(Reel NSight) Reel Nsight Episode 88 X-Men Days of Future Past

Introduction

  • U.S. Release Date - May 23, 2014
  • Tagline(s)
    • His past. Our future.
    • Every hero, every power will unite.
    • The future begins.
  • Synopsis - The X-Men send Wolverine to the past in a desperate effort to change history and prevent an event that results in doom for both humans and mutants.
  • IMDb Profile
  • Wikipedia
  • Rotten Tomatoes - 92%

Insight

  • When traveling through the time of the mind, you carry only as many cigars as you have on you.
  • The Sentinels programming didn't account for the ED-209 glitch.
  • Level 2 Inception in mutants allows for reverse time travel.
  • Future Sentinels didn't need to do a DNA check, just a heat signature check to find insurgents.

Summary

  • Changing the past results in the polar opposite of the future being changed.
  • Reel Score - A
  • Positive(s)
    • Charles talking to Charles
    • Time travel paradox avoided
  • Negative(s)

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(The Geek I/O Show) The Geek I/O Show: Episode 64 - Blindsided by nostalgia and weird anime

This week on The Geek I/O Show: we are joined last minute by Andy Young! (The AIE Podcast)

We discussed Watch Dogs, the Disney plague and how many of our hosts had it, UK zombies that may or may not be ripping off ghouls from Fallout, Wildstar, how many MMOs is just too many, RPG Maker Humble Bundles, Plants vs Zombies 2, camera shoots, job calls, Jim Henson, Reading Rainbow, and so much more we didn't really Geek Out about anything other than Tweaked Audio and CJ failing to use them correctly.

So join us, wont you? Its better than getting a new road bikini that makes you imperstinate Harry Potter with technology while being married but not getting laid by zambie prostitute that found Carmen Sandiego and skinned her with a cooking show audition addiction who puts his pants in pies. The unrelated elephant has plans, shut your face.


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(Geek Toys) Geek Toys Episode 3: IK Multimedia's iRings!

This week on Geek Toys, I go discuss the IK Multimedia iRing motion controller!

Here are some of the points:

Very small, easily fits on your hands

Amazingly simple plug and play use

iRing Music Creator is great - but needs a LOT of light.

No Android Support

It's a niche thing, but if you're the niche, it's gold.

My Points: 7/10

TL;DR - Hate the fact there is no Android support, and there needs to be a ton of light in order for it to fully get going, but once it does, it's awesome.

Here's an audio file I recorded with it in the first 5 minutes using it

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