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2015 has been a big year in Geek-land. Be it comics, films or games, there have been so many great moments. As most of you are aware, those of us at Geek Ireland are a very opinionated bunch so we decided to share with you what our highlights of 2015 were. Can you guess what we’re going to pick?
There’s been so many highlights this year. I think most of you will assume I’m going to pick something Star Wars: The Force Awakens related, and you’d be right. As the film itself has just been released and I’m still in disbelief that I’ve seen it, I’ve chosen the release of the first full teaser trailer. I was lucky enough to be at the Dublin live screening of the Star Wars Celebration event from Anaheim L.A. and the atmosphere was insane.
The interview with the cast and crew was really interesting but we were all just waiting for the moment they released the new trailer. Finally, J.J. introduced it and the screen fades to black. We held our breath, and feared they weren’t going to show it but then it appeared in all it’s glory. I think we can all remember how we felt the first time we saw the trailer and being in a cinema full of fans who cheered as Han Solo appears on screen saying “Chewie, we’re home” was incredible. We ended up watching it three times as none of us could really believe what we were seeing and that this isn’t just in the distant future any more, it’s this year. It’s now December and I was at one of the many midnight screenings. It was so great to share the moment with so many fans and I am delighted to say I had the same feeling for the film that I did for the trailer.
2015 was a great year to be a comic book fan. DC and Marvel’s continued diversification of their line is very important, but over at Image diversity isn’t just an initiative. It’s their creed.
My favourite collected edition was Image’s RunLoveKill, which is adrenaline fuelled, head exploding madness. My favourite launch was Limbo, with the marvellous Kaspar Wijngaard on sumptuous pencils. My favourite on-going series is still Invincible, or Copperhead. Image continue to make it difficult to have a favourite title.
I am a huge fan of Danganronpa and all the way back in September of this year, Spike Chunsoft released a trailer for a third title in their game series which be released in 2016. The trailer already gets me hyped as it hints to the fact that the brand new game will be heading to PlayStation 4 as well as the PS Vita system. The teaser also shows that devious bear, Monokuma, is back and is up to his old shenanigans. They have hinted at 16 characters like the previous two games in the same class trial environment, so here’s hoping that they can overcome their despair. I have been hyped about this since September, so hell yeah it’s making one of the many highlights of my 2015.
I’m a huge fan of the JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure manga by Hirohiko Araki, a super-powered, genre-mixing series that has been going strong since 1986. David Production have been adapting the series into an anime since 2012. If you haven’t watched it I suggest you do; it’s a weird and wild adventure with style to spare, and each part of the story delivers something a little different. Part 3: Stardust Crusaders is often considered the most popular section of the manga, and David finished its two season anime adaptation earlier this year.
Stardust Crusaders sees the introduction of the Stand, a supernatural figure with special abilities that is deeply connected to its user. Stands become a staple of the series from here on, and Araki clearly has a lot of fun designing them and choosing their powers. Part 3’s protagonist Jotaro Kujo and his Stand Star Platinum are perhaps the most iconic characters in the series.
Season One saw Jotaro and company set out from Japan to Egypt in search of DIO, an ancient vampire who is gathering evil Stand users around him to become more powerful. Season Two begins with the crusaders arriving in Egypt and collecting a new ally, a dog named Iggy, before heading for Cairo. David continues to stay faithful to the manga in their adaptation, while adding their own flair through the animation and soundtrack. JoJo has always been, well, bizarre, and not to everyone’s liking, but the anime is doing a fantastic job of capturing the feel of the manga while polishing it for a new audience.
Rocket League. Rocket League, Rocket League and Rocket League. As a person whose life revolves around football, Rocket League made my year. FIFA 16 is pretty bad and Konami is only getting my money for Metal Gear so PES is out of the question. Rocket League came out and not only blew me away, but has kept me hooked since day one. It’s frantic, beautiful and incredibly deep. I’ve played and reviewed many games this year which was a problem for me because they weren’t Rocket League, I actually had to cut down like an addict.
I’d like to echo Darren’s pick in Danganronpa. I played the first one this year and it opened the door into the world of anime and Japanese-centric entertainment in general. I got to experience Studio Ghibli for the first time, I’m hooked on Full Metal Alchemist: Brotherhood and I’m 50 hours deep into Persona 4: Golden. Therefore my highlights are the trailers for Persona 5, Danganronpa 3 and Ni No Kuni 2. I’m saving Danganronpa 2 for next year, like a very fine wine.
My highlight from this year, I’m going to have to say was Daredevil definitely but shows that I got completely engrossed in are Manhattan, Fargo and Better Call Saul. As a huge fan of the old Apocalyptic genre I have to give a special mention to Fury Road.
For a less high octane, insanity thrill ride, my favourite film this year was Mr.Holmes. It’s this beautifully simple film about the latter years of Sherlock Holmes played by none other than Sir Ian McKellen. I adored this film and now I want to keep bees.
Every now and then an anime comes along that makes me want to quit my job and just do what the main character does, and this year that anime was One Punch Man. From the first five minutes of the first episode I was hooked. Not since Gurren Lagann have I been quite this hooked on an anime. From the animation quality to the story and even the characters I cannot stress enough how much I have loved this anime. Saitama is one of the most relatable anime protagonists I’ve seen in years, despite being so powerful he can kill anyone in just one punch.
Spaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaace! Kerbal Space Program left beta for full release in April, and I’ve been happily launching objects straight at the sky ever since. Adding together the adorable Kerbals who are your crew, the stunningly accurate physics and the incredibly prolific modding community gives a game that can eat up hours. It’s easily my favourite game, and some of the highlights of my year have been creating silly ships and seeing how they fly. Give it a look if you have any interest in space exploration, it’s a heckin’ fun time.
My highlights include a lot of amazing movies, the obvious ones are of course Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Mad Max. but there were a few surprises for me. Steve Jobs knocked me for a loop, I absolutely adored that movie. There has also been the awesome return of the Tales series with Tales of Zesteria, a stunner of a RPG.
Then there were all the amazing TV shows, The Flash, Arrow, the return of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D and the Netflix revolution that was Daredevil and Jessica Jones which gave us our greatest Marvel villains. It’s been a great year.
What a year huh? These are just our highlights from the year but there was so much to choose from. What do you think we missed? If comics are more your thing than some of what we’ve picked here, be sure to check out our Top 10 Comics of 2015 and be sure to keep an eye out for our Top 10 Anime of 2015.
Awards season is truly upon us with the first show taking place this weekend. The 75th Golden Globes always set the stage for nominees and winners to come in both film and television but often have a few surprises up their sleeve. To get into the spirit of things, here are Geek Ireland’s predictions for this year’s winners in the film categories.
This is a very competitive category with 5 of the best-reviewed films of the year competing for the win. Call Me By Your Name has picked up a fair few awards along the festival road making it a worthy foe for the likes of cinematic juggernauts Nolan’s Dunkirk and Spielberg’s The Post. The Shape of Water and Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri have yet to be released in Ireland (or The Post for that matter) but have gone down a storm across the Atlantic. It’s difficult to say how the Hollywood Foreign Press will vote, but for once, all would be worthy winners.
Who will win: The Post seems to be the bookies’ favourite at the moment and it’s easy to see why. Spielberg, Hanks and Streep all in one film?
Bit of a mixed bag for this category with each film being very different to each other. No more so than Jordan Peele’s Get Out which has been credited with revolutionising the horror genre. The issue is that it’s not exactly a comedy, nor a musical, and theoretically should be in the drama category. That aside, each of the remaining nominees is all well represented in the nominees lists so isn’t a huge surprise. Again, some are yet to be released in Ireland (Lady Bird and I Tonya) so it’s a difficult one to predict, but we’ll take a stab anyway.
Who Will Win: Lady Bird – critics went crazy for it upon release and sales went up after our very own Saoirse Ronan hosted Saturday Night Live (helped with a theatre screen expansion).
Who Should Win: The Disaster Artist – as our review said, this is everything The Room is and isn’t and that is quite the feat that deserves the win.
Talk about a stellar lineup. Timothée Chalamet has been picking up awards left, right and centre for his role in Call Me By Your Name and for his first Golden Globe nomination, he’s in very good company. Daniel Day-Lewis is nominated for what’s to be his final on-screen performance in Phantom Thread and Hollywood favourites Tom Hanks and Denzel Washington are also listed for The Post and Roman J. Israel Esq respectively. The biggest buzz, however, surrounds Gary Oldman for his portrayal of Winston Churchill in Darkest Hour. Oldman is completely unrecognisable as the former Prime Minister both visually and performance wise and with the film due for release in Ireland next week, a win for Oldman could see more flocking to see it.
With no disrespect to the other nominees, this is a two horse race between Sally Hawkins and Frances McDormand for Shape of Water and Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri. Both ladies have pulled out stellar performances in two very different roles. Hawkins’ character is mute with the majority of her performance being conveyed through sign and body language, while McDormand’s character is sharp-tongued and quick-witted. Both characters are on a quest for justice (in a way) and are willing to go to extreme lengths for the ones they love. Meryl Streep, Michelle Williams and Jessica Chastain are regular features on the awards circuit and all are fantastic actresses. This time though, it’s difficult to see any of them walking away with the gold.
Another case of “no disrespect to the other nominees” but if this isn’t a sure win for James Franco then I don’t know what is. Fans and critics alike have praised Franco’s performance as Tommy Wisseau in The Disaster Artist and it is the stand out performance of his career so far. Daniel Kahuuya, Steve Carrell and Hugh Jackman come as no surprise for their performances in Get Out, Battle of the Sexes and The Greatest Showman, but Ansel Elgort is from left field. Now that’s not to say he isn’t deserving of his nomination because he is and his portrayal of Baby in Baby Driver was fantastic, but it wasn’t the highlight of the film, hence the shock for the nomination. This is all irrelevant though as Franco is already writing his acceptance speech as this is typed and all I can say is I hope it’s in Tommy Wisseau’s voice.
Wildcard: I’m going to go with Daniel Kahuuya for this one as Get Out has such a following that you never know who the voters will go for.
Another two-horse race of a category with Margot Robbie and Saoirse Ronan leading the charge. In the lead up to the film’s release, Robbie seemed to be the front-runner for the win for her role as disgraced ice skater Tonya but, Lady Bird has caused quite the stir with Ronan even hosting Saturday Night Live. Neither film has been released in Ireland yet but if we’re going by critics reactions, these two will be battling it out all awards season along with Sally Hawkins, Frances McDormand and probably Meryl Streep. The two ladies have also been filming the upcoming Mary Queen of Scots together with Ronan in the title role and Robbie as Queen Elizabeth I. An omen perhaps? Last year’s winner Emma Stone returns to the category with a strong performance in Battle of the Sexes and Judi Dench and Helen Mirren are nominated for awards almost annually, because they’re that good.
It’s a testament to the quality of film released this year when the number of categories that the result could really go down to the flip of a coin is more than 1. Willem Dafoe brought his A game back to audiences with the Florida Project, Armie Hammer reminded us all that he’s not just a pretty face in Call Me By Your Name, Richard Jenkins melted our hearts in Shape of Water, Sam Rockwell was the pitiful rogue in Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri and Christopher Plummer gave a masterclass in how to tackle a role successfully with only a week’s notice. Well done gentlemen…well done.
Who Will Win: Plummer for pulling it out of the bag after taking on the role Ridley Scott fired Kevin Spacey from in light of the allegations made against him. The scandals are still hugely topical and a win for Plummer would be a big F**K You to those accused and also a big pat on the back for him for how he dealt with the role and situation.
I’m at risk of sounding like a broken record, but yet another hotly contended category. Every woman in the category had very different roles and in fairness, to choose between them all is extremely difficult. The favourites seem to be Allison Janney and Laurie Metcalf for I Tonya and Lady Bird but after a stellar performance in Mudbound, don’t rule Mary J. Blige out of the race.
The best director category is full of the world’s best this year and while they would all be deserving of the win, there can only be one. Martin McDonagh has created a fabulous film with Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, Christopher Nolan’s passion project Dunkirk was met with mixed reviews, Ridley Scott’s All the Money in the World is getting rave reviews even with reshoots only occurring six weeks before the film’s release, Steven Spielberg has been hotly tipped for wins this awards season since filming began on The Post and Guillermo del Toro’s Shape of Water is a beautiful and weird love story. It’s probably between Nolan and Spielberg, but I would like to see McDonagh walk away with the win.
While four of the nominees are also nominated in the best film categories, it’s Aaron Sorkin’s Molly’s Game that joins in on the fun. Greta Gerwig looks to be the favourite at the moment to take the win for Lady Bird but is closely followed by The Post’s Liz Hannah and Josh Singer and Martin McDonagh for Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri. All are fantastic films so will depend on what the Hollywood Foreign Press Association are looking for.
We have an Irish entry in the best animated film category in the form of Cartoon Saloon’s The Breadwinner. To quickly describe its storyline, it’s a little like Mulan but set in Afghanistan and instead of going off to war it’s to provide for the family. The film’s been doing quite well on the festival circuit and even has Angelina Jolie as an executive producer. It’s up against some strong offerings from the bigger studios but it should have a good chance of taking the win.
See how our predictions have faired as the awards take place tonight from 1am (so technically Monday morning).
As just about anyone who ever read a book about dinosaurs can tell you, the word dinosaur when directly translated means “terrible lizard”. Of course, the term was coined in 1842 when these creatures were poorly understood. We now know that dinosaurs weren’t simply overgrown lizards but a very distinct group of animals that is somewhere between crocodiles and birds. The word “terrible” also meant “fearfully great” back then as opposed to what it means now; i.e. generally useless.
Dinosaurs: Terrible Lizards is a rather good short comedic animation by a production team known as Rathergood. Taking the term “terrible lizards” all too literally, the film takes the form of an amusing mockumentary which introduces us to a whole host of dinosaurs which are, quite simply, fairly useless when it comes to just about everything. While we now know that dinosaurs were a highly diverse group of animals, many of which were surprisingly complex and intelligent, Dinosaurs: Terrible Lizards portrays them in an intentionally outdated way; as dim-witted and lumbering buffoons whose own stupidity will bring about their inevitable downfall.
We meet some of our classic dinosaurs from the long-necked Apatosaurus (the dinosaur often referred to as Brontosaurus) and the armoured Ankylosaurus to everyone’s favouite spike-tailed lummox, Stegosaurus as they go about their daily business. Of course, in terms of Dinosaurs: Terrible Lizards, ‘daily business’ mostly involves ambling about and failing quite miserably at life. Whether it’s a Pterodactylus [points of utterly needless pedantry: 1) not really a dinosaur 2) it looks more like a Pteranodon] trying to find food and ending up inadvertently reinventing the food chain or the suitably bone-headed Pachycephalosaurus charging around with reckless abandon, every sequence involves a weird-looking animal doing something derpy.
In terms of aesthetic, all of the creatures in Dinosaurs: Terrible Lizards are highly stylised. Scientific accuracy is thrown out the window for the sake of fun as weird-looking and colourful monsters get up to their shenanigans. Perhaps most endearing of all is Stegosaurus (it is the best dinosaur, don’t you know?), who looks like a spiky pink blob with a blissfully ignorant looking smiley face smeared across the side of his body (he doesn’t seem to have anything so much as resembling a head or neck for whatever reason) as he trudges along, (unintentionally) wreaking havoc upon his neighbours).
Make no mistake, Dinosaurs: Terrible Lizards should not be viewed as some form of educational tool for kids (or anyone for that matter) akin to the hit TV show Dinosaur Train. There’s not a modicum of educational value in there, but there isn’t supposed to be; it’s a great send up of persistent dinosaur myths (things like T. rex living alongside Stegosaurus, that all dinosaurs were stupid etc.) which gleefully pokes fun at things which, sadly, most people probably believe about dinosaurs. It’s weird, fun and also strangely subversive…