Three Point Landing Podcast PH

02/04/2021

I CAN'T LOOK AWAY

Russia's Channel 5 put up the production which was shown only once on TV for fans to enjoy on YouTube.

17/03/2021

Poor Snoop 🙃

It's okay Snoop, I hate Street Fighter V too.If you want to follow me:https://www.facebook.com/Behrudy/https://twitter.com/Behrudy #...

16/10/2020

I realize I didn't know what Dragonball truly meant until I experienced it in the original American.

01/10/2020

This is giving us mixed feelings @.@

Marvel's Spider-Man looks better than ever on PS5, and Peter Parker has an all-new look? Arriving November 12 on PlayStation 5.

17/09/2020

Special guest Karen Mae De Vera brings the laughs with her less than hygienic commitment to pop culture announcements.

12/09/2020

DC Fandome Part 1 was chock full of super rad announcements about movies, TV series and video games. To go over it all with us, we enlisted the help of Nerd Rage's own Karen Mae De Vera, and along the way we explore the dangers of watching this much press con in one sitting! Have a listen at:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/3mzRtXybmpGo7uxbnCLZQ8

Recording from Manila, "Three Point Landing" is a podcast where veteran pop culture writers and all-around fanboys Misha and Matthew shoot the breeze on movies, video games, and TV.
Because when it comes to entertainment, it’s all geek to them.

is produced, recorded, and distributed under quarantine by Big Baby Studios

07/09/2020

"Though [the podcast episode] was recorded in April, Chris Pine addressed the future of Star Trek, which Paramount has remained committed to making despite minor studio upheaval.

"Pine said he’d "love to" be a part of the next installment. "I’m the last person to find anything out," he says. "I know Paramount is coming out of having restructured a bit and hopefully when the dust settles, something concrete will come out of it and we’ll get to work."

Read more about what's on the mind of our Kelvin Timeline Kirk at: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/rambling-reporter/chris-pine-on-meeting-quentin-tarantino-and-finding-out-his-grandmother-is-in-once-upon-a-time-in-hollywood

05/09/2020

If six episodes of High Score on Netflix weren't enough to slake your thirst for documentaries about the creative spirit in the gaming industry, Matthew recommends you check out "Playing Hard," if it's available in your region on Netflix.

Playing Hard follows the development of For Honor, and centers on Jason VandenBerghe, the eclectic man who served as the game's creative director during the game's development and the unique emotional toll of making games.

It's really a compelling watch, even if you're not into videogames. Check it out! https://www.netflix.com/title/81083880

04/09/2020

It’s the twentieth episode of Three Point Landing, and we're *kinda* celebrating all things nostalgia with a look at High Score, the new videogame history docuseries from Netflix! Listen at: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3Vv4GUWKDaZgpOeh1bcOlF

Recording from Manila, "Three Point Landing" is a podcast where veteran pop culture writers and all-around fanboys Misha and Matthew shoot the breeze on movies, video games, and TV.

Because when it comes to entertainment, it’s all geek to them.
is produced, recorded, and distributed under quarantine by Big Baby Studios

04/09/2020

On September 8, the day the first episode of the original 1966 series premiered, Star Trek turns 54!

CBS is celebrating with an all day series of panels featuring cast and crew from Voyager, Deep Space Nine, The Next Generation, Enterprise as well as new shows like Lower Decks and Discovery!

We can't wait to talk about it with you on Three Point Landing when these panels drop!

https://variety.com/2020/tv/news/star-trek-day-picard-discovery-cbs-all-access-1234758032/

25/08/2020

Can you believe the original Star Trek reboot is eleven years old. Matthew and Misha wonder about why no new Star Trek movies are on the horizon and how the franchise can once more set thrusters on full.

Recording from Manila, "Three Point Landing" is a podcast where veteran pop culture writers and all-around fanboys Misha and Matthew shoot the breeze on movies, video games, and TV.

Because when it comes to entertainment, it’s all geek to them.
is produced, recorded, and distributed under quarantine by Big Baby Studios

Listen to this episode from Three Point Landing on Spotify. Boldly go with Three Point Landing as we ask, with hundreds of classic episodes, thirteen films and more series on the way, why are there no new Star Trek movies on the horizon?

20/08/2020

Matthew here.

I love seeing movies in theaters. I will go alone if it means getting out of my partner's hair while they work in our home office, but for the most part, seeing the big new releases in the cinema isn't really all it's cracked up to be.

This isn't just about the experience being ruined by people who won't put their phones away or technical malfunctions in the cinema or the noise of farts and snacks, but about whether ALL movies are really worth being gated off as exclusive to the big screen for a 30-120 day period.

People get excited to have new pop works to consume and don't really care how and where, timed-theater-exclusivity simply withholds those works for arbitrary reasons, and has been sustained largely on the premise of people trying to keep up with casual conversations about a shared culture.

Maybe if cinema-going was a niche hobby supported by people of all kinds who value that experience intensely is the way to go, rather than resting its value entirely on being "the only way to see" the next MCU film or whatever Oscar nom is on the slate that month.

In July, AMC Theaters and Universal Pictures rocked the industry with their historic deal to collapse the traditional 90-day theatrical window to as little as 17 days before offering first-run feat…

15/08/2020

The first X-Men movie is 20 years old! In their latest episode, Matthew and Misha go over the lows and highs of Marvel's merry mutants' wildly inconsistent franchise 🤣

Recording from Manila, "Three Point Landing" is a podcast where veteran pop culture writers and all-around fanboys Misha and Matthew shoot the breeze on movies, video games, and TV.

Because when it comes to entertainment, it’s all geek to them.
is produced, recorded, and distributed under quarantine by Big Baby Studios

Listen to this episode from Three Point Landing on Spotify. The original X-Men film just celebrated its 20th anniversary and there's no better time to tour the film series to sing its praises and pick its nits. Misha and Matthew dwell on the failures of Apocalypse, the successes of X-2, and why The....

03/08/2020

Before the new Avengers game drops, Matthew and Misha go over the past 30 years of Marvel video games! Strap in, ladies and gents - it's gonna be a nostalgic ride!

Recording from Manila, "Three Point Landing" is a podcast where veteran pop culture writers and all-around fanboys Misha and Matthew shoot the breeze on movies, video games, and TV.

Because when it comes to entertainment, it’s all geek to them.
is produced, recorded, and distributed under quarantine by Big Baby Studios

Listen to this episode from Three Point Landing on Spotify. Absence makes the heart grow nostalgic when it comes to Marvel characters and it leads us to reminisce about videogames! With an Avengers videogame on the horizon, Matthew and Misha recall the many Marvel videogames they played along the wa...

22/07/2020

Apparently, we spoke too soon! WandaVision is hitting Disney+ this year!

Despite the coronavirus impacting the release date of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, Marvel's WandaVision release date remains on track for 2020.

18/07/2020

Just when our latest episode discussed the delayed upcoming MCU slate, Disney goes and announces that WandaVision is being pushed back to 2021!

Marvel fans will have to wait a few more months to see Vision and Scarlet Witch reunite on Disney+..

13/07/2020

Remember when Marvel movies were coming out every 3 months? Misha and Matthew run through the MCU movies yet to come, and share why Joel Schumacher shouldn't be remembered for Bat Ni***es!

Listen to this episode from Three Point Landing on Spotify. The global lockdown has put the brakes on major blockbusters, and the Marvel Cinematic Universe isn’t immune! We discuss the delayed MCU lineup, before switching gears to examine the works of the late Joel Schumacher.

12/07/2020

Thank you Devolver Digital for last night's press conference which gifted us with an image of Xbox boss Phil Spencer talking to a demon blob, so we the Internet can make JPGs like this.

And by "we the Internet," we mean Matthew. Matthew made this because he's a juvenile twit. :P

08/07/2020

This legendary game designer is pure millennial energy.

07/07/2020

Say what you will about Bat ni***es, but Joel Schumacher was a class act.

03/07/2020

Matthew wrote a thing.

"Spencer said Microsoft is thinking differently, implicitly suggesting that making their own Uncharted or their own God of War is not the core of their development strategy. "We know it's something that our fans want."

"Sometimes we get suggestions of, 'Where's your X game?' or, 'Where's your Y game?' But I don't think our goal is to replicate what other people have done. It doesn't help the industry to […] do exactly the same thing with their platforms, services, or content."

Xbox Boss Says First-Party Games Will Be Diverse, Won’t Copy PlayStation.

https://www.toomuchgaming.net/blog-news/2020/06/xbox-first-party-exclusives-phil-spencer-game-pass-xcloud

03/07/2020

Matthew wrote a thing.

"Layden made his own suggestion: a return to the shorter, 12 to 15 hour, AAA game. “I would finish more games, first of all, and just like a well edited piece of literature or a movie, looking at the discipline around that could give us tighter, more compelling content."

At a fireside chat for GameLab Live, Shawn Layden suggested a return to shorter, 12 to 15 hour, AAA games. not justso he can finish more games, but as a means to reduce the spiraling costs of AAA game development.

02/07/2020

Would you believe it's been over a hundred days since the MCU gave us our last trailer, for Black Widow?

01/07/2020

"We have bigots trying their hardest to tear the game down for its inclusion of q***r characters. We’ve got the people who actually made the game putting their figurative fists up. We’ve got fans and professional critics trying to share their own takes on the game, good and bad and everything in between.

"It’s not enough that the game is selling well, and that most reviews are positive; you can’t fall out of line with that general consensus, without having to worry about whether or not a publisher will be looking over your shoulder, or if hundreds of fans will blow up your social media. It is not an environment that is conducive to critical discussion."

Devs, critics, and fans butt heads over one of the year’s biggest games

30/06/2020

What? Comics again! That's right, we go back in time to a previous recording where Misha and Matthew talk about their comic book retail childhoods.

Recording from Manila, "Three Point Landing" is a podcast where veteran pop culture writers and all-around fanboys Misha and Matthew shoot the breeze on movies, video games, and TV. Because when it comes to entertainment, it’s all geek to them.

is produced, recorded, and distributed under quarantine by Big Baby Studios

Listen to this episode from Three Point Landing on Spotify. Variant Covers! Crossovers! Trading cards! Misha and Matthew look back on the wild world of ‘90s comic book stores!

29/06/2020

When you're previewing one of the hypest videogames of this year, it's a given that you report on the most important details.

29/06/2020

"Most men in the industry now seem to actually believe and understand the seriousness of what's being alleged and what's been done, a response which you couldn't always rely on in the past. We're doing better at (mostly) treating survivors with respect, and (somewhat) sidelining their abusers.

"We're still trapped, however, in a tendency to personalise the whole thing; to treat it as a "bad apples" situation. Even men who are having genuine, heartfelt responses to revelations of abuse say things like "I wish I'd known, I wish I could have done something."

"They wish a Good Man (themselves) had been aware of the Bad Man and could have done something about his Bad Actions. That's a noble enough sentiment, but it's terribly naïve and ultimately unhelpful."

The story can't end with the outing of individual abusers -- ending predation in the games industry requires cultural and institutional change

28/06/2020

This alleged imbalance turned out to be true and now it's setting the world of sports game fans on fire.

26/06/2020

"It’s frustrating that in the past five years women have only reached a position where they can sometimes get to write the female characters; it’s even more infuriating that they often can’t even get into the room where people are deciding what those female characters will get to do.

"It seems to be that female voices are kept out of the ongoing narrative – worse, that even when they have the appearance of telling a narrative, it’s actually the narrative of a random different bloke who was in the writers summit a few months previously. What annoys me most is that nobody seemed to think “hey, we have seven ongoing Batman comics right now, and one of them isn’t being represented in the room."

The comics industry is currently having another movement. Cameron Stewart, Warren Ellis, Brendan Wright and Jason Latour have all been named by people in the comics industry across the last …

24/06/2020

Matthew has never done an unboxing video in his life, but even he knows there's a level of responsibility and consideration that needs to be given when showing off the swag that's been given to you.

That’s not how you unbox, bro