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Thursday, December 6, 2018

Mike Price Talks About Bill Burr, The Simpsons & Being A Writer/ Exc. Producer on F Is For Family on Netflix




Michael price is at his office in Los Angeles California where he's worked with the award-winning show The Simpsons for the past 17 years waiting to hear the results from Netflix on how well F is for Family season 3 has done. it takes Netflix a little while to tally up the results and provide the information on whether or not a show will be renewed for a new season. In the patience of that, he and the other show creators are talking about a few ideas for a possible season 4. He has also worked with Lucasfilms on The Empire Strikes Out and the Yoda Chronicles. Mike is a huge Star Wars fan. His advice on how to reach young children and get them into the world of Star Wars is to start with films or cartoons that really speak to young children and then slowly introduce them to the original Star Wars movies and go from there.

The idea of F is for family first begin as possible little shorts for Bill Burr's website in the same vein of The Simpsons when they started as shorts on The Tracey Ullman Show. Then when the idea of the 70s bass family began to circulate around Vince Vaughn and his production company it was then picked up by Netflix to be a  half hour episodic cartoon. Since Bill Burr could not draw or had any experience in developing a cartoon Mike Pence joint the team and bounce ideas off of each other till Bill and he decided to create a lot of the characters from their own life experiences.  a lot of the neighbors and areas of the small town were from life experience where Mike  price grew up.

On my interview with Mike Price he shared a lot about creating these amazingly funny characters such as  Jimmy Fitzsimmons, Rosie, and Anthony and really goes into dip of how they were created. If you have not already have enjoyed F is for family on Netflix you would be wise to subscribe if you're not already asleep scriber and binge-watch seasons 1 through 3. from the mind of Bill Burr and executive producer and writer Mike Price you will enjoy F is for family on Netflix. more available on the video interview on our YouTube channel.




Tuesday, December 4, 2018

The Black Panther Parties Connection To The Tron Movie

In 1969 police kill Fred Hampton, 21, and Mark Clark, 22, members of the Black Panther Party who are gunned down by 14 police officers as they lie sleeping in their Chicago, Illinois, apartment. The Black Panther Party was an African American organization founded to promote civil rights and social justice and was a part of the anti establishment counterculture of the Sixties. 

There was always confusion if Marvel's Black Panther was inspired by this political party. T'Challa played by Chadwick Boseman fakes the best African accent in film history since Arsenio Hall.

Black Panther is a movie Charlise Theron has said she cannot wait to show her black children, as a proud woman of Africa. Did you forget where she was born? Don't feel bad. I officially only see her as a black woman. I mean she raising black kids, she's from Africa. My logic is sound. If she has a citizenship with the U.S. she'll officially be an African American. Just like
Chadwick Boseman.

Black Panther first appeared in the MCU on Captain America Civil War along side Spiderman and Ironman. The first Ironman films main villian was played by Jeff Bridges as Ironmonger no relation to Killmonger another Panther reference. The character, not Michael B. Jordan. Oh and Jeff Bridges was born on this day in 1949.

Happy Birthday Jeff Bridges from T3Medias.

Monday, December 3, 2018

F Is For Family Season 3 Review




This is Christopher Fagan creator of T3medias you can become a subscriber to our YouTube channel youtube.com/t3mediasonline for reviews like this and more reaction videos.
I recently became aware of the genius of Bill Burr a year or two ago. By chance I came across his comedy special on Netflix then had to binge all of his stand-up that Netflix had available. I was surprised that I found out through those specials that he was one of the first comedians to establish a deal with Netflix. I then became aware of his weekly podcast and now I'm addicted to hearing it faithfully every week. before all this the only exposure I've had to Bill Burr was the few skits he did with Dave Chappelle on the Chappelle show. I just thought he was a regular actor that was close to chappell. Now I know that he is a genius comedian who just happens to know David Chappelle.


Once I figure it out that the cartoon on Netflix f is for family was created by bill burr I then had to take in every available episode as fast as I could because I knew I would not be disappointed. Season 2 was already available before I understood what I was missing out on so I had to make sure that I was there the minute season 3 was up and running. To me this was the best season because it drove into a subject matter that's very hard to execute. It's hard enough to feel like the people in your life that are important to you or not paying attention to you or what's important to you. It's even worse when they're so wrapped up in doing what's right for the family that they cannot see the harm it's causing to the family. This was a perfect metaphor for the forest for the trees.

The funniest things going on we're all the things happening around the family and how the family was oblivious to it or reacting to it at the same time. Especially by his new crazy neighbor voiced by Executive producer Vine Vaughn. The idea that Bill's former bully has become a weird sort of protector. The racism that's going on at the airport where Frank works has motivated people to better themselves and make change that will affect everything moving for.


But overall the threats of getting put through a wall, my name is Jimmy Fitzsimmons and the new catchphrase “you know what”, will always remain instant classics that will insure hopefully this show last for a long time. Characters that were just seen as background decoration are now stepping in the light and becoming main character level. This was the best season for character development overall and I cannot wait till season 4. Congratulations Bill Burr on a awesome season. don't forget to check out F is for family available on Netflix. If you are a fan of F is for family you will also like the Monday morning podcast available on SoundCloud. Go to billburr.com for more details.

Thursday, November 8, 2018

MOWGLI: LEGEND OF THE JUNGLE TRAILER & KEY ART DEBUT




Acclaimed actor and director Andy Serkis reinvents Rudyard Kipling’s beloved masterpiece, in which a boy torn between two worlds accepts his destiny and becomes a legend. Mowgli (Rohan Chand) has never truly belonged in either the wilds of the jungle or the civilized world of man. Now he must navigate the inherent dangers of each on a journey to discover where he truly belongs. Christian Bale, Cate Blanchett, Benedict Cumberbatch, Andy Serkis, Freida Pinto, Matthew Rhys and Naomie Harris lead an all-star cast along with newcomer Rohan Chand in this visually spectacular and emotionally moving adventure.

MOWGLI: LEGEND OF THE JUNGLE will have exclusive limited theatrical engagements starting November 29 in Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, and London.  The film will be released globally on Netflix on December 7 and will have an expanded theatrical release in additional theaters in the U.S. and UK.

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THE BINGE Review

House of Cards Season 6 Review
Kevin Spacey reasons for leaving the show was necessary. Even though it was necessary, it was still jarring not having him there. The thing that kept taking me out of the story was the being reminded of Francis Underwood’s death. Finding out that he was already gone from the opener was just the beginning of the ever-expanding void. I felt connected to Frank. Not to take anything away from Clare but with everything being put to a fast forward paste to just “get it over with” was doing more harm to the overall story.





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House of Cards Season 6 Review
Kevin Spacey reasons for leaving the show was necessary. Even though it was necessary, it was still jarring not having him there. The thing that kept taking me out of the story was the being reminded of Francis Underwood’s death. Finding out that he was already gone from the opener was just the beginning of the ever-expanding void. I felt connected to Frank. Not to take anything away from Clare but with everything being put to a fast forward paste to just “get it over with” was doing more harm to the overall story.


Every moment to make Clare, a very powerful character, seem more powerful and that power was not to be questioned or challenged was not done successfully in the way it was done for her and her husband. The way it was done felt like a constant message to the viewer of “we don’t condone what he did” and then later “See, we’re still not okay with people treating others that way” and finally “We’re going to make sure that women are the focal of respect and power”. Which is fine, but it seems that the writers were catering to the wrong audience of the message. Spacey was not accused of harassment of a woman. 

The need to turn House of Cards into a message of apology to the people that were offended by what was done in reality was misdirected. Nothing really there for the LGBT community in any of this season. At some parts of the show it catered to the idea that a woman should not be president for the ridiculous reasons most chauvinist give. That being said, it comes up a lot about whether or not the Me-Too movement goes too far since the punishment it dishes out is even across the board but all crimes and its accused are not the same. In the justice system there are different types of murder, homicide, and theft but one reaction to the many cases of sexual harassment and assault. 

Over all, the season gave a screeching halt to a once brilliant momentum of a serial tv show. It probably would have been best for it not to be renewed or for Clare to be given the same type of energy and passion into her character. I just feel like every episode, as it got closer to the end was a set up to a day starting off with the words “Let get this over with so we can all go home”.
Reminding us that “he’s gone, he’s not coming back, we’re moving on” was too in your face that it kept me out of the world of House of Cards and I am used to this series taking pulling me in.






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