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#LetLeniLead has led to some intense discord in the Philippine Star Wars fandom which begs the question: Is Star Wars political? (SPOILER: It is). Besides that, we talk about the finale of Marvel’s What If…?, Squid Game, Star Wars: Visions, and reveals for Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City and the Game of Thrones spinoff, House of the Dragon.
...also something about Black Panther's Letitia Wright being anti-vaxx.
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In this episode of FTG, Bayani and Thirdy take a look at some of the biggest reveals from back-to-back events by Netflix (TUDUM 2021) and Nintendo (Nintendo Direct).
Does Chris Pratt have what it takes to play Mario?
Why doesn’t Nintendo put their years-old games on sale?
Sorry for the delay! Episode 13 has Thirdy and Bayani discussing the end of Rick and Morty 5, Erik Matti’s On the Job movie/series on HBO Go and other great properties on the platform.
Thirdy also confesses to the crime of watching a CAMRip of Shang-Chi and prays that the kino gods forgive him for his transgressions.
This week we get into games as we discuss the upcoming titles from the PlayStation showcase like God of War: Ragnarok, the remake of Knights of the Old Republic, and Insomniac’s announcements for Spider-Man 2 and Wolverine.
For the non-gamers, we have some non-spoiler talk about the fifth season of Rick and Morty which just ended, The Matrix Resurrections, and Netflix’s Turning Point (also how 9/11 affected modern comic book films).
On the 11th episode of Feed the Geeks, Thirdy and Bayani go full kino and discuss A24’s latest entry, The Green Knight. Before that, they take time to discuss the big news drops of the week including the trailer for Spider-Man: No Way Home, Netflix’s Cowboy Bebop, and The Matrix Resurrections.
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Hours of research and rewatches have Thirdy ready to talk about his love for the existential crisis that is the Evangelion anime franchise. We talk about the latest EVA movie with the least amount of spoilers as possible as well as the other news drops over the week including trailers for Eternals, He-Man, and Star Wars: Visions. We also delve into the Musk’s Tesla Bot and Only Fans’ recent kerfuffle.
Also, Bayani tries to convince himself that Kevin Smith’s Clerks films are cinematic kino.
We take a deep dive into The Suicide Squad and compare James Gunn’s recent entry to his previous works as well as other DCEU films.
What’s more, we take a look at the new previews for Stranger Things 4, Y: The Last Man, the Batman ’89 comic, as well as the possibility of a White Chicks sequel.
We’re also bringing back Kino Korner where we take an inside look at more artsy films. This week, Thirdy brings the Lovecraftian film The Endless (2017) to the table.
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After a long delay and a move to Manila, Bayani and Thirdy finally get back to discuss news that’s been culminating over the past three weeks. We talk about the latest trailers, The Dead Space Remake, ScarJo suing Disney and our thought on Space Jam: A New Legacy and Masters of the Universe: Revelation. Do they deserve the hate?
In this seventh episode of Feed the Geeks, we bring in guests Earnest Buzon and Rob Lim to talk about eSports in the Philippines and the state of the scene.
We also have some discussions on how to get into eSports and what we think teams should to in order to up their game.
Besides that, we also talk about the smaller news that came out over the past two weeks like the state of Star Trek 4, Pixar’s Turning Red, The Witcher 2, and a lot more.
Feed the Geeks is finally branching out on their own channel apart from Retasocast!
In this episode, we have over resident friend-taso Zach to talk about LGBTQ+ representation in films, TV, and gaming. We discuss actors and which roles they should be able to take, and the recent rise in problematic ex-child actors. Plus, we take an in-depth look at Disney Pixar’s Luca, a film with an LGBT theme at its very heart. Also something about Yaoi and how it appropriates the gay experience.
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