3BlackGeeks Podcast

Sly vs. Arnold was a rivalry that help Hollywood become the behemoth it was in the 80s and 90s. During said rivalry, Arnold pump faked Stallone into one of the worse cop movies ever made. Estelle Getty didn't deserve the strays but....naw...nope, this movie is awful! Starring- Sylvester Stallone, Estelle Getty, Roger Rees and JoBeth Williams

Science teacher Ryland Grace wakes up on a spaceship light years from home with no recollection of who he is or how he got there. As his memory returns, he begins to uncover his mission: solve the riddle of the mysterious substance causing the sun to die out.

Bruce Lee (Lee Jun-fan) is the greatest martial artist to ever live. A man who believed that martial arts discipline was the key to not only a better but a better society. Lee had over 30 films under his belt in America and Hong Kong. But it wouldn't be until after his death, his most beloved and well-known movie was released. Enter the Dragon changed martial arts and its movies forever. So you can understand why many consider Bruce Lee to be truly sent from heaven. Starring- Bruce Lee, John Saxon, Jim Kelly, Ahna Capri, Shih Kien, Bob Wall, Angela Mao Ying and Bolo Yueng Directed By- Robert Clouse

No one will argue that this movie isn't a classic in Black Hollywood. It gave us absolutely everything we wanted in a hood drug movie. Excellent acting, great writing and directing, and a very close to accurate story about AZ, Rich Porter and Alpo. And yes, we some DC niggaz...we also talk about our cities Drug Kingpin Rayful Edmonds and how the stories are connected. Its a very special episode about a damn good film.

Black movies during the Crack Era were dedicated to two things. Passing on lessons to pull ourselves out of this, and showing the very worse in Negro behavior. This is a very important movie that was made on the cheap. And it...DIDN'T...AGE...WELL! And sure by today's perception some of the lessons might be a bit...dated...but thats why 3BG is here! We talk about it's legacy, the acting and Carl Lumby!!! Oh...and the C.I.A. might have had a hand in this. Hey I'm just saying...

This movie was a flop. Not making the same amount as the first. But its cult status dwarfs the first one. You see, if you wanna be somebody and you wanna go somewhere...you better wake up and pay attention! Our boy Denzel joins us on this episode about a movie that was played endlessly in Sunday Schools.

A passion project for Eddie Murphy so that he could work alongside his idol in Richard Pryor, Harlem Nights is a solid and funny film top to bottom

#WonderMan #Marvel #Disney #YahyaAbdulMateenII #BenKingsley #MCU Wonder Man represents a different type of show in that its more concerned with being focused on the personal journey of the character than doing a typical heroes journey. In the grand scheme, its a smart choice. Wonder Man as a character has a very muddled history much like DC's Hawkman. So whats the best way to present the character in a streamlined way? Have the show structured around Simon Williams trying to make it in Hollywood while he's also trying to figure himself out. Pair him up with Trevor Slattery and you got a solid show that does a really good job of being self contained yet lowkey progressing certain aspects of the MCU. Definitely a must watch.

#TheMoment #CharliXCX The Moment is a film that wants to be 'This is Spinal Tap' so bad and its unfortunate that the film doesn't hit those entertaining heights that you expect out of a mockumentary. The movie plays into the real life rise of musician Charli XCX. If you're a fan of her then you'll probably enjoy the film for what it is. If you're someone that isn't familiar with her but you're hoping the film would give you an idea of Charli and her music then you're gonna be bored as hell. The film tries to hit you with comedy and drama but it doesn't really stick the landing on it. You end up with a very flat movie overall.

#SendHelp #SamRaimi #RachelMcAdams #DylanObrien Sam Raimi has always been a solid director that knows his wheelhouse when it comes to his approach on delivering an entertaining movie. Send Help is a black comedy, horror, thriller film that has some surprising and predictable moments. Rachel McAdams steals the movie from the start and gives you a character that you're invested in seeing come out of the situation the film presents.

The plan is simple. We hire a hitman to kill mom. We get the insurance money. We win. Huh? Yes, I'm sure this will work. If not we might have to give the hitman our sister as collateral. Trust me. This is fool proof. No PWT thinking here. Just straight smooth brain activity.

#FuutoPI #KamenRiderW #KamenRider #Tokusatsu #Toku #Toei A criminally underrated Kamen Rider sequel that unfortunately got looked over mainly due to it being advertised as a standalone show even though it was part of a live action franchise. The anime sequel to Kamen Rider W that is criminally underrated and in fact dare I say is one o The anime sequel to Kamen Rider W that is criminally underrated and in fact dare I say is one of the rare solid sequel series to an ongoing toku franchise

Childhood truama happens to us all. It's how we deal with it. That's the important part. Anyway, What happens when wypipo think its funny to mess with the only black girl in school? Well, she waits 15 to 20 years to stalk and lure their children into her hands with beer and weed. Then she's gonna kill them. We at 3BG approve of this. Have fun, we love this movie.

Let it be said, 3BlackGeeks loves Gary Busey. There isn't much he could do to make us not love this crazy man. Except show us why an action movie starring Gary Busey isn't the crazy action wet dream you'd think it would be. So yeah...we're dragging this film. We still love GOAT Busey!

A lot of Charlie Kirk jokes and fatigue. 2025 sucked mainly because of an Orange PDF!

Michael Jai White is Oscar Shaw!

Coke changed the world and in the late 60s to about 1981, George Jung was apart of that. We talk about hidden racism, nose candy, what P-star DjTsu looks like and fact from fiction.

#DeadMansWire #GusVanSant #CaryElwes #BillSkarsgard Films based on true stories tend to vary from either super series to light comedic. Dead Man's Wire is a tried and true dark comedy. Based on the 1977 Indianapolis hostage standoff involving Tony Kiritsis, the film does a good job of balancing the seriousness of the situation with the offbeat personality of Tony as a person. Very tense moments and also moments of levity to where you actually empathize with Tony's plight.

The 2025 Football season is over and now its time for playoff action. We talk football and only football today! HAPPY NEW YEAR!

Will Smith was pure box office gold between 1995 and about the late 2000's. Many people debate what was the movie that made him a star. Some say Independence Day, some think Bad Boys, a few says Ali. Almost no one says it was Bagger Vance. But it was definitely Men In Black that did it. A hit movie with a hit song at the height of 90's music videos. This classic made Will a Superstar, gave Tommy Lee Jones career more life, gave Vincent D'Onofrio enough scenery to eat for 5 years and even made a good cartoon!

CJ got a chance to sit down with veteran artist Willie C. Cordy Jr. at RangerStop & Pop 2025. Fun conversation giving insight to Willie's artistry. Be sure to check out more of Willie's material on his site: https://williecordyjrartandteaching.weebly.com/

#TheCelestialElementals #RangerStopAndPop #Fantasy With an insatiable curiosity for exploring the delicate balance between good and evil, Jaymar weaves tales of heroes facing extraordinary challenges, infusing each story with the essence of courage, unity, and the enduring power of the human spirit. Drawing inspiration from diverse cultures and life's intricate tapestry, Jaymar's writing reflects a commitment to fostering empathy, hope, and the belief in the extraordinary potential within us all. When not crafting otherworldly sagas, Jaymar can be found lost in the depths of nostalgic television, immersing in nature's beauty, or concocting new adventures alongside beloved characters. 'Celestial Elementals' is Jaymar's first offering, inviting readers on a thrilling journey through realms where courage and camaraderie illuminate even the darkest of skies. Here's the link for the book and more info on Jaymar Jackson: https://www.tceseries.com/

Tokyo Godfathers, the brilliant Satoshi Kon made a holiday classic that's purely Japanese. And PURELY wholesome. It's a movie that's made talks about homelessness, forgiveness, running away, redemption and family.

#Anaconda #IceCube #JackBlack #PaulRudd In the weirdest of ways, Anaconda works somehow. Take the root idea of what 'Be Kind, Rewind' was and add in a bigger budget and you get this film. Its silly in all the right ways and wrong ways as well yet ends up sticking the landing how you expect it to go. A film thats not really a remake and its also a sequel to the original film at the same time. Given the actors in this film, you can see the jokes coming a mile away. End of the day its a silly movie with some earnest. Do with that what you will.

#2025VideoGameAwards #VideoGames #Expedition33 #IndieGames Its been awhile but DJ Tsu & CJ are back to talk about the 2025 Video Game Awards, the winners and losers, and what it means for Indie games in this every changing video game industry. We also talk about the upcoming Street Fighter movie teaser that dropped, and other odds & ends.

#RentalFamily #BrendanFraser #Hikari #TakehiroHira #MariYamamoto What happens when you get a film that bucks against the direction you think its going? Thats what Rental Family does. On the surface, you watch a foreigner in Brendan Fraser maneuver around Japan as a working actor trying to make it big through a special job as a companion to various people. Once the movie presents itself very quickly that its not what you think, you end up getting a very heartwarming and honest film but people and feelings. Solid direction, great cinematography, and excellent acting.