Monthly Archives: December 2018

Skipping Christmas – (The 2001 Book) VERSUS Christmas With The Kranks – (The 2004 Movie)

December 10, 20182GTAllYouCanEat, Versus Machine - A Comparison of Great Things#1, adapted, Chris Columbus, Christmas With The Kranks, comedy novel, directed, Doubleday, Frosty, Jamie Lee Curtis, Joe Roth, John Grisham, November 2001, produced, Santa, skip Christmas, Skipping Christmas, snow, snowman, The New York Times Best-Seller List, Tim Allen, Tom Poston, winter, writtenNick Hearne

The Versus Machine takes aim at a modern holiday “classic” just for YOU! We’re in for a pulse-pounding, suspense thrill ride with John Grisham (yep, THAT John Grisham) and his yuletide comedy novel going up against the film adaptation starring Tim Allen (yep, THAT Tim Allen)! The book has been pulled off the shelf and … Continue reading Skipping Christmas – (The 2001 Book) VERSUS Christmas With The Kranks – (The 2004 Movie) →

What About Manners?

December 9, 20182GTAllYouCanEat, WadeSensebehavior, class, code of conduct, conversation, culture, decorum, effort, ethics, finishing school, friendly, interaction, norms, parenting, personality, philosophy, proper, protocol, standards, unwritten rules, values, what you learned in kindergarten2guystalking

What the hell is wrong with people? Having a conversation, interacting, talking to and investing time into people – should be as difficult as it is. Is it because people don’t understand you? No. Is it because no one has an appropriate attention span to comprehend what’s being said around them? No. Might it be … Continue reading What About Manners? →

Choose Healthier Personal Care Products This Holiday Season

December 5, 20182GTAllYouCanEat, Green Gab Podcast - Green Homes, Green Living and Green Companies2guystalking

Today, we’re gabbing with Elizabeth Allen, a safe beauty advocate and toxin-free educator. She is passionate about educating women about safer alternatives for healthier personal care products. The products we choose to use not only affect us. They affect the people around us, our community, and the world. During the holiday season, many of us … Continue reading Choose Healthier Personal Care Products This Holiday Season →

Our Giant-Size Annual!

December 5, 20182GTAllYouCanEat, My Big Fat Pull ListA-Wing, Ammonia Pine, Archie Comics, Arrow Kid, Batman Beyond, Beagle Boys, Bushroot, Camille Chameleon, cartoon, Catwoman, Colossus, comic book, Comic Book Annuals, Darkwing Duck, Dash Rendar, Dawn of the Dead, DC comics, Death Star, Doc Ock's Arms, F.O.W.L., Farscape, Futures End, geeks, ghostbusters, Green Lantern, Gumbo, Hush Beyond, Inque, Jambalaya Jack, james gunn, Let's Get Dangerous, Magneto, Man-Bat, Megavolt, Michael Bay, Millennium Falcon, Mr. Banana Brain, mutants, Negaduck, Outrider, Paddywhack, podcast, power ring, Proton Pack, Quackerjack, Royal Flush Gang, scooby doo, Skrull, Slave One, Splatter Phoenix, Star Wars Universe, Steel Beak, Taurus Bulba, Ten, The Ghost, The Justice Ducks, The Liquidator, The Mighty Crusaders, The Quiverwing Quack, Tim Curry, Tuskerninni, Twi'lek, wonder woman, x-men, X-Wing, Zack SnyderNick Hearne

Comic book annuals have been around for a long time, but the attention they receive, especially today, are a mixed bag, compared to their ongoing titles. At their height, annuals cronicalled the most important stories of our favorite characters. And at their lowest… filler stories given to “new” talent to test their skills. To comic … Continue reading Our Giant-Size Annual! →

Die Hard (1988) – A Perspective Review

December 1, 20182GTAllYouCanEat, Perspective Reviews - Your Favorite Movies - The Educational & Professional's Perspectives, The 2GuysTalking Podcast Series - All of Our 2GuysTalking Pop Culture-based Content in One Feed$640 million in bearer bonds, 20th Century Fox, Alan Rickman, Alexander, American action thriller, Argyle, Best Action Film, Best Christmas-themed Film, Bruce Willis, Christmas Eve heist, Christmas party, code to the building's vault, detonators, double-cross, Eddie, FBI agents, Franco, Fritz, Gordon Company, gunships, Hans Gruber, Heinrich, helicopter, Holly, James, Jeb Stuart., John McTiernan, Joseph Takagi, Karl, Kristoff, LAPD, Los Angeles, Marco, Nakatomi corporation, New York City Police Department, off-duty, officer John McClane, Richard Thornburg, Sgt. Al Powell, siege, Silver Pictures, skyscraper, Steven E. de Souza, Theo, Tony, Uli2guystalking

There is a strange entry that is classified as “the Best Christmas Movie of All Time”, and while it features the words, “Ho, Ho, Ho”, Merry Christmas, and takes place in December – the FIREWORKS featured inside the movie are the captivating piece of it as we all collectively say, “Yipee-Ki-Yay, Motherf@#%&*!” The words terrorism … Continue reading Die Hard (1988) – A Perspective Review →