Grimm Season One Review

Grimm is a very interesting show that mixes some mythical and storybook favorites with modern twists.

I mean the show is basically about a normal guy who can see things that bump in the night, similar to Constantine except add that he has little training and no can train him except himself.

I recommend this to all people who like thrillers, interesting stories and monsters.

I do not recommend this for children 8 or lower or children who scare easy.  Grimm is a very interesting  show and I think that people should check out. If you want to catch up before Season 2, go to Netflix or go to the NBC website.

 

Toonami Is Back!

Cartoon network has announced that on May 26th 2012 that the cartoon block Toonami is coming back!

I don’t know about you guys but, I’m pumped! It’s supposed to air around the time of Adult Swim and sit basically from my understanding between regular CN when it goes off and When Adult Swim comes on.

Happy Mother’s Day!

I would like to say happy mother’s day to all the mothers out there!

I’m sorry that I have been slacking on my posts on my blog and promise that this summer there will be more content.

Do You Like My Blog?

I’m asking this quesion “Do you like my blog” because I want to know if there is anything you want me to do a post on, is there anything I could improve on? Tell me in a comment below.

Review: Hunger Games

The film adaptation of   the bestselling book The Hunger Games is a MUST SEE. It works for everyone as I am about to explain:

• People(like myself) who read the book will jump, stare and nearly cry at times during the movie
• 10+ year old boys who are have not read the book or know about the book will be captivated by the film.
• Girls who want to go with there brother, Boyfriends or husbands have a movie choice that isn’t too lovey dovey but has romance and enough action for everyone!
• People who are Hunger Game Nerds (or the HGN as I like to call them) will be saying “I volunteer as tribute!”
• And rude  people who like to spoil books and movies for other people–Like my friend R.J >:( — will only like it to spoil it.

In addition to exceptional FX and music, this movie was pretty good.

I give this movie an 8.9= Pretty Good

Villain Of The Month: Sephiroth

Sephiroth is the result of an experiment conducted by the mega-cooperation Shinra and also was the company’s best SOLDIER, Shinra elite military force. After being assigned to a mission in the village Nibelheim there he discovered that his mother, Jenova tried to take over the planet years ago he decides to follow her footsteps.

He later burns down the village of Nibelheim and kills many innocents, but is assumed dead after a confrontation from the protagonist of FFVII– Cloud.  A few years later Sephiroth resurfaces and starts to continue his mission.

Sephiroth’s ultimate goal is to become a GOD and to take over the planet by merging with the lifeforce of the planet called the Lifesteam.

I don’t like his intentions but, you gotta give this to him; The man has goals.

Review: Asleep

This book deserves to be turned into a movie! Wendy McNair did an EXCELLENT job and I can’t wait to read the next book in the trilogy Awake , the main character Adisa is so much like me especially  with her fantasies and her love for superheroes.

Asleep is a very fun read, for people who are 10+ I recommend this book and and especially if your someone who  loves reading science fiction, superheroes/fantasy or just likes reading I definitely recommend Asleep.

This book contains:

• Drama
• Slight romance
• Real Life Issues(Like racism)

 

 

If you want more information on this book go to www.wendyravenmcnair.com/

I give this book a grade of 9.8 = Awesome.

Brotherman

Sorry this post is so late.

Brotherman a.k.a Antonio Valor is a Big City native and was a regular party attendant until one day, he saw guy getting beat up in a corner in that moment Antonio was determined to bring balance to the city and later became  Brotherman, The Dictator Of Discipline. However I would like to talk briefly about the creators of this comic/graphic novel and what makes it special to me.  I think it’s special because this shows that the family effort of Dawud Anyabwile, Guy and Jason Sims had made not only a great thing together– but made a POSITIVE thing and  image for black people. It also shows that if a family works together positive things can come from it.

Starting Next Week I Have A Schedule! New Pages!

As soon as I started posting last time I got busy with school and other things so I developed a schedule were I am going to post once a week,  sometimes twice if I am going to blog about an event.

Also another addition to this website’s pages I will start to post my artwork of original characters and fanart, so I hope that that makes you– my audience– happy!

And again I am very sorry that I have not been posting lately and I’m going to start asking YOU what are top heroes and villains to create the new segment (Drumroll please!) TOP 20 and Villains Week will be still here however, you–yes you– will pick the new Villain Of The Week!

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Alex Wilder

As we are in villain’s week and I haven’t been posting in a while  I’m going to do a bio on a character who was a villain and a hero.

Alex Wilder a.k.a Alex Wilder(he took no codename) was a prodigy and a member of the teen superhero group the Runaways and like all of the Runaways he found out about his parents being the Pride. However he was a spy/double agent in the Runaways and Alex proved above all– even though he wanted his friends to be safe– Alex cared about his family the most.

Alex had an emotional connection with only one person in the Runaways group named Nico and Alex no other emotional connections to anyone else in that group.

It is later revealed that Alex did all of his evils to please his father’s love and admiration something that Alex’s father  never directly showed him.