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Pacific Rim Uprising brings the rock ’em sock ’em kaiju action home when it’s released on Digital on June 5, 2018 as well as on 4K Ultra HD, 3D Blu-ray, Blu-ray, DVD and On Demand on June 19, 2018 from Universal Pictures Home Entertainment. With the help of your pals at The Nerd Repository and the Drinks and Discourse Podcast you can pick your Jaeger and suit-up for action in the comforts of you home theater if you win the Blu-Ray Combo Pack we’re giving away of Pacific Rim Uprising!
One of the biggest dangers of Disney’s acquisition of Lucasfilm and subsequent pledge to release at least one Star Wars film per year is the potential of tarnishing beloved characters that have stood the test of time. The prospect of a young Han Solo origin film was feared by many hardcore fans, but was an irresistible sure-fire money maker for the House of Mouse.
Maximum Effort is an understatement for what would be required in order for Deadpool 2 to live up to the expectations set by the surprise smash hit original. The irreverent mix of raunchy, violent humor and Ryan Reynolds’ dry sarcasm in Deadpool caught audiences off-guard and destroyed their expectations. Once again defying the odds, the franchise breaks the story mold of the original and crafts something wholly new for Deadpool 2 that succeeds with bloody style in nearly all ways comedy (or superhero) sequels normally fail.
The first Marvel film headlined by a black superhero is a remarkably entertaining superhero origin story. The home video release looks and sounds superb, but the extras are a bit underwhelming.
Avengers: Infinity War is already burning up the box office, but before anyone – even the heroes themselves – had seen a completed version, the cast and filmmakers gathered in Los Angeles last weekend for a massive hour-long Q&A session with members of the press.
Everything has led up to this moment. Ten years of Marvel Studios films and a brief sneering cameo by the Mad Titan Thanos at the end of Avengers have built to what is to become the end of the first era of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, with Avengers: Infinity War. This well-oiled machine that is the MCU has surprised yet again and delivered a wonderfully entertaining, risky, and elaborate popcorn adventure that will have fans buzzing as they exit the theater.
Sixteen years after the Vermont Highway Patrol first endeared themselves to comedy fans and stoners across the globe, the Super Troopers are finally returning to the screen in a long-awaited sequel. Indeed, it was the original film’s diehard fan base that made it all happen, donating more than $4 million to a crowdfunding campaign that finally kickstarted production after nearly a decade of rumor, speculation and false starts, and those backers will almost certainly feel their dollar were well-spent when Super Troopers 2 hits theater screens this weekend.
To say that Rampage is based upon the 1980s arcade machine of the same name would be accurate – the film does feature enormous mutant creatures wreaking untold amounts of destruction on a crowded metropolis – but that’s precisely where the similarities end. While the source material offered no explanation for the existence of the monsters or their desire to level a city skyline, the film adaptation of Rampage conjures up a laughably awful backstory involving a sinister corporation experimenting with genetic editing and a special forces operative who left the military to become a primatologist.
Syfy has officially joined the comic book TV train as their new hit series Krypton tells the story of Superman’s grandfather and the society that our Man of Steel never got to live in. The first season is dealing directly with one of Superman’s greatest foes as Brainiac is coming to Krypton in the past to make sure the Man of Tomorrow is never born. Nerd Repository joined a group of reporters to chat with the cast and creative team behind team at this year’s WonderCon to get a deeper look into what is coming in the first season. We…
Syfy has officially joined the comic book TV train as their new hit series Krypton tells the story of Superman’s grandfather and the society that our Man of Steel never got to live in. The first season is dealing directly with one of Superman’s greatest foes as Brainiac is coming to Krypton in the past to make sure the Man of Tomorrow is never born. Nerd Repository joined a group of reporters to chat with the cast and creative team behind team at this year’s WonderCon to get a deeper look into what is coming in the first season. We…
