SR Geek Picks: 'Cowboy Bebop' + 'Guardians of the Galaxy,' 'Infinity War' Infographic & More

Screen Rant

By Justin Vactor

Published Jan 18, 2015

'Cowboy Bebop' meets 'Guardians of the Galaxy'; an 'Avengers: Infinity Wars' infographic; what The Wire might look like in current-day Brooklyn; and more.

Welcome to Screen Rant's "Geek Picks," where we collect the finest movie-related geekery from around the Web. Today you'll find out what the difference is between the book and movie versions of Rambo; what The Wire might look like in current-day Brooklyn; and a rock version of the Inspector Gadget theme song. All that and more on this edition of SR's Geek Picks!

To kick things off today, Flavorwire has The 10 Most Iconic Dresses in Cinema.

If you have any Geek Picks of your own, please send them to srgeekpicks(at)gmail(dot)com and you could be featured in a future post!

If The 2014 Oscar Nominees' Posters Told The Truth

RAMBO: First Blood - What’s the Difference?

First Blood is best known as the first Rambo movie. As a major launching point in Sylvester Stallone’s career. But before all that, First Blood was a novel by David Morrell. We look at both side-by-side, and tell you: “What’s the Difference?”

What The Wire Might Look Like In Current-Day Brooklyn

On The Wire, “corner boys” were street-level drug dealers, selling their product until the 5-0 drives by. SNL took that idea, and gentrified it. Kenan Thompson, Kevin Hart, and Jay Pharaoh are living in Bushwick, Brooklyn, hanging out on the corner and discussing what they’ve been up to. Hint: it involves mayonnaise, gelato, and hanging out with the bitches (they’re dogs).

Whedonverse Universal Slayer Theory

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Inspector Gadget ...ROCKS!

Could Kool-Aid Man Break Through a Wall?

Followers

A man escapes from prison and meets a boy who has run away from school.

Cowboy Bebop/Guardians of the Galaxy Mash Up Trailer

The Ghost Of MLK

The ghost of Martin Luther King, Jr. (Kenan Thompson) visits a student (Pete Davidson) writing a paper about him and gets a crash course in America's racial progress.