Since the alphabet is the building block of our language, the Powet Alphabet is the building block of what makes us geeks.

Surely Indiana Jones belongs in any list of the greatest characters ever put on film. Aside from the role as the (also list worthy) Han Solo, Indy is what defines Harrison Ford as a tough, charismatic actor.
He was introduced in the film “Raiders of The Lost Ark” and thats a great movie. But I’m going to focus on the movie where the character’s name actually appears above the title, “Indiana Jones and the Temple Of Doom”
I know this article series is supposed to focus on a lot of stuff that we as geeks either do or should respect. Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom is maybe the antithesis of that. We must know it so that we may learn its mistakes.
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Since the alphabet is the building block of our language, the Powet Alphabet is the building block of what makes us geeks.

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It had been a while since I’d seen Woody in a movie, then Zombieland promptly reminded me how awesomely funny he is. Defendor looks like it does the job too. Woody plays a headcase who thinks he’s a superhero going after a supervillain who might not exist.
Since its written and directed by a Canadian, Peter Stebbings , they’ll get release first on February 19 in Vancouver, Calagary, and Toronto. It will open in LA on February 26, and hopefully a wider release will follow for the rest of North America.
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A lot of stuff gets posted to Powet.tv, and you might have missed a lot! If you’re new to the site, or just haven’t been around in a while, take a look at all of the amazing stuff.

Videos, podcasts, and tons of text features! Theres so much to hear, see, and read, you might end up missing what happens in February, and then you’ll have read next month’s digest…

So enjoy, and don’t forget to share these links with friends, family, and enemies!

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Marvel.com has posted a new teaser clip of the forthcoming straight-to-dvd feature, Planet Hulk. The clip features the beginning of the first fight between the Hulk and the Red King in the arena. I was excited for this having read the fantastic story in trade paperback form, but the quality of the animation has me even more stoked. The initial Marvel Animated DVD offerings were shaky at best, but there has been noticable and steady improvement with each one. If you cannot wait for this DVD’s release, I would suggest checking out the last DVD feature from the House of Ideas, Hulk Vs or picking up the Planet Hulk trade paperback. The animated Planet Hulk comes out this week on February 2nd.