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Here you go: As the captain of the USS Enterprise, James T. Kirk had seen his fair share of strange and wonderful things in the far reaches of the galaxy. But he never could have imagined the incredible adventure that awaited him and his crew on their latest mission. While exploring a...

I have a series of Black Panther comic books where the X-Men character Storm was Black Panther. It's not entirely unprecedented. The question of Marvel characters who are female being superior to their male counterparts is something I will not dive into more than this: Some are already superior...

Ooooh... there's good reason for that. It's powerful stuff.

Yeah, that was pretty major. We'll see how much weight that holds. A lot of time could have passed, and he could be close on this version... based on the fact that we've already seen that stuff, all they need to do is say... have a montage of him trying to duplicate a lot of the moments, and...

Here’s the next part of the lecture series on The Chronicles of Narnia by Dr. Scott Masson. This is the book that I believe will be the first to be adapted by Netflix for their Chronicles of Narnia series. Let’s look deeper into The Magician’s Nephew. A few weeks ago we shared a lecture on The...

I had a lot of fun this week, using A.I. to write hilarious stories. I used ChatGTP and had it write a story that combines Star Wars and Narnia. I then put each paragraph into an AI image generator and these were the pictures that it came up with. You can kind of see what they images were trying...

I have a feeling that Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 will be every bit as fun as Vol. 1 and Vol. 2. It's the same writer/director. I think it's going to be super fun, but also have a lot of heart. Vol. 2 ended with a bittersweet scene, I think 3 will as well. James Gunn has shown he has range...

I don't understand what the silver/gold coins has to do with. That said, my point was, I think they managed to tell the same thing in that scene as the book does. Not the same words, but to me, it was the same outcome. Regardless, all I am saying here is: with the new adaptations of anything...

I only own 3 of the 4 Thor movies. I won't be buying Love & Thunder. That said, Thor has nothing to do with Greta or Narnia. It's not a running theme, because there isn't a running theme, because they haven't made the movies yet. Now, if we watch the movie, and they have done something to the...

I always choose optimism. If I'm pessimistic about it, it might become a self-fulfilling prophecy... I have found more things that I enjoy that way, rather than being angry about things I cannot change. So with these new Narnia movies, I know I am not the writer or director, and I don't think...

I'm wondering what stories she will direct. If I had to venture a guess, I think they're going to film in chronological order. And because she's possibly directing at least two films, I think that is a smart move. The Magician's Nephew and The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. Multiple...

There’s finally a new rumor about Netflix’s upcoming Chronicles of Narnia project. According to the rumor from “What’s On Netflix,” Netflix is looking to kick of their Chronicles of Narnia franchise with two films, both to be directed by Greta Gerwig. Greta Gerwig is an extremely busy actor and...

As promised, we are going to be sharing a lecture series on The Chronicles of Narnia by Dr. Scott Masson. He hasn’t yet covered all of the books in the chronicles, so if/when he does so, we will share those as well. We’re going to post the ones he’s done in the order of his lectures. We hope...

He absolutely would. In fact, he already has appeared in a show as Palpatine, just this year. I could definitely see him do that.

The sequel trilogy is now my favorite Star Wars trilogy. I like it more than both the original trilogy and the prequels, personally. I will say this as someone who defended the prequels constantly when they were released, and now does the same with the sequels: both have received the same level...

Here is Dr. Scott Masson’s in-depth analysis of Amazon Prime’s The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power‘s eighth episode, “Alloyed.” In this episode: New alliances are forged. This is the finale of season one of the show. If you missed his analysis of the first episode, A Shadow of the Past...

Here is Dr. Scott Masson’s in-depth analysis of Amazon Prime’s The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power‘s seventh episode, “The Eye.” In this episode: Survivors of a cataclysm try to find safety; the Harfoots confront evil; Durin is torn between friendship and duty; Adar considers a new name...

I like this for a thought experiment. I will think about it for a bit.

Here is Dr. Scott Masson’s in-depth analysis of Amazon Prime’s The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power‘s sixth episode, “Udûn.” In this episode: Adar and his army march on Ostirith. If you missed his analysis of the first episode, A Shadow of the Past, you can find that here, the second...

Not really. I believe the Hobbit page you're talking about might have been written by Tolkien as a way to explain things that changed with his writing of The Lord of the Rings (which took him about 16 years or so to write).