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Funko unleashes two new Jurassic Park strategy games
Revealed for the Q1 2020 release schedule, is the Jurassic Park Funkoverse Strategy game.
A Matt Ferguson X Florey Exhibition: Amblinesque
Vice Press and the Bottleneck Gallery in New York are exhibiting original art by Matt Ferguson and Matthew “Florey” Rowan.
Geeky art collection – 5 mystery prints
Right now pop-culture and music retailer Zavvi have a ‘very time limited’ offer on in which you get 5 mystery prints for £9.99. I didn’t even know Zavvi sold prints. I was inspired to take a look. The mystery print deal seems to be capped at a retail value of £25 so the chances of […]
Dinosaurs dominate 2018’s best selling Pops
The Hut Group’s Pop In A Box site specialises in selling geeky pop vinyls and they sell lots of them. There’s two deals on right now; 10% off Funko items for subscribers and everyone else can get 2 Pop! Vinyl’s for £18.99. With all that Pop expertise who else is better placed to reveal which […]
The Piano Guy’s chillax the Jurassic Park Theme
There’s nearly 4 million people subscribed to The Piano Guy’s YouTube channel and at the time of writing nearly 2 million have watched this video. Despite being a more relaxed version of John William’s now iconic tune this piece really takes me back. The video is set in Crawdad Canyon and you may get to […]
Velociraptors are really clever girls
ADHD give us a parody of the famous “Clever girl!” scene from Jurassic Park. You know the one; Robert Muldoon has just been flanked by the stalking velociraptors, he knows he’s going to die but he still finds time to be impressed.
Star Wars battles Jurassic Park in Jurat-At Park
Jurat-At Park is a movie you’ve never watched but have seen twice. This clever mashup from Slackstory and One Minute Galactica takes two incredibly well known movies and puts them together in a whole new way. Who knew AT-AT Walkers were so old?
Who owns what?
This infographic is actually helpful — wait, surprise? It lets us know who owns Marvel movies, Pirates of the Caribbean, The Hobbit, DC, Sherlock Holmes (movies), Bond (UK), Spider-man (cos he’s differnt), Jason Bourne, X-Men, Fantastic Four, Avatar, Star Trek, Transformers, and oh… wait… what about The Terminator series?
