We are just having fun reviewing and discussing comic books, graphic novels, manga, anime/animation, music and movies that we have recently read, listened to or watched.
TJ Stafford is sharing with our listeners his music video for his single “Catch”. TJ gives us a single that has a storytelling element to it and that carries over into the music video. It might be a slower single, but it’s the story that will hold you with the way TJ sings. TJ does have a softer voice that blends with the instrumentals easily. Here’s TJ Stafford’s music video for “Catch” through his YouTube channel:
The Inhumans have premiered and Jonathon enjoyed it. I unfortunately am one of those individuals that doesn’t have time to watch TV on a regular basis so I get to wait until it hits stores. The trailer from FilmSelect Trailer’s YouTube channel looks good though:
It doesn’t seem like it should be 25 years that Harley Quinn has been in the DC Universe. Time goes by way to fast. Here’s DC Comics tribute video to Harley Quinn over the years through their YouTube channel:
Jelly Ellington is sharing with our listeners his music video for “Let Go”, featuring Philly G. Jelly gives us a single that has some really nice guitar features and he actually begins the song with a guitar solo. The rhythm is moody and kind of bluesy and along with the music video we take a stroll through the city as he sings. Philly G. comes in half way through the single with a very well done feature. This is one that definitely slows the pace down, but we need that every now and then. Here’s Jelly Ellington’s “Let Go” music video featuring Philly G. through Jelly’s YouTube channel – Richard:
If you are lucky enough the live action adaptation of Tokyo Ghoul will be in select theaters October 16-22. If you are like us and don’t live near a large city you’ll just have to wait until it gets released on DVD/Blu-ray. How long that wait will be I’m not sure, but at least fans in North America have FUNimation that is going to be a distributor for the film. Here’s the trailer for Tokyo Ghoul for you through FUNimation’s YouTube channel:
Zuli hits a wide range of emotions in their music video for their single “Kubadiver”. The single starts out in a slow melodic pace reflective of ballad type songs for the late 1960’s. Then at around the 1:20 mark the band picks up the pace and you shift into a faster almost bubblegum pop sound and in the video the band is eating cake. It doesn’t stop there, because this single has a third act and Zuli goes into an even higher gear at around the 2:00 minute mark the video takes on a different tone and so does the single. At this point of the video the band members get sick and everyone gets to know about it and the video has shifting strobe light effects, so be aware if you are watching this video. Anyway it’s like the band is saying the bubblegum pop sound is to sugary and they are getting sick of it and they shift into a heavy metal sound. Very interesting mix of genres and the three movements didn’t bother me and I enjoyed the single. Here’s Zuli’s music video for “Kubadiver” through their YouTube channnel – Richard:
Star Wars Battlefront II just looks plan awesome. If you don’t have this on your to buy list you might want to add it. Thanks to EA Star Wars’ YouTube channel for the trailer:
Maze Runner is getting it’s third film with The Death Cure. It is scheduled to release in theaters this upcoming January. So get ready to run the maze again. Here’s the trailer through MovieClips Trailers YouTube channel:
Emma Charleston has been very generous with us and our listeners. She is sharing with everyone again her latest music video for her single “Don’t Wait Up” from her Enjoy the Ride EP. This is a little slower song and has a beautiful string instrumentality. At first the single sounds very simplistic with just the guitar and Emma’s voice, but very shortly into the single we get a great encompassing sound when the other strings and background singers come in. The music video itself is a studio type video so you get to see all of the artists involved in making this single. Very nicely done all the way around. Here’s Emma Charleston’s music video “Don’t Wait Up” through her YouTube channel – Richard:
Here is Frank Miller’s third installment of the Dark Knight series. This volume collects the Batman The Dark Knight: Master Race series into one complete volume. This is a nice addition to the previous Dark Knight volumes that Frank Miller started with in his The Dark Knight Returns. Here’s the trailer through DC Entertainment’s YouTube channel: