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Spider-Man: A Perspective Review Series

December 16, 20212GTAllYouCanEat, Perspective Reviews - Your Favorite Movies - The Educational & Professional's Perspectives, The 2GuysTalking Podcast Series - All of Our 2GuysTalking Pop Culture-based Content in One FeedAmerican superhero film, Aunt May, body can produce webs, bone crusher, Cannon Films, Carolco and New Cannon., Cliff Robertson, Columbia Pictures, crimefighting, Daily Bugle, doc ock, doctor octopus, does whatever a spider can, Flash Thompson, freelance photographer, friendly neighborhoo spider-man, friendly neighborhood spider-man, genetics laboratory, gobby, great power, great responsibility, green goblin, Harry Osborn, harry osborne, high school student, J. Jonah Jameson, James Franco, Kirsten Dunst, marvel comics, mary jane, Mary Jane Watson, metamorphosized, new york city, Norman Osborn, peter parker, quickened reflexes, Roosevelt Island Tram car full of children, Rosemary Harris, Sam Raimi, sandman, school outcast, secret identity, spider bite, spider boy, spider kid, spider-like super powers, spiderman, superpowers, toby maguire, Uncle Ben, vengeance toward Spider-Man, venom, web fluid, web shooter, Willem Dafoe, with great power comes great responsibility2guystalking

He’s one of the most beloved characters in comics. Since 1963, we’ve loved Spider-Man. Whether it be because he’s “just like us with ordinary personal and familial problems”, or just because he can stick to walls and spin webs, ol’ webhead makes us all weak in the knees when it comes to nostalgia. Another feature … Continue reading Spider-Man: A Perspective Review Series →

Crisis On Infinite Award Shows

February 22, 20192GTAllYouCanEat, My Big Fat Pull ListAge of Apocalypse, Al Pacino, Alfred Molina, Batman 1989, Batman The Movie, Big Hero 6 comic, Big Hero 6 film, Black Panther, Blade 2, Brian Cox, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Charlie Chaplin, comic book podcast, comic books, Dick Tracy, Dredd, geek culture, geek podcast, Ghost World comic, Ghost World film, Guillermo del Toro, Heath Ledger, Howard The Duck, Louis B Mayer, Mary Pickford, MBFPL, Men In Black comic, Men In Black film, My Big Fat Pull List, pop culture, pop culture podcast, Road To Perdition comic, Road To Perdition film, Sin City, Spawn, Spider-Man, Spider-Man 2, Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse, Suicide Squad, Superhero Movie Serials, superman, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, the dark knight, The Mark of Zorro, The Mask comic, The Mask film, The Punisher, Tom Hanks, Watchmen, Willem Dafoe, x-men, X2: X-Men UnitedNick Hearne

The Academy Awards has given out honors to all kinds of films over the last 91 years since it’s inception. Dramas, comedies, war films, westerns, romances, musicals and animation. Horror films and fantasy films have also had their days, although few and far between, in the top spot at The Oscars. Even a few Science … Continue reading Crisis On Infinite Award Shows →

The Fault In Our Stars – (The Book) VERSUS The Fault In Our Stars – (The 2014 Movie)

February 14, 20192GTAllYouCanEat, Versus Machine - A Comparison of Great Things17-year-old, a 16-year-old girl, Act 1, amputee, Amsterdam, Ansel Elgort, Augustus Waters, author, blockbuster, box office, cancer, directed, ex-basketball player, falls in love, Hazel Grace Lancaster, January 2012, John Green, Josh Boone, Julius Caesar, June 2014, Laura Dern, Nat Wolff, novel, Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh, romantic tragedy, Sam Trammell, Scene 2, Shailene Woodley, Shakespeare's play, support group, The Fault in Our Stars, The Netherlands, Willem DafoeNick Hearne

The book was a sensation – the movie? A BLOCKBUSTER. Teen angst isn’t just a magnetic property, it is the gravity well for a movie that takes cancer, high school hormones, and nationwide audiences to a level of excitement and awareness that hasn’t really yet been harnessed. Enjoy our very special look at The Fault … Continue reading The Fault In Our Stars – (The Book) VERSUS The Fault In Our Stars – (The 2014 Movie) →