October 21, 2015 - BACK TO THE FUTURE DAY

Pretty much my own post and tribute of honoring a day that ALL fans of the "Back To The Future" films have been waiting for... The year that Doc Brown and Marty travel to the future in Back To The Future Part 2 (which was actually released on my 6th bday)! It's October 21, 2015 - Back To The Future Day!



While we don't have any flying cars, time machines, or Mr. Fusions yet, there've been a number of coincidences that ACTUALLY happened, and Pepsi Perfects were made after all!

I've honored the day via a blog post and then on IG, with the latter pic shown below!

That being said and before the day ends... GREAT SCOTT, HAPPY BACK TO THE FUTURE DAY!!!!

Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain CE Unboxing Video

It's been a while since I've posted... And actually did an "Unboxing Video" for a change!

Arguably Game of the Year material for the year 2015, Hideo Kojima's swan song of a game in "Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain" is everything a Metal Gear fan like myself could ask for in a video game combining stealth, action, and open-world gameplay...



Now how about an awesome Collector's Edition of that game to compliment things? Here's an unboxing video of the CE that not only contains a Day One copy of the game and a bonus Blu-Ray disc w/ a steel case... but a half-scale replica of the Bionic Arm of the protagonist himself... Venom Snake!

"Kept You Waiting, Huh?"... And I'm still enjoying The Phantom Pain as of this post! AWESOME HIDEO KOJIMA GAME!

Movie Review: The Man From U.N.C.L.E. (2015)

Spy films are a genuine pleasure to watch if done right, and it's rewarding whenever you get a movie that serves a sense of adventure packed together with daring escapes, loads of twists, and of course that chemistry between the hero, his allies, and the girl he gets in the end.

But what happens when you get a smooth operating CIA agent working together with a KGB assassin with a temper? A lot more danger between the two of them that just makes the ride all appealing, as Guy Ritchie adapts one of the most influential television series from the 1960's in "The Man From U.N.CL.E.", and casts two of Hollywood's dashing young actors as the two leads that will make or break the film based on their looks and skills.

After seeing the film in IMAX, it's definitely something to check out. For your consideration and if you're looking for some spy film action, here's a review!