some households, and films that would have genuinely scared us are now used for light …
