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3BlackGeeks Podcast

By: Dee Shaw Arris Waterman Christopher Powell
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  • From DC, AAFCA Film critics, lovers of Anime, Video Games, Tokusatsu, Comic and Black Culture.
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  • 3BGPodcast| Jurassic Park 2

    3BGPodcast| Jurassic Park 2
    Apr 27 2024

    Due to the massive hit of the first movie, audiences and critics were dying for a second film. We got it and...it was cool. I think? Everything bad about the series starts in the second movie and we talk a lot about the amount of stupid that's in this movie. From smaller dinosaurs, to white people doing white people shit, to raptors catching dropkicks. We return to the island that needs to be nuked.
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    2 hrs and 21 mins
  • 3BGPodcast| Child's Play 3

    3BGPodcast| Child's Play 3
    Apr 21 2024

    The third Chucky movie was proof that at the time, Don Mancini had no ideas. A movie that was written before the second movie made it to theaters and it shows. We have a time skip Andy, a military school, and Chucky isn't even following his own rules anymore. It's an insane movie that actually very entertaining. With all that being said, this episode is an instant classic.

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    2 hrs and 51 mins
  • 3BGPodcast| Street Fighter the Movie

    3BGPodcast| Street Fighter the Movie
    Apr 17 2024

    Street Fighter the Movie was a weird moment for 90's kids. Because this movie, wasn't good, like at all. Aside from names and M.Bison suit, there was almost nothing in this movie that was in the game. Maybe it was Raul Julia, maybe it was the comedy, or maybe it was the ridiculousness of it all. But this movie is now considered a classic amongst 90's kids.

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    2 hrs and 11 mins
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