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KPop, now with more Stan Lee

KPop, now with more Stan Lee

Yeah,

You have got to give credit to Stan the Man Lee.  This guys in print, radio, tv, movies, comics…and now in KPop.  And ya know, with the right glasses and hair stylist, my dad could be his double…Their mannerisms are even similar.

NerdBastards found a KPop video with him in it.  Head on over to check out the story…

While many might be aware of Kpop, most don’t really understand the reach…

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Are you ready for this?!?

Are you ready for this?!?

Ok, some of you may know Deadpool.  Some of you may know that Ryan Reynolds is my favorite actor that portrays Deadpool.  At least so far in the Wolverine movie.

Well, did you know that Ryan got together with some people and made a Deadpool Trailer?  Sort of a proof of concept this would really work kind of thing?

If you didn’t know, you know now.  Here it is:

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MUST WATCH WEB SERIES: ‘Sweethearts of the Galaxy’

Admittedly, I hate it when people approach me to check out their online web series. I’m a total curmudgeon about it. Yes, there are tons of really good series out there, but the vast majority are almost always bad. It’s painful having to give up minutes of my life on the chance something might be [&]

Wow, Nerd Bastards thinks we're adorkable! Thank you for giving us a shot.

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Karl Urban, from the new Star Trek films said that “Star Trek, as envisioned, was about space exploration. And it would be really wonderful to harness the spirit of that and apply it to the next film”. Is that something that you would like to see? A greater focus on discovery in these films. Shatner: I’m not gonna second guess JJ Abrams, he’s a great director and he’s so talented. But I’ll tell you that I am going to the Lowell Observatory in a couple of weeks to deliver a speech that I wrote about Star Trek and its capacity to stir the imaginations of young people. The idea is, that so many people’s lives have been touched by the imagination of Star Trek and children’s imaginations are so vital to the rest of their lives that… this is an aspect of Star Trek that I’m focused on. Now let me ask you, trying to bring in new viewers, new younger viewers to expose that world to young kids and teenagers alike and really spur that imagination — is a TV show a more viable vehicle for that? Is it sad that we don’t have something like that right now, a Star Trek TV show that could really seize on the exploration part of the thing that the original series and Next Generation, that those things did? Shatner: You know, I think you’re right. Because, JJ Abrams has found the key to getting a large audience into the movie theater, and that’s the ride. So you get a lot of the CGI effects, which is the epic movie making aspect of today, whereas in Cecile B. Demille’s time, you had to use real people. Now you don’t need to use real people and you can have infinity for God’s sake. That’s in order to get you into the theater, because the majesty of the movie is shown by the large screen. But when you get into the small screen, you need stories… entertaining, interesting, vital stories that have a philosophy and also have an excitement about them, so that the viewer stays with it, but receives the philosophy as a byproduct. Those were the best of Star Trek, those kinds of stories. And that kind of thing, there is always room for that. That kind of imaginative approach that stirs young people into wanting to be connected with science.

William Shatner with Nerd Bastards to promote new documentary ‘The Captains: Close Up’