The iconic science fiction franchise that popularized the phrase "I'll be back" has continued to return to cinemas even though they are doomed to repeat themselves. Time travel, themes of destiny and fate, strong female protagonists, and disappointing sequels are all things now commonly associated with the "Terminator" franchise.
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Sindarin, Klingon, Dathroki, Na'vi, Wookie and more! Join us as we discuss the concept of constructed languages (conlangs for short) in fiction. As fantasy and science fiction have grown as genres of entertainment, so have the opportunities for creators to invent new languages to inform their worlds.
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Watch out for that tree! How did this short lived 1960's animated parody of Tarzan turn into a live-action comedy for kids that introduced a generation to making fun of movies, breaking the fourth wall, and the British humour of John Cleese. Grab a vine and swing on by as we discuss "George of the Jungle".
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The character nobody wanted the movie rights for is now bringing Asian representation to the superhero genre. Meet Shang-Chi, the Marvel character so obscure that they can create a whole new story for him that has become one of the most enjoyable and exciting films to come out in the past few years.
To avoid SPOILERS for "Shang-Chi & The Legend of the Ten Rings", skip over 47:41- 1:02:49 of the episode.
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