Author: Adam Chmielewski

Adam Chmielewski is the latest Mid-Western transplant to take up residence in the City Of Angels. Aside from contributing to Nerdbot, he’s writing screenplays for film and television. Just like everyone else in Los Angeles.

Photo Credit- Marvel Comics If you’ve been reading my stuff on Nerdbot, you will clearly know where I stand in the great Marvel vs DC debate.  However, from time to time I do venture outside the realms of Gotham City and Metropolis to the house that Stan Lee built and this week production began on one of my top-five comic characters ever, Venom. I’ve always leaned toward DC, never been able to explain it.  But there was a period in my life when Spider-man comics were what drove my existence.  As a kid, he is by far Marvel’s most relatable…

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Photo Source: HuffingtonPost. As we get closer to the premiere of Star Wars: The Last Jedi, it’s the next chapter, Episode IX that is making all the headlines. On September 5th, The Hollywood Reporter published an article about Colin Trevorrow’s departure from the director’s chair of the 2019 franchise installment. Several publications have turned to their sources citing everything from difficulties in development to control of the project. There’s a sea of rumors to float through and we may never know what really happened. Unfortunately the movie business is exactly that, a business, people come and go, people get fired. But than…

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As we all know, the never ending cycle of remakes in Hollywood can be exhausting.  Millions of people scroll through twitter everyday seeing headlines that make us wonder if the movie business will ever find its sense of originality.  However, we all have our lists of movies from our childhood that maybe could use an update.  Maybe do source material justice in ways an early 1990’s ABC mini-series never could.  You know what I’m talking about… Stephen King’s IT.  After years of development hell, script rewrites, and losing directors, a remake of King’s 1986 staple of the horror genre finally got off…

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