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Captain America (Chris Evans) still can’t grasp how different his role is in the 21st century to what it was back in 1942. He was fighting for freedom, but when he sees what the SHIELD is doing, he can’t help but think this is not freedom, this is fear. 

It doesn’t matter if you don’t know the difference between Star Wars and Star Trek, there are plenty of amazing gifts you can buy for your Sci-Fi friend that will make them believe you’ve paid attention to every hint they’ve given. Here you’ll find great gifts between $50-$100 so you’ll not only impress them, but you’ll also stay on budget. 

I got the amazing opportunity to interview Kristian Nairn and Isaac Hempstead Wright who play Hodor and Bran Stark in the HBO series Game of Thrones. We talk about the Red Wedding, their strong bond on the show, their favourite TV show and much more. 

As we await the premiere of season 4, we will simply have to settle with season 3 of the highly rated HBO show, Game of Thrones, which is now available on Blu-Ray and DVD. Settle? Sorry, I mean indulge. 

Emmet (Chris Pratt) is just an ordinary Lego minifigure, but once he touches something he’s not supposed to, he becomes the “special” and he’s the only one that can stop bad guy, Lord Business (Will Ferrell), who wants to end the world.

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I love a Sci-fi adventure, especially when it stars action superstar Arnold Schwarzenegger. That’s why I am excited to announce that Total Recall is joining the Mondo X SteelBook family as 011 with art exclusively for this package by JC Richard.

The race for the coolest trophy in sports is set to begin this week, as 16 NHL teams open the first round of the Stanley Cup playoffs. This will be an especially riveting year for Canadian hockey fans. Five of the seven Canadian NHL teams are in the post-season, making the odds even greater for a Canadian team to bring home the Cup and end the over 20-year drought since Montreal did it in 1993.

A spy organization runs teenagers through their program in search for their next spy just in time to take down a new global threat who is a twisted tech genius. 

Ryan (Jake Johnson) and Justin (Damon Wayans Jr.) are having trouble sorting out their lives. After going to a costume party where they decided to be cops, they end up acting like real cops on the street, which is totally illegal.