Edward's Review

Sorry for the long delay, this episode was near and dear to me and had to say my peace about this special along with the reports and information along with it.

This is only a personal update. Almost forgotten that this is also a gaming report for the gamers who casually play to fellow stream viewers for gaming.

Yes, finally we're completing the second season of Vox Machina and it's a long time coming. Just one last thing before the entire season is completed.

Yes, this is a personal episode and had to be address because it could effect the future episodes of the podcast/blog of the channels... just not so much on streaming/content creating.

With the Netflix special, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once and Always, coming up. It was time for some of us to return to the original source material of the very first film made way back in 1995 when the series went mega and things were as close as simple.

Yes, we're finally made it to the rest of the season of "The Legend of Vox Machina" from Amazon Prime. It's been a long road but here's what the cast of Vox Machina and several guests had to say during episodes 7, 8, and 9 as we get closer to the end.

Yes, I'm partially back to give the channel an update as well as to mention on what I've been doing during the break.

Before watching Ant-man and the Wasp: Quantumania, here we revisit the first two films that makes Antman... Antman. This is a review for both Ant-Man and Ant-Man and the Wasp films as we move forward on the latest Marvel film

We're in another year of love stories in 2023. This time, its in the comfort of your home or in the near-crowded place. Hope your Valentine's day is a relaxing one.

We're almost down the Season and things got really intense as two vestiges were found and more backstories revealed as we're close to the conclusion of the season.

Jumping into the realm of fantasy and dragons as we recap the live show from Twitch.

Just updating what we already know in the gaming world.

What an incredible roller-coaster ride this season has been. Here, we compare the style from the tabletop to animation as we dive into the episodes: Those who walk away, Pass through fire, and Into Rimecleft.

If there was ever a film where you're a filmmaker and watching a film about a filmmaker's life... This would be this wonderful film.

This is what happens when you joined a watch party with fellow critters for a podcast episodes. Bit of behind the scenes and what's to come with Critical Role and The Legend of Vox Machina season 2.

Welcome as we dive back into Tal'Dorei, where we now meet the Chroma Conclave and further our adventures with a band of friends. Let's retell the tale of where our season starts and how it leaves us in a cliffhanging moment as we go over the first 3 episodes of The Legend of Vox Machina. 

Yes, we're back at where nerdy voice actors and friends travel through another adventure in the campaign. Adding new characters to the season and my thoughts of the DnD Conservacy about "OGL" or Open Gaming License.

This film literally made me think about my direction in life.

First came the reboot killer doll and now we have the evolution of Ai doll and the first horror film in 2023.

This film is both something to view as well as something to think about.

First Gaming News of the year and its basically a recap of what's going on with Fortnite, first experience with a hacker/Dev, and small News on free stuff from companies.

We had our worst, now here's the best films we had in 2022.

We're near the end of the year so let bring back the year with our worst of the year.

This film isn't a part of anything holiday related but this story was interesting enough to view as it is nominated for two Golden Globes for Best Director and Best Pictures in musical or comedy. Note: Upon doing this episode, I didn't add to its other nominations for Best Score, Best Actor, Best supporting actor/actress, and Best screenplay.

This episode is completely different and wanted to try something entirely new for the season. Hope that you enjoy hearing this poem from Clement Clarke Moore from 1823, sourced from "The Random House Book of Poetry for Children" in 1983.