3BlackGeeks Podcast

#TheCelestialElementals #RangerStopAndPop #Fantasy  With an insatiable curiosity for exploring the delicate balance between good and evil, Jaymar weaves tales of heroes facing extraordinary challenges, infusing each story with the essence of courage, unity, and the enduring power of the human spirit. Drawing inspiration from diverse cultures and life's intricate tapestry, Jaymar's writing reflects a commitment to fostering empathy, hope, and the belief in the extraordinary potential within us all. When not crafting otherworldly sagas, Jaymar can be found lost in the depths of nostalgic television, immersing in nature's beauty, or concocting new adventures alongside beloved characters. 'Celestial Elementals' is Jaymar's first offering, inviting readers on a thrilling journey through realms where courage and camaraderie illuminate even the darkest of skies. Here's the link for the book and more info on Jaymar Jackson: https://www.tceseries.com/    

Tokyo Godfathers, the brilliant Satoshi Kon made a holiday classic that's purely Japanese. And PURELY wholesome. It's a movie that's made talks about homelessness, forgiveness, running away, redemption and family. 

#Anaconda #IceCube #JackBlack #PaulRudd In the weirdest of ways, Anaconda works somehow. Take the root idea of what 'Be Kind, Rewind' was and add in a bigger budget and you get this film. Its silly in all the right ways and wrong ways as well yet ends up sticking the landing how you expect it to go. A film thats not really a remake and its also a sequel to the original film at the same time. Given the actors in this film, you can see the jokes coming a mile away. End of the day its a silly movie with some earnest.  Do with that what you will.

#2025VideoGameAwards #VideoGames #Expedition33 #IndieGames  Its been awhile but DJ Tsu & CJ are back to talk about the 2025 Video Game Awards, the winners and losers, and what it means for Indie games in this every changing video game industry. We also talk about the upcoming Street Fighter movie teaser that dropped, and other odds & ends.

#RentalFamily #BrendanFraser #Hikari #TakehiroHira #MariYamamoto   What happens when you get a film that bucks against the direction you think its going? Thats what Rental Family does. On the surface, you watch a foreigner in Brendan Fraser maneuver around Japan as a working actor trying to make it big through a special job as a companion to various people. Once the movie presents itself very quickly that its not what you think, you end up getting a very heartwarming and honest film but people and feelings. Solid direction, great cinematography, and excellent acting. 

#AvatarFireAndAsh #Avatar #JamesCameron  Here we are at the 3rd Avatar film and surprisingly this is a step up from the 2nd film top to bottom. Yes this is a movie that is all about James Cameron flexing his chops at VFX and the movie looks good as hell but same time we get a pretty engaging story with plot points thats been done before. New locations, new characters, and revisiting even old characters from the first film. End of the day, you have a film that is pretty damn entertaining from start to finish.

This movie takes 3BG back to that era called "A MONTH BEFORE 9/11"! We talk about the great Kevin Smith, 9/11, the ViewAskew Universe, and a lot of laughs. 

Lane leaving Ole Miss for LSU. The NBA isn't Code Red but it's definately Code Orange. The F1 Championship is a three way race. Who's gonna fight Cena!? The NCAA wants ALLLLLL of the money. ...it's a mad house. 

#Predator #PredatorBadlands #Aliens #AvP The Predator franchise has always been consistently entertaining(Barring the 2018 Predator movie which fell short despite some moments). At any rate coming off of Prey, Killer of Killers and even Alien: Romulus & Alien: Earth, it seems like we're heading down the road towards a legit Alien vs Predator movie. But while we're on this road, enter Predator: Badlands which does a solid job of putting you into this established universe with a twist...This time we're following a young Predator who's out to prove himself to his clan. With that setup, we got a film that overall hits all the beats you expect from the Predator franchise even with the PG-13 rating. This is a must watch.

Its been awhile and lots has happened in the Toku world. From Super Sentai getting a full blown revamp to the Power Rangers reboot finally going into production, CJ and Prime give there thoughts and then dive into the fun world of Gekisou Sentai Carranger.

Time for some DAMN good cinema. Whiplash does everything perfectly. From acting to the music to the subtext. We talk about JK, Miles Teller being the best of his generation so-far, coaching, abuse and white people. 

A school teacher from Albuquerque has a mid-life crisis and becomes drug dealer. Well...he cooks, his ex-student is the drug dealer. Oh, and the teacher has cancer. And a baby on the way...and his in-law is a fed. Look its alot.

The late 90's Horror genre was just begging to get satired. Scream did half the work for it. The Wayans name in the 90's was still hot too. Shawn and Marlon teamed up again to give us another hilarious parody movie. And launch Anna Faris and Regina Hall's careers. 

A southern laywer is scouted to work big cases in New York. That doesn't sound so bad until you see Al Pacino and it's like "Oh yeah...I'm working for Lucifer." We talk about 90's Christian Horror, Keanu doing his best Jacksonville, Charlise being tortured, Pacino being the perfect Devil and a bunch of Jeffrey Jones jokes.

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