BulletPoints - Of Ultron and Ant-Men

Welcome back to BulletPoints where we talk about movies, games, and other entertainment in more detail. We can talk about the art, the business, or just have a little fun doing something nonsensical like last week’s personal Silent Hill venture. This week, I thought we’d dive in some Marvel Comics lore now that most of us have seen Age of Ultron. Why? Because while I really quite like Age of Ultron it got some things wrong (adaptation wise) and while I’m not upset, I feel this is a missed opportunity that will lower the quality of this year’s OTHER Marvel film, Ant-Man. 

Reloading: Avengers: Age of iRobot

There’s no big movie that just came out to review… right? Oh, wait. Avengers: Age of Ultron. Well, shit, and I have a huge backlog of reviews dating back to January that I still haven’t gotten around to posting. I guess they’ll have to wait a week so I can get to this. Also, Cap, don’t start with me about language, time for a review! 

Three-Way Podcast #46 - Shiny Old Quagsire

Hello! Good morning! So I've noticed the blog has fallen behind a bit. If you are someone who has kept up with us on our YouTube Channel, then you're fine. But if you never migrated over there or only check here, then I sincerely apologize. It's just one of those things that, once we got busy, I didn't realize I had been neglecting it.

To make up for it, I've decided to come over here and get all of our latest content up on the E-Vac Blog this morning. I'll also be getting it on our Steam Page as well. We getting to a point where the E-Vac Station Brand is going to be exploding everywhere in hopes to push our subscribers and views to new levels. We can only do so with your help. Please be sure to like, share, comment, and subscribe. Thank you!

This week in the podcast, we talk about Marvel and DC moves, Godzilla, Ghostbusters, Old games, Nintendo, Don Mattrick, and Turkish dudes making robots. Now with 90% less Robo-Satan!

BulletPoints: Wall Crawling Menace Co-op'ed by Marvel

A recent news report announced that Spiderman would be joining the ranks of the Marvel characters in a recent deal construed by Sony and Marvel. While Fox has yet to weigh in on the issue in regards to X-Men and the Fantastic Four, we can spend the time speculating on whether this news is good or not by skimming over some of the relevant facts, of which, we actually know very little.

Three-Way Podcast #38: After Sex Donuts

It's Valentine's Day and we all sound like idiots. We talk about Zelda, Spiderman, Pubic Hair, and things you can do for Valentine's Day, including listening to our lovely podcast (which is embedded below for your convenience). 

Trailers on Trial - Fant4stic

Hey, so I’m back and this isn’t anything pre-planned. I’m not even sure what “Blog” category this will necessarily fall under. I mean, it’s like a review, but we’re mostly talking about a trailer. And since there won’t be a score because… well… trailer… it’s not even really a review. I guess it’s just a one-off post regarding the new Fantastic Four trailer (or I suppose it’s called Fant4stic). But a trailed dropped this past Tuesday for Fant-Four-Stic and I want to join in the talk while the iron is hot and discuss the new trailer… You can probably expect more posts like this for upcoming Star Wars, Jurassic World, Age of Ultron, and so on trailers.

Majestic Twelve: Movies of 2014

2014 was a strange year for films. Most of them were adaptations of Young Adult Novels featuring dystopia-futures where the youngsters played by people who are likely my age or slightly older have to fight to the death of arbitrary reasons. And while I may not have said it often, I’m tired of seeing these kinds of adaptations everywhere because they all basically have the same ideology that the future will suck and these teenage gobshites are going to be the ones to somehow make it suck less with their angsty romance subplots.

But I say no to this foolishness. No such nonsense will make my list this year as we will focus on films that are fun, exciting, and adapted from more interesting things like comics, manga, or lucid fever dreams. Here we go with the best films of 2014 (as decided by me).

BulletPoints: Why Get Hype For Suicide Squad?

Some of you might have been wondering with the last issue of BulletPoints why I seem more inclined to like Marvel films over DC films. Taking it farther, why I was surprised by my excitement for Suicide Squad over… anything Marvel or Marvel-related. But there are some good reasons which I guess I’ll explain here. 

Reloading: Big Hero 6 Review

A little late to the party, but better late than never, it’s the review for Big Hero 6, Marvel’s first movie that is part of the Disney animated line of films following films like Frozen and Wreck it Ralph. Does it hold up or does it fall flat? 

Reloading: Women, Gaming, and the Future of Entertainment

(Planned on this releasing sooner. Got delayed because raisins. Enjoy!)

BulletPoints - Avengers Assemble (The Reboot TV Series)

Today on BulletPoints, we’ll be reviewing Avengers Assembled, the lesser successor to the much better show, Avengers: Earth’s Mightiest Heroes.

BulletPoints: Guardians of the Galaxy

First new post of the new E-Vac Station blog for reviews, news, analysis, and jokes on comparing Hollywood stars to male genitalia. So let’s start our new series of reviews (which we’re calling Bullet Points) with a review of Guardians of the Galaxy (which, incidentally, could just be called “Marvel’s Pricks in Space”).