Name: Episode 012: Mockingjay And Thoughts On Hunger Games Trilogy by Vacant Expressions
Duration: 1 h 46 s
Description: I go solo to discuss The Hunger Games Trilogy and its ridiculous success. How did Suzanne Collins do it? How do I write a bestseller and make insane amounts of money? Also I reference several internet memes that might need some explanation.

I go solo to discuss The Hunger Games Trilogy and its ridiculous success. How did Suzanne Collins do it? How do I write a bestseller and make insane amounts of money? Also I reference several internet memes that might need some explanation.

Episode 012: Mockingjay And Thoughts On Hunger Games Trilogy

The Midseason Finale for Walking Dead failed to impress viewers, including me. I review the first half of season 7, and everything wrong with it (i.e. Negan, painfully slow pace, too many subplots), and why I think the show has past its peak. Something this good cannot last forever, and it is time to start planning for that epic, earth-shattering series finale.

Episode 43: Walking Dead Season Midseason Finale

Rogue One had third largest opening weekend of the year and has received positive reviews from critics and fans alike. In this episode, I give my own review, comparing it to the rest of the Saga.

Episode 44: Rogue One Review

Jennifer Lawrence, Chris Pratt, and the rest of the Passengers in this movie are in serious trouble. You know a movie is screwed when reviews include the phrase "fatally flawed story." I review Passengers and give my own take on whether this movie is a bomb.

Episode 45: Passengers

A look to the year ahead in TV shows, movies, and more. We got a brand new Star Trek series, Star Wars Episode VIII, as well as a war with Apes, another world war with zombies, a Handmaid's Tale, Expanse, Humans, and of course about a dozen superhero movies.

Episode 46: A Look Ahead at the Year 2017

January has been lean on the movie and TV front. We did get a few bits a news about Star Wars Episode VIII and Star Trek: Discovery. I also do a quick review of the last couple episodes of Star Wars Rebels. Plus I give my midseason review of Incorporated and basically lay out why I won't be finishing the rest of the season. Am I prejudging the show before the season is over? Yes. Am I sorry? No.

Episode 47: Sci Fi News Plus Review Of Incorporated

I return after a month hiatus to talk about Colony, The Expanse, Star Wars Rebels and more. It's a slow time of year for movies but March looks to be very promising with Ghost in the Shell, Logan, and King on the way. Aviator's Madbeach Wheat is the beer for the show. Join me for some nerd talk and beer.

Episode 48: Colony Expanse Rebels And More

I review what critics and fans are saying is the best X-Men movie ever! Logan premiered two weeks ago to enormous acclaim and buzz. Hugh Jackman and Patrick Stewart unite for their final X-Men film, directed by James Mangold, set in the year 2029. Like all my reviews, there are spoilers aplenty.

Episode 49: Logan

Join me in this very special episode of Thoughtcrime as I revisit the dystopian classic and cover how it is still very relevant today.

Episode 50: Nineteen Eighty - Four Revisited

In my despair, I review the utter disappointment that is Ghost in the Shell. A flat, hollow script that fails to recreate the powerful, classic source material. There are some positives but largely this one is going down in movie history as a dud. In this episode, I explain why.

Episode 51: Ghost In The Shell

In this episode, I revisit another dystopian classic: Brave New World by Aldous Huxley. The novel depicts a terrifying future of orgies, drug-fueled dance parties, easy jobs, and near constant entertainment and distraction...wait.

Episode 52: Brave New World Revisited

One hour of your life you will never get back.

Episode 012: Mockingjay And Thoughts On Hunger Games Trilogy

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