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Continue reading →: Why Star Trek’s Background Characters Matter More Than You ThinkThe significance of background characters in Star Trek lies in their contribution to world-building and theme development. Their brief appearances highlight the diverse and essential roles of all crew members.
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Continue reading →: The Mystery of Coruscant’s AtmosphereCoruscant faces the challenge of maintaining its atmosphere due to the lack of natural processes. With no natural weather patterns, artificial solutions are speculated, including atmospheric processing plants, climate control systems, and advanced recycling techniques. These silent guardians work tirelessly to sustain a livable environment.
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Continue reading →: Boyd’s gut-wrenching decisionOne of the most gut wrenching decisions ever made on TV is from the Epic TV series “From.” Boyd is caught in a nightmarish scenario where his wife, Abby, who’s convinced she’s dreaming, starts shooting people to “wake up.” In a frightening turn, she points the gun at their son,…
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Continue reading →: Alice doesn’t speak much in the Resident Evil moviesIn the resident evil movie series, it seems that Alice doesn’t speak much. There’s a reason for this. Although resident evil is in the horror genre, Alice is a more action-oriented character, often using physical expressions and actions to communicate. While she does have significant dialogue, her character is designed…
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Continue reading →: Frodo didn’t destroy the Ring of Power; it destroyed itself.In the Lord of the Rings movie, it wasn’t Frodo who destroyed the ring. It was the ring’s own destructive influence that led to its end. The intense hold the ring had on both Gollum and Frodo triggered a struggle at Mount Doom that ultimately sent it into the fiery…
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Continue reading →: Did Mace Windu survive the fall?If there’s one thing that Star Wars fans have learned over the years, it’s that death isn’t always the end. Star Wars is infamous for bringing back supposedly deceased characters. So if you don’t see a character lying dead or taking their last breath, then don’t assume they are dead.…
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Continue reading →: Obi-Wan Kenobi is the True Chosen One in Star WarsThe prophecy of the Chosen One in Star Wars has never truly been established, whether it’s Anakin or, later, Luke Skywalker. However, a closer look of Obi-Wan Kenobi’s life and actions suggests that he may be the true Chosen One. From his exceptional combat achievements to his role in the…
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Continue reading →: If you’re wondering why Immortals and Blood of Zeus seem like they were written by the same person, they were.The Immortals and Blood of Zeus, both created by brothers Charles and Vlas Parlapanides, share similarities in chosen heroes, villains’ motivations, and divine mentorship by Zeus. The tales differ in the direct acknowledgment of divine heritage and the focus on human qualities. Fans of Greek mythology can enjoy both seasons…
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Continue reading →: Fallout Took a Page Right Out of Resident Evil’s Playbook.If you’re questioning that the premise of Fallout about big corporation engineering the end of the world, whipping it clean to remake it into their own image seems familiar them you’re not wrong. That was pretty much the entire premise to the Resident Evil movie series, although it was only…
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Continue reading →: The world needs Lex LuthorIn the pantheon of comic book characters, few are as complex as Lex Luthor. Alternating between malevolent villain and unlikely protector, Luthor isn’t your typical antihero. While more of a supervillain than a superhero, this bald businessman has no time for a comb-over or golden tans. Every so often, he’ll…
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Continue reading →: Plot Inconsistencies in Star Trek Kelvin TimelineJ.J. Abrams’ 2009 “Star Trek” reboot introduced the Kelvin Timeline, portraying a younger original crew. The reboot faced turbulence with story line inconsistencies, Chekhov’s apparent transport skill regression, and the Federation’s political contradictions.
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