By The post The One Where I Met Your Mother: Season Six, Episode Nineteen: “The One with Joey’s Fridge”/”Legendaddy” appeared first on Battleship Pretension. Natalie and David make fun of Ross’s girlfriend in “The One with Joey’s Fridge” and make fun of Barney’s brother in “Legendaddy.” Friends season six, episode nineteen,
“Suicide Squad” Game Has Quiet Debut
Rocksteady’s “Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League” launched last week to tepid critics reviews, though audience reviews were a little better. On Steam, reviews from players seem upbeat with 4,000 positive reviews to 700 negative ones. That doesn’t appear to have translated to sales or interest though. From Friday through
DVD Review: Nightclubbing – The Birth of Punk Rock In NYC
There’s been a lot of talk about the 50th anniversary of CBGB and the birthplace of punk. The little club in the Bowery became legendary when bands such as The Ramones, Blondie, Talking Heads and Television signed to major labels. There was a Manhattan club before the CBGB that gave
“Dune: Part Two” To Keep That Ending
Though Frank Herbert’s “Dune” novel doesn’t technically end on a cliffhanger, the nature of the work leaves some character and story threads open as it finishes. MINOR SPOILERS AHEAD FOR “DUNE: PART TWO” Herbert’s subsequent shorter second book, “Dune Messiah”, on the other hand, gives us some fairly definitive and
Monday Movie: Hammett, by Alexander Miller
The post Monday Movie: Hammett, by Alexander Miller appeared first on Battleship Pretension. Every Monday, we’ll highlight a piece of writing from our vaults. This review of Hammett originally ran as a Criterion Prediction. Wim Wenders’ Hammett is a strange case. The very concoction seems off. Wenders had flirted with the noir
