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Is it time to re-make, re-boot or retire our fave franchises? … and other letters.
As our favorite heroes and their stories beginning to mature, Imagination Connoisseurs wonder if its time to re-make, re-boot or retire some of our most memorable franchises.
What’s next for R2?
So what has everyone’s favorite Astromech ‘droid been doing since retiring from his centreal role in the Skywalker Saga of the Star Wars universe? We asked our Imagination Connoisseurs to weigh in with their thoughts …
We didn’t see this coming … (W.A.M. #126)
Zack Snyder’s SUCKER PUNCH hit screens in 2011 – but has it aged well? Did it even stand a chance? Just ask WINE-ning ABOUT MOVIES co-hosts Robert Meyer Burnett and Elysabeth Gwendolyn Belle!
What kind of alien would you have sex with? … and other letters.
When Imagination Connoisseurs let their imaginations run wild … well, they can run REALLY wild. What kind of alien would you like to “couple” with? That and more in today’s letters.
Netflix’s STOWAWAY and the needless cruelty of a classic sci-fi story. (#677)
Writer-producer-director, Robert Meyer Burnett, discusses the familiar scientific conundrum experienced by actress Anna Kendrick’s character in the newly released film on Netflix: STOWAWAY. Rob breaks down the key story elements and shows how it’s a storyline that has appeared more than once in fiction – especially in sci-fi.
Boldly discovering Star Trek: Enterprise
Blogger Willow Yang begins her reviews of the first “prequel” series in the Star Trek universe – Star Trek: ENTERPRISE and says the first season has its ups and its downs – but is still worth the watch.
CAPTAIN AMERICA 4 in development with Malcolm Spellman. (#674)
ROBSERVATIONS host, Robert Meyer Burnett, discusses the revelation that Marvel is in development on a fourth Captain America film that picks up after the end of the first season of “Falcon and the Winter Soldier” and follows the new Cap, Sam Wilson, on a cinematic adventure. Rob also deep dives into a discussion about artificial intelligence and new rules governing the use of AI in the EU.
They could have been one of the creepiest superhero families ever …
Pick out your favorite member of the Addams Family and tell us what their super-power is in seven words or less (wrong answers only, please) …
The pilot for Star Trek: ENTERPRISE looks like an interesting ride.
How do we get to the promising tomorrow of the Star Trek universe? Blogger Willow Yang helps lead the way by bringing her unique perspective to the original Star Trek prequel series … Star Trek: ENTERPRISE.
And what will be your encore performance, Mr. Frodo?
J.R.R. Tolkien might expect folks to believe Frodo and Gandalf sailed away to live out their lives in peace following the battle of Gondor – but we want you to tell us, in seven words or less, what really happened.
Sing it, Boy Wonder …
It’s time to let Joel Schumacher’s BATMAN AND ROBIN reach its full, fabulous potential. Tell us, in 7 words or less, what you’d name a musical based on the not-so-classic film about Batman, Robin and Batgirl?
Pardon me, but exactly “when” are we?
That zany Doc Brown. We loved him in the BACK TO THE FUTURE trilogy, but what happened afterward? We ask our Imagination Connoissuers to help us tell the story of Doc’s adventures in a post-Marty reality in today’s 7 Words or Less Challenge.
Have our favorite things already had their “better days”? … and other letters.
Imagination Connoisseurs wonder aloud if their favorite franchises are able to stay current with the changing social landscape or if their “better days” are behind them.
Feeling a little “frisky”? That could be a problem.
Just how bad can things get when you’re left at home with the cat? Not too bad unless you find yourself shrinking to “bite size” in a matter of hours.
Does “Dear Doctor” reveal some flaws in Star Trek’s Prime Directive?
Blogger Willow Yang shares her thoughts on the Star Trek: Enterprise episode, “Dear Doctor” – which is both thought provoking and logically flawed.
TBN Short Story Competition on hold pending conclusion of IICFF
The Burnettwork has announced a temporary pause in its short story competition “The Imagination Connoisseur, Volume 1” until the network’s film festival has reached its conclusion.
What does this year’s Oscars say about the film industry? (#676)
Writer-producer-director, Robert Meyer Burnett, reviews the results of the 2021 Academy Awards and what those results say about the health and future of the motion picture industry.
“Falcon and the Winter Soldier” has a moment of revolution. (#675)
Host Robert Meyer Burnett dishes on the series finale for “Falcon and the Winter Soldier” which wrapped up streaming on Disney+ this past week. The show wrapped up a number of loose ends but did it also set up some major conflicts in the MCU that will have fans on the edge of their seats for years?
Rob has a few thoughts worth sharing on the subject.
Should WB and HBO Max #RestoreTheSnyderverse? (#673)
ROBSERVATIONS host, Robert Meyer Burnett, talks about the larger implications of HBO Max’s decision to allow Zack Snyder to release his 4-hour+ version of JUSTICE LEAGUE. Plus letters from fellow Imagination Connoisseurs and questions from viewers in the livestream chat on this episode of ROBSERVATIONS.
What will we find on Mars now?
In honor of the first helicopter flight on Mars, we ask our Imagination Connoisseurs to tell us, in seven words or less, what they hope our new “Eye in the Martian Sky” might spy …
What should be done with Cap’s shield?
Some people, like Flag Smasher Karli Morgenthau, the shield must be destroyed. We’re looking for other suggestions (in seven words or less) for “re-purposing” it.
Thank you, sir, may I have another?
Even Captain Picard has days where a calming cup of Earl Grey might not do the trick. In seven words or less, tell us what you think he’s drinking in this photo and why …
Latest Blogs
Watch of the Day
A frosty romance that gets old once things heat up.
Mel Gibson was getting defrosted in the future long before Captain America – that’s one of several interesting observations made by our millennial film reviewer, Omar. Find out why we’ve made FOREVER YOUNG our Watch of the Day …
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Willow Talk
Boldly discovering Star Trek: Enterprise
Blogger Willow Yang begins her reviews of the first “prequel” series in the Star Trek universe – Star Trek: ENTERPRISE and says the first season has its ups and its downs – but is still worth the watch.
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The Chairman’s Reviews
Appreciating Quentin Tarantino’s oeuvre
Long-time Imagination Connoisseur, Jeffrey Mao (aka The Chairman), shares his appreciation of the collected works of film director Quentin Tarantino.
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Ian-Izations
Where was the Enterprise-E during the Dominion War?
Ian Samuels asks what happened to the flagship of the Federation, the Enterprise-E, when the Dominion War was going on? It not only didn’t “ride to the rescue” it wasn’t even mentioned. Ian has a few thoughts …
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Talking Trek
Boldly discovering Star Trek: Enterprise
Blogger Willow Yang begins her reviews of the first “prequel” series in the Star Trek universe – Star Trek: ENTERPRISE and says the first season has its ups and its downs – but is still worth the watch.
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Reviews
Pushing the boundaries of Asian cinema in the 70s.
In his review of FEMALE PRISONER #701: SCORPION, the PGS’s resident Asian cinephile, Jason Webster, claims actress Meiko Kaji and the sub-genre of “female revenge” films may have paved the way for female action heroes to come.
Read his review to learn more.
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The Burnettwork is pleased to present the entries to its first film festival event: The Intergalactic Imagination Connoisseurs’ Film Festival. Over seventy entries were received and are currently being evaluated for final selection.
On December 25, 2020, The Burnettwork will present its final selections for the IICFF which will be judged by industry professionals in early January.
Winners will receive a cash award, IICFF statue and recognition in an awards ceremony scheduled for January.
Transmissions from the Post-Geek Singularity
This is content produced by fans for fans – all part of the community refer to as The Post-Geek Singularity. We cover everything from fan fiction to commentary about the entertainment industry and the franchises we love. Join in the fun and get involved. After all, every Imagination Connoisseur has a story to tell – and this is the perfect place to tell it.
We’re listening …
Can it get any better than a fight between Godzilla and Kong? Well …
Imagination Connoisseur, Joe Dick, turns a critical eye to the giant monster fight between our two favorite Titans: GODZILLA VS KONG.
Pardon me, but exactly “when” are we?
That zany Doc Brown. We loved him in the BACK TO THE FUTURE trilogy, but what happened afterward? We ask our Imagination Connoissuers to help us tell the story of Doc’s adventures in a post-Marty reality in today’s 7 Words or Less Challenge.
Is it time to re-make, re-boot or retire our fave franchises? … and other letters.
As our favorite heroes and their stories beginning to mature, Imagination Connoisseurs wonder if its time to re-make, re-boot or retire some of our most memorable franchises.
Have our favorite things already had their “better days”? … and other letters.
Imagination Connoisseurs wonder aloud if their favorite franchises are able to stay current with the changing social landscape or if their “better days” are behind them.
What’s next for R2?
So what has everyone’s favorite Astromech ‘droid been doing since retiring from his centreal role in the Skywalker Saga of the Star Wars universe? We asked our Imagination Connoisseurs to weigh in with their thoughts …
Feeling a little “frisky”? That could be a problem.
Just how bad can things get when you’re left at home with the cat? Not too bad unless you find yourself shrinking to “bite size” in a matter of hours.
What kind of alien would you have sex with? … and other letters.
When Imagination Connoisseurs let their imaginations run wild … well, they can run REALLY wild. What kind of alien would you like to “couple” with? That and more in today’s letters.
They could have been one of the creepiest superhero families ever …
Pick out your favorite member of the Addams Family and tell us what their super-power is in seven words or less (wrong answers only, please) …
What will we find on Mars now?
In honor of the first helicopter flight on Mars, we ask our Imagination Connoisseurs to tell us, in seven words or less, what they hope our new “Eye in the Martian Sky” might spy …
What should be done with Cap’s shield?
Some people, like Flag Smasher Karli Morgenthau, the shield must be destroyed. We’re looking for other suggestions (in seven words or less) for “re-purposing” it.
And what will be your encore performance, Mr. Frodo?
J.R.R. Tolkien might expect folks to believe Frodo and Gandalf sailed away to live out their lives in peace following the battle of Gondor – but we want you to tell us, in seven words or less, what really happened.
Thank you, sir, may I have another?
Even Captain Picard has days where a calming cup of Earl Grey might not do the trick. In seven words or less, tell us what you think he’s drinking in this photo and why …
Sing it, Boy Wonder …
It’s time to let Joel Schumacher’s BATMAN AND ROBIN reach its full, fabulous potential. Tell us, in 7 words or less, what you’d name a musical based on the not-so-classic film about Batman, Robin and Batgirl?
Oh Gingey, we think you’ve seen better days.
How bad to things have to go if this is your best look in the morning? Tell us in 7 words or less what’s going on in this picture (wrong answers, only, please)!
The good news: you’re just landed a movie producer’s job. The bad news: your first film has to be about Furbies.
Can you pitch a great movie tie in with these (Furbies) in 7 words or less? That’s today’s challenge!
Are you worthy of wielding the Spoon of Justice?
Today’s Seven Words or Less challenge is for you to create an MCU team-up with “this guy” … who would you pick and what would the name of the adventure be? Justice awaits!
A jetpack powered by coconut oil? What could possibly go wrong?
What could The Skipper have told Gilligan to convince him to take a test flight with The Professor’s jetpack? What’s really going on here? We want to know, so that’s why we’ve asked the Imagination Connoisseurs of the Post-Geek Singularity to tell us.
“Stand by, Robin, this looks like it could take a while.”
The Caped Crusader and Boy Wonder have been around for a while and have seen a lot – but have they ever seen anything like the four-hour cinematic epic that was “The Snyder Cut”? What do you think they’d say?
It seemed like a good idea at the time …
So, it’s safe to say that St. Patrick’s Day isn’t as much for some people as it is for others … share your St. Patty’s “morning after” story with us – (and if you don’t have one, then make it up).
Porgs be like …
When we finally reunited with Luke Skywalker, we also met these little guys. Who – or what – the hell are Porgs? And are they shocked, appalled, thrilled or angry?
Bad attitudes come in all shapes and sizes.
She’s the hard-drinking, ass-kicking private eye who, by the way, also happens to have super-human abilities. From 2015 – 2019, Krysten Ritter starred as Jessica Jones in the Netflix series (and may be making an appearance in an upcoming MCU film – who knows???).
The all-american boy has a new name – and a dog!
Jonny Quest was based on the serialized radio program, Jack Armstrong, All-American Boy – but this time, Jonny, his friend Hadji, his father, Dr. Benton Quest and faithful bodyguard, Race Bannon, took action and adventure to a whole new level!
A dynamic duo for another age.
Paul Newman and Robert Redford teamed up to play Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid in this classic, counter-culture western from 1969.
Everybody loves Walt.
Bryan Cranston was better known for comedic roles at the time of his casting, but when approached to play the lead in Breaking Bad, he was told the character of Walter White would progress from “Mr. Chips” to “Scarface” by producer Vince Gilligan.
A movie you have to see to believe.
An unlikely hero but the right man for the job, Peter O’Toole plays T.E. Lawrence, a lieutenant in the British army sent to Arabia to find and convince Prince Faisal to aid in their fight against the Turks.
The real Skywalker Saga begins here.
On one day in May in 1977, the galaxy changed forever. And all thanks to a farm boy, a scoundrel, and a princess.
David Lynch returns to Twin Peaks
During the summer of 2017, David Lynch and writing partner Mark Frost brought viewers back to Twin Peaks for a reunion that answered many of the questions first asked 25 years earlier – and left new ones behind.
A superhero with a Rock-n-Roll edge.
James O’Barr’s comic, The Crow, got the big-screen treatment in 1994 and audiences everywhere were blown away by the on-screen presence of Brandon Lee in the lead role. Unfortunately, it was his last role.
Who’s the meathead now?
What could be funnier than watching a working-class man constantly squabble with his family over the issues of the day? For most of the 70s, All in the Family set the conversation around the TV tray for families across America.
The world’s best beetle battle.
Saturday matinees are a perfect place for a kaiju battle. And you know what’s better than kaiju fighting one another? Kaiju teaming up with giant robots to fight other Kaiju.
Leave your 3 word review and tell us what you think.
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