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Zack Snyder's Justice League: 5 reasons it's a better film
There is no denying that Zack Snyder's Justice League has made an impact culturally in the first week of release. We have multiple confirmed sources saying it is their highest viewed stream or purchase. There is a reason for that. Each plot point is relevant and each scene is key which is why narrowing it down is so difficult. Some of these moments are endearing, some are powerful and some are just phenomenal. If you have not seen ZSJL please do not continue reading as you will spoil the magnificent film for yourself. bending
Reel VibesPublished 3 years ago in GeeksMore Than One 'King of Men' Among Men!
It is confounding that the Starz series Outlander, hasn’t caught on with more men . . . men for whom Braveheart is one of the all-time greatest of movies.
Katy Doran-McNamaraPublished 3 years ago in GeeksBook Review: "Bogart" by A.M Sperber and Eric Lax
The first thing that this book points out in its opening is that the two writers have never met each other in person. However, the seek to write a biography about one of the greatest figures of 20th Century Cinema - Humphrey Bogart. It is going to be an interesting experience to say the least because after reading that they had never met, I was initially holding some cynicism about the book being any good. But it not only subverted my expectations, but it wholeheartedly made me disagree with my initial opinion. I personally adore Humphrey Bogart's movies and when reading something about him, I want it to be incredibly informative. This was exactly that. From his parents to his upbringing, from his early failures to his great successes and even afterwards up to his death - this book covers everything that could possibly be researched about Humphrey Bogart's interesting and often turbulent life.
Annie KapurPublished 3 years ago in GeeksTOP 9 - BEST E-BOOK READER APPS
It can be hard to find the proper applications for eBook readers. There are a lot of types of eBooks, loads of file types to work with, and further, there are various kinds of texts that make things a little difficult for the entire experience.
Madhukar SachdevPublished 3 years ago in GeeksBonnie Bennett: The Unsung Hero
This was initially going to be a part of my Character Writing series, but I quickly realised that Bonnie Bennett was a character that was more significant and personal - both as a writer and fan of the pop culture franchise that was The Vampire Diaries (2009-2018).
The double-edged sword of the Snyder Cut
Rewind back time with me. You've just left the cinema having seen the theatrical cut of Justice League, and you leave the cinema feeling mightily let down. Not only was it a piss-poor superhero film, although it definitely was, it also brought the DCEU (led by Zack Snyder at the time) to a grinding halt. Under normal circumstances, that would have been the end of things. The justice league that we were introduced to across a number of films would have been disbanded. Sure, certain franchises would have lived on (although judging by the state of Wonder Woman 1984 they certainly wouldn't have been any good), but Ben Affleck's Batman and Henry Cavill's Superman would have been lost to the history books. A wasted opportunity.
Cold Dead War #1
Cold Dead War #1 Heavy Metal Comics 2021 Written by George C. Romero Pencilled by German Ponce Inked by German Ponce & Gabriel Rearte
Steven LeitmanPublished 3 years ago in GeeksWandaVision: The Eight Biggest Red Herrings In The Series
Marvel Studios first TV series, WandaVision, has come to an end after a hugely successful run. Eager fans have already rewatched the full series, hoping to pick up on any clues they missed the first time around.
Kristy AndersonPublished 3 years ago in GeeksIf you are a binger, then settle in for Dark.
Break out the truffle popcorn, put your sex life on hold, and get ready to park your as$ in your favorite spot on the couch. ..You know, that one that sags a tad bit in the middle from too much wear and tear, but has just the perfect lounge-to-TV-view ratio.
Adriana WelbyPublished 3 years ago in GeeksTry a British Twist With Your Nostalgic Teenage Binge
Us millennials, we are going through a bit of an identity crisis. We are grown-up and, depending on your formula for determining generations, are well into our thirties. I personally have millennial friends who are currently raising actual young adults. But I think we also grew up a highly stereotyped generation that for a long time tied us stagnantly to our own young adulthood. It was put on us, and whether it be correlation or causation, I think more than a few of us still live it.
Clash Of Kings!!
Twilights Cavern Welcome Back To The Cavern For More One Piece Content! If you're wondering, Yes I Saw The Epic Reaction for our Ryuma Post., so The Next Topic for our Vocal Media Page will be on A comparison between Sword God Ryuma & Former Pirate King, Roger!!
Twilights CavernPublished 3 years ago in GeeksHow to Read More Books Without Suffering a Burnout?
Do you have a reader’s block? Are you not able to read more books like before? There are ways to include books in your life even though you don’t have a moment to lose. As an avid reader, you might have powered through books earlier in life when your responsibilities were at a bare minimum. As grown-ups, we are always on our toes with work, home, parenting, and adulting in general. It is very hard to find moments to spare for the much-needed break or “me-time”.