The Dark Knight Trilogy Limited Edition Giftset Review

For nearly a decade, Christopher Nolan has blessed the comic book and film world with an adaptation of the DC Comics superhero Batman we can be all proud off. Since beginning the journey in 2005 with Batman Begins, escalating the action with The Dark Knight in 2008, and culminating the story of Bruce Wayne with The Dark Knight Rises this year, the British director has successfully presented a trifecta of films that would collectively be known as "The Dark Knight Trilogy", and it is a collection that will forever and proudly remain in the higher echelons of cinematic history. 

Following the widely anticipated release of The Dark Knight Rises in home video this holiday season, the circle is now complete and the movies that make up the TDK trilogy are now all available in home video. Being the Batman/ Dark Knight fan and collector that I am, I couldn't pass up on this prestigious collection... And now I finally have the entire saga in my collection. If you have yet to experience Nolan's Batsaga and need to get everything in one set, this baby's now available in both Blu-Ray and DVD formats. Since I already have all three movies in the former, the latter package was just ripe for the picking.

Now without further ado, here's a review of The Dark Knight Trilogy Limited Edition Giftset!

Epic Birthday and Thanksgiving Celebration 2012!

It's not everyday you celebrate your birthday and thanksgiving simultaneously, and with people you know greeting you from all corners and walks of like while returning the nod back, that's really got to count as a special day for all who took time to message or call. I can't thank everyone enough for the good fortunes, blessings, and gifts this year, and there's a lot to look forward to in life in the days ahead.  That being said, it's been a sweet ride today, and I'm looking forward to more things as the next year prepares to grace us. Thank you to all again for the popculture stuff and thoughtful gifts, and before I end this, let me say again...

HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO EVERYONE! JUSTICE FOR ALL!

- Tim V. aka Timzster

Movie Review: Skyfall

It's been playing in theaters since the beginning of the month, but better late than never to review it now... Especially for those who haven't seen this yet!

Opening last month Halloween in international territories and on November 8 in the US, Columbia Pictures and MGM welcomed the long awaited return of Daniel Craig as James Bond in the highly anticipated 23rd 007 Film "Skyfall". As the third installment of Craig's tenure as the famous British Secret Agent; a role that's also been played by legendary actors like Sean Connery and Roger Moore, this adventure pits Bond against an adversary with connections to MI6's past, which puts his faith with his superior M into question and explores another facet of the "Licensed To Kill" agent's mysterious past.

Many people call this the best film in the franchise yet, and a lot of the story and action in it hold water enough to make that a strong argument. This review will explore whether or not I agree with that assessment, yet still giving my two cents worth on why I certainly enjoyed it nonetheless.