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Capt. Redblade
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It's been a long, tough few months for me, but I'm finally back on my feet. Presenting the first review in something like five months: 1983's Hercules, starring Lou Ferrigno. -
Now I'm trying to think which parts would be best for making figs of Sydney Greenstreet and Peter Lorre.
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Ooh, I really hope the Town Hall is coming back. I completely dragged my heels and the thought of missing out on it so soon before my birthday (and so soon after I missed out on the Haunted House) really does sting. I'm not up to speed on what the general procedure is when a product comes back in stock like that. Does it usually last for a few hours? Days? Weeks? How fast would I need to act if it comes back?
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So the builds are more <insert that tiresome argument> than 2009. The figs more than make up for it, and some of the <insert that tiresome argument> builds are still pretty cool. I'll definitely be getting the Shipwreck Defense and the Soldiers Outpost. It is kind of disappointing that the ship is mostly a rehash, but we have to remember who the target audience is for this stuff. LEGO's line of thinking is probably that the kids who had the Brickbeard's Bounty are now too old to be bothered by that kind of thing, and those that didn't weren't old enough at the time, but now they are and so it'll be a new experience.
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Honestly, I kinda like Darkseid's hover cannon. It feels like a little taste of Apokolips. I would've liked to have seen a Parademon or something, but I can live without it if it means there's now a GA figure I can actually afford. And on that point, is it possible we might see variants of the other SDCC figs in coming years? A man can dream, surely...
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An Aquaman figure with short hair and a beard would be - dare I say it - OUTRAGEOUS!
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Danger, danger, Will Robinson! This week's review is Lost in Space!
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I would be lying if I said the NC wasn't one of the main reasons I decided to do this, so I appreciate the comparison!
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New episode!
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This week, the (not so) Fantastic Four!
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Come see my terrible Jeff Goldblum impression in this week's episode!
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Flintstones, meet the Flintstones, they've a crappy live-action movie! In case you can't tell, this week's review is The Flintstones.
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This week, it's back to basics.
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I had some time to kill after editing my last review and this happened.
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Bat-month concludes with a systematic and (very) therapeutic takedown of Joel Schumacher's Batman & Robin.
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This week, the Batman franchise changes hands as Bat-month continues with Batman Forever.
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Here are the new links for the rest of the episodes: Stormbreaker: Congo: Batman Returns:
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Have no fear. I've recently had a respite from Youtube's legal red tape, so I've been taking down some of the older videos and re-uploading the full, uncut versions in their place. In fact I was just on my way here to post a list: Wild Wild West: Daredevil: Scooby-Doo: Kingdom of the Crystal Skull: Sword of the Valiant: Batman: Fair warning, I am most likely going to replace the rest of the videos tomorrow, so if any more videos disappear, rest assured that it's entirely on my terms.
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Bat-month continues with Batman Returns! PART 1 PART 2
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In honour of Batman's 75th anniversary, May is Bat-month on the Adaptation Nation. This week: Batman (1989). PART 1 PART 2 It's been a while since I've seen the film, but I'll think about it.
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