It’s the day after Christmas and some of you I’m sure are still enjoying the festive holiday mood. I share my current top five holiday movies that are still just as fun to watch after the holiday has passed in this week’s Fangirl Freakouts.
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Today some people might be celebrating Christmas Eve and I thought I would share some fun suggestions that are holiday themed, but aren’t exactly typical holiday plans. With some inspiration drawn from a few of my favorite Christmas movies here are some things you can do today for a bit of nontraditional festive fun. Continue reading “Fun Suggestions for a Nontraditional Christmas Eve from @kleffnotes”
Donna Lynne Champlin continues to delight viewers in her role as Paula Proctor in The CW’s Crazy-Ex Girlfriend, which airs Fridays.
The film adaptation of THE CHAIR, which stars Roddy Piper in his last feature film role, has been released to blu-ray and DVD combo pack. Continue reading “Roddy Piper’s final feature film, THE CHAIR, has been released on Blu-ray and DVD ( @ALTERNACOMICS )”
This film was initially an anime and then was mad into a live action film. Having not seen the anime until after the film, I actually prefer the film. It is much like the Japanese live action version of Deathnote and I really liked the transition. Continue reading “Initial D Movie Review from @ImmieBroods”
There will be a reunion for the epic miniseries North and South.
Hallmark Channel brings us another warm holiday movie, Christmas in Evergreen to help get everyone in the spirit of the season. It airs on December 2.
Finding it boring being an adult and deciding to recapture your youth, leads to joining a fraternity that’s open to anyone who wants to join, and deciding to just have fun with life. Sounds fun, especially when there are some Fight Club style scenes involved, right? Continue reading “Old School Movie Review from @ImmieBroods”
If you’re a Star Wars fan, or even just a casual watcher of the films, you’ve probably wondered if you’ll ever be able to have a working lightsaber or if maybe one day you can have your own droid. After you’ve returned to real life after allowing yourself to become immersed in the far away galaxies of the Star Wars universe, you can delve into the science that relates to the force you love with The Physics of Star Wars. Patrick Johnson, PhD, examines the technology, weaponry, and the force and the science behind all of these topics in a way that even those of us who struggled to pass a high school physics course can understand. Continue reading “The Physics of Star Wars Book Review from @kleffnotes”
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