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Acero’s WWE RAW Review 12.21.20   Hey guys, I reviewed The Young Buck’s Book, because why not, right? Yes, I assume my opinion matter so much about two guys who assume they’re the biggest deal in wrestling. How’s that for an ego trip? Anyway, click to read! So, Bray Wyatt was on fire last night. Also of note, Charlotte returned to the surprise of no one, but teamed with Asuka to win the tag team titles to the annoyance of yours truly. I don’t remember, for sure, but was it not Charlotte who lost to Asuka on her way out earlier this year?

Ready Player Two Movie Is in Early Development Confirms Author Ernest Cline Ready Player Two Movie Is in Early Development Confirms Author Ernest Cline Ready Player Two author Ernest Cline has revealed that a big screen adaptation is in early development. Following the recent release of Ernest Cline's Ready Player Two, talk has quickly turned to whether audiences will ever see the sequel adapted for the big screen. Well, according to Cline, development is already underway on the sci-fi adventure follow-up, and while it is in the early stages and has not yet been announced by the studio, the ...

actual episode of the tech-based anthology. As a way to wrap up this doozy of a year,  Black Mirror executive producers Charlie Brooker (also the project's creator) and Annabel Jones have lined up a star-studded comedy special/mockumentary that will poke fun at all the curveballs we've all faced this year, from the COVID-19 pandemic, to worldwide civil unrest, to the death of Quibi. The aptly-named Death to 2020 (coming to Netflix before the year is out) has dropped its first trailer, which features Samuel L. Jackson, Cristin Milioti, Leslie Jones, Hugh Grant, Lisa Kudrow, Samson Kayo,...

‘Ready Player Two’ author Ernest Cline sees the dark side of technology He tweaks his brand of nostalgic escapism for a more cautionary sequel. Ernest Cline, author of the best-selling 2011 novel "Ready Player One," offers another nostalgia-filled look at the addictive nature of technology with "Ready Player Two."(Dan Winters) Ready Player One, a kind of Willy Wonka-meets- Tron adventure story, validated the digital diversions of gamers and 1980s enthusiasts alike with its arcade in-jokes and allusions to John Hughes movies. With the release of Ready Player Two, the Austin-based author ...

Ready Player One first; both because it will put Ready Player Two into context, but also because, in my opinion, the first book is the better of the two. This novel takes place a few years after the events of Ready Player One; the victors of the previous adventures are fabulously wealthy and all is right with the (virtual) world. More than all right -- out heroes have discovered a new technology that allows people to link their brains directly into OASIS, giving a fully immersive experience for all of the senses, and the ability to record and share memories and experiences.