Wednesday, September 26, 2018

Happy Batman day! | Our Favorite Jokers

In honor of Bat-Man day this week, we're decided to post our favorite Jokers and what we thought of their performance.

Cesar Romero


Cesar Romero's Joker was very different from what we know the Joker as today.  Not so much gritty or dangerous, but just enjoying the crazy and ridiculous chaos he causes.  As well as the truly unnecessarily complicated traps he sets for the old Bat-Man. 


Jack Nicholson


It was fun to watch Jack Nicholson play this very collected and manacle Joker.  Scheming his way to the chaos he wishes to cause.  Amazing and a beautiful portrayal that was just truly enjoyable.   

Heath Ledger



Heath Ledgers portrayal showed us a Joker that we could frighteningly almost relate to.  Placing the chaotic trickster into a more realistic world, it allowed us to see him as a normal person just gone mad.  It was scary and truly brilliant.  A performance worth remembering from a man to be remembered. (Rest in peace Heath Ledger)


Jaoquin Pheonix


Even though Jaoquin's portrayal of the role hasn't been released yet, us here at G3 are very optimistic to find out how it turns out.  Watching the behind the scenes and set photos and just enjoying seeing where things are going.  We can't wait to see how the crown prince of crime will be realized in next years film!

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Wednesday, September 19, 2018

The Pirates of the Caribbean Movies, from Worst to Best

Seeing that it's Pirate's day, what better way to celebrate than to watch one of the movies from the great series, Pirates of the Caribbean?  But which one to watch is a tough question.  Well today we put together a list of which movies we like the most (least favorite to favorite).  So enjoy and comment on our Facebook post the correct answer to get a 10% off discount today only.

5.
On Stranger Tides

Even with characters like Jack Sparrow and Barbossa, the film was strongly lacking in characters we were familiar with and already loved, instead replacing them with characters that we barely knew.  Expecting us to care for them after only knowing them for 2 hours.

4.
Dead Men Tell No Tales

This movie was highly enjoyable and fun to watch.  However, the performance done by actor Johnny Depp was very lacking.  Making it feel like we were watching a movie of someone playing Jack instead of the beloved character himself.

3.
At Worlds End

This movie gave an enjoyable atmosphere, showing new parts of the world we have come to enjoy.  As well as keeping familiar and beloved characters, it broadened the films universe.  It also gave an enjoyable sequence of showing numerous amounts of our favorite pirate, Jack Sparrow.  Although, this movie was sadly lacking in depth, the film attempting to cram to much into one film.


2. 
Dead Mans Chest

This movie was a great sequel to the original movie.  Giving us a face to the famous name of Davy Jones, and capturing the intriguing imagery of what his creepy crew would look like.  You could feel the fear in the characters as well as the audience of this fearsome pirate and crypt crusade.  


1. 
Curse of the Black Pearl

When you're talking Pirates of the Caribbean, there is no movie better that the original.  This movie giving heart and life to the franchise, as well as doing an amazing job setting the world and the story for the series.  This film deserves the number one spot for this list, bringing us one of the most beloved of Disney franchises.

Did you agree with our list?  Let us know in the comments, or tell us your picks for the best and worst of the franchise.  Follow us for next weeks blog post for Batman week!

Saturday, September 15, 2018

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