In this episode of JS Short Cuts, I’m defending the critically panned movie “A Kid in King Arthur’s Court” and while I think the uncut version, which you can check out for $1 per month on Patreon, goes into better details I think this version still does a fun job getting my points across as clear as possible despite the hard time I had with editing the episode.
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Super Mario… IN SPACE! The Gamer goes into March-io (pretty late) with Super Mario Galaxy for the Nintendo Wii… or the 3D All Stars port on the Switch. However, he’s be joined by TWO Mario fans, Shadowflare and Zero Knight, that also have fond memories with this game. But does this game still hold up after almost 20 years? Be sure to watch the video and find out. Special thanks to Alan Peterson and BlueMario1016 for designing the title card, LandyRS for voicing Sonic for the review as well as supporter shout-outs, and finally animator Sergeant-16bit and musician PaulyBFromDa303 for the March-io intro once again.
Super Mario… IN SPACE! The Gamer goes into March-io (pretty late) with Super Mario Galaxy for the Nintendo Wii… or the 3D All Stars port on the Switch. However, he’s be joined by TWO Mario fans, Shadowflare and Zero Knight, that also have fond memories with this game. But does this game still hold up after almost 20 years? Be sure to watch the video and find out. Special thanks to Alan Peterson (https://x.com/alanpeterson97) and BlueMario1016 for designing the title card, LandyRS for voicing Sonic for the review as well as supporter shout-outs, and finally animator Sergeant 16bit and musician PaulyBFromDa303 for the March-io intro once again.
I’ve been talking about the decline of superhero movies for several episodes. In this one I’ll be explaining why the genre itself isn’t dying but the trend of the shared superhero themed cinematic universe is.
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The Irate Gamer is an angry online reviewer show that made it’s debut during its golden age back in the late 00s, 2007 to be more exact. What started off as a webshow imitating the AVGN for fun gradually developed it’s own unique identity over the years.
From Elena Pankratova’s beginnings in the more Italianate repertoire to her current tenure in the Wagnerian repertoire, she continues rising as the wrathfully vengeful princess Elektra. Please enjoy my review and let me know your opinions.
Since “No Time to Die” ended the Craig Era Bond films on a sour note I’ve decided to dedicate a video to “Spectre” and how in hindsight there was more to this movie than meets the eye. What used to be considered an underwhelming followup to Skyfall with plot choices that came across as contrived actually turned out to be a reconstruction of James Bond to being it back to the character we all know and love. Check out the video where I explain my points in more details.
Orchestral music and Lieder syncopate to make this evening of Richard Strauss’s works flourish. Please enjoy my review and let me know your opinions.