In this 6 part juicy podcast episode are the usual suspects, Tariq and Darion, joined by Glenn to share their opinions on: How Tessa Thompson held her own in leading this 3rd episode. Tessa Thompson is a very strong actress and we see a new side of her playing a multiple personality role as Charlotte Hale and who ever else is in her pearl. This episode kicked in a bit more for most fans. Best scenes: - Delores and Caleb establishing their new relationship. - Favorite lines, "Are you angry?" (No, I'm enraged!") - Hale and her son, great acting from Tessa Thompson.

Maeve shows us how we can break free from our loop of bad experiences, get behind the wheel again, and take charge of our lives!! Westworld's robot family is growing - From Ventruvian bots to Host bots, to George the Transformer bot, Chappie bots, and the new Harriet bots!! “Cat trying to escape a cage that doesn’t exist!” That’s a cool Matrix “There is no Spoon” type line! But the cage does exist, if you believe it does, so it's both. Similar to Erwin Schro-dinger’s Cat in the sci-fi bk/movie, Girl with All the Gifts

No one's controlling Delores, but Maeve is stuck in a Maze of Control. Even the robot, interestingly named Harriet can't free her from 'the mans' control! Just when Maeve believes she's free and in control of her life, someone (both white men) yank her chain!! But I'm sure (or at least I hope) that's Lisa Joy and Jonathan Nolan's plan. To give a bird's eye view of how a lot of black ppl feel in America. Can't wait to see Maeve break free of her chains once and for ALL!

Guests Darion Danjou and Tariq Simmons continue with part 2 in discussing: The new secret agent character named, Delores! Evan Rachel Wood is bringing the sexy this season with her slick back hair and is more interesting to watch now. The new kid on the block Caleb, is already becoming a favorite and is very relatable. But will Caleb turn on Delores when he finds out she's not human? We debate over who was missing at the board meeting.with Charlotte Hale? We predict Giggles mood t-shirt will be the hottest piece of clothing at the next cosplay event!  And Lena Waithe did a great job but hope they grow her character. Sci-fi shows like Westworld, Altered Carbon and the Expanse sets a nice bar of where other show runners need to start!

Guests Darion Danjou and Tariq Simmons, discuss: - The beautiful new "Real" world with its great sci-fi cinematography and technology. - You need to watch WW 3 times, one for the visuals, the 2nd for dialog and 3rd to make sure you didn't miss any of the two. - This show is like watching a moving piece of art! It's ok to absorb it differently than the actual facts of the show. - Delores tech dress was hot, men would enjoy that type of fashion as well!

Deeper reaction from advance screening attendees. Wigans played by Lamorne Morris, was really great, love seeing blerds on screen!  Kinda like a violent Captain America with some Punisher in there! The first part of the movie that was an illusion, was a simple taste of Westworld. Compared to the CGI in Gemini Man it was better. But like PS2 graphics during fight scene with Jimmy - the prosthetic limb guy with arms "Doc-Ock-ing" around. The digital space fight scene was cool. Fans of the modern Blood Shot comics before Video game publisher, Acclaim bought Valiant and then Valiant bought it back again. (This was a MCSFO promoted event)

MCSFO podcast crew was out getting first reactions of Blood Shot at an adv. screening. Unfortunately, COVID-19 kept most ppl at home for this screening, but we were there with hand sanitizer and throw back plastic seat covers! :p If you're expecting to see Vin Diesel kicking butt, a pretty girl, simple plot, AND you take into consideration this is an origin story, you'll love this movie! Based on the popular Valiant Comic book character, Bloodshot was reasonably close to the source material, it's a fun ride with a mixed bag of VFX and acting. (This was a MCSFO promoted event)

At this MCSFO promoted event, our podcast crew was out getting first reactions at The Invisible Man advance screening. Guest Plugs:   - parades, conventions, charity work. Eddie Hines - member of The Metro Atlanta Geeks Meetup group. Comments: A very cool movie, but has Inconsistency with tech, suit glitching, timing a bit slow for some. Inspiring to see this women take back her life from this abusive man! Loved that they didn't play out the usual mad scientist trope, nice to see it from the victims perspective. Fresh new take on an old corny classic. But why didn't he make any sounds while he was getting hit?

At this MCSFO promoted event, our podcast crew was out getting first reactions at The Invisible Man advance screening. Guest Plugs:   AtlantaGhostBusters.com - parades, conventions, charity work. Eddie Hines - member of The Metro Atlanta Geeks Meetup group. Comments:  The director Leigh Whannell did a good job!  People came in with low expectations, but felt better about their choice. Trailer was a bait and switch. Waaay better than Hollow Man! Special effects worked better in this film than Hollow Man. This is more of a psychological Hitchcock slow creepy burn. Surround Sound by Dolby was great!  You felt every breath.

Welcome to the MCSFO Podcast where we speak, One Language:  Sci-fi!  We'll bring you in-depth discussions on some of the best thought provoking movies, books and TV shows in the sci-fi, fantasy and comic book genres.   We'll discuss complex narratives characters, and diversity or lack there of, in gender, sexuality, disability, ethnicity & culture.   We'll bring you spoiler free reviews live at advance movie screenings. We'll also bring you new exclusive interviews with award winning sci-fi filmmakers, actors, authors and industry professionals. We'll also announce special events presented by MCSFO.  So sit back and relax and let us take you into the world of multicultural sci-fi!