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Eyes of Wakanda
Marvel really pushed out the projects this year, so for those of you who praised Iger for his “quality over quantity” bullshit I hope you feel as stupid as you are. Cause 3 films and 5 TV shows is exactly what’s been happening for the last decade if not more. And most of what they put out this year was fantastic and the rest of it was good. Eyes of Wakanda is no different. I really wish we got more stuff from Marvel animation, it's so beautifully done and often it's better than a good chunk of the live action stuff.
By Alexandrea Callaghan11 months ago in Geeks
Greenland 2: Migration — A Harrowing Journey Through a World Reborn in Ruin
When Greenland arrived in 2020, it surprised audiences by being more than a traditional disaster blockbuster. Beneath the crumbling buildings, firestorms, and global panic was a grounded family drama about resilience and survival. Now, years later, the story continues in Greenland 2: Migration, a sequel that expands the scope of destruction while digging even deeper into the emotional cost of rebuilding life in a broken world.
By James S Pope11 months ago in Geeks
Fackham Hall: A Wildly Irreverent Period-Drama Parody Set to Shake Up the Genre
Every few years, a film arrives that takes a familiar genre, flips it upside down, shakes out all the seriousness, and leaves audiences both howling with laughter and wondering why no one did it sooner. Fackham Hall, set to release in December 2025, is one of those films. A bold, cheeky, and brilliantly chaotic parody of traditional British period dramas, it embraces the grandeur, the etiquette, and the stiff upper-lip culture of classic manor-house storytelling—and gleefully dismantles all of it.
By James S Pope11 months ago in Geeks
Ashes 2025/26 2nd Test: how to watch England vs Australia live for free
The 2025/26 Ashes will showcase Test cricket at its peak. Dating back 148 years, Australia vs England remains the sport’s oldest and most intense rivalry. Australia retained the urn in 2023 after a 3–2 series Australia is on lead, Australians dominant on first test of the Ashes were held Down Under.
By James S Pope11 months ago in Geeks
Jack Frost (1998) - A Movie Review
Did I just see a snowman on a snowboard? After a big snowstorm, Jack Frost appeared in theaters in 1998. A father is killed in a car accident on Christmas Eve. One year later, Jack reincarnates as a snowman. He has one final chance to make things right with his son, Charlie, before it’s too late.
By Marielle Sabbag11 months ago in Geeks
100-Word Movie Reviews
The Running Man (2025), Director: Edgar Wright The Running Man is an action-packed comedy. It stars Glen Powell as Ben Richards, who I hope merits more starring roles because he is a talented actor. Only, his performance doesn’t save the film, which is an ongoing rollercoaster of repetitive jokes. The signature quick-cut humor and satirical tone of Edgar Wright are present, but he rushes through the social commentary. The action sequences last too long. The fight-in-a-towel scene made me laugh. Apparently, Powell had to film this in cold weather. Michael Cera is the funniest supporting cast member with Powell. I always like a Stephen King movie adaptation.
By Marielle Sabbag11 months ago in Geeks
The Real Project X: How a 16-Year-Old’s Facebook Invite Sparked a Riot in the Netherlands
It all started as an innocent idea: throwing a 16th-birthday party and invite just a few friends. However, by the night of September 21, 2012, the small Dutch town of Haren was overrun by thousands of teenagers, riot police, water cannons, and flaming debris. Streets were left vandalized, cars torched, and stores looted. All because a 16-year-old girl forgot to mark her Facebook event invitation as "private."
By Lawrence Lease11 months ago in Geeks
The Endearingly Terrible Legacy of Troll 2
There are bad movies, there are so-bad-they’re-good movies, and then there is Troll 2—a film so bizarre, so baffling, and so unapologetically inept that it has transcended its own reputation. What began as a low-budget horror film with no trolls, no connection to the first Troll movie, and a cast of non-actors has evolved into one of the most celebrated cult classics of all time. Few films have failed with such spectacular magnificence, and fewer still have been embraced so lovingly in their failure.
By James S Pope11 months ago in Geeks
Rediscovering Holiday Magic: Why My Secret Santa Still Charms Christmas Movie Fans
Holiday movies have a way of sneaking into our traditions—sometimes by accident, sometimes by the sheer force of nostalgia. For many viewers, the 2013 Christmas romance My Secret Santa (also known as A Christmas Mystery) quietly found its place among the seasonal favorites. With its blend of magical whimsy, heartfelt romance, and familiar holiday comforts, the film has become one of those “unexpected gems” people return to each December.
By James S Pope11 months ago in Geeks
How to Watch USA Network in Canada?
USA Network is an American basic cable television channel owned by NBCUniversal, a subsidiary of Comcast. It broadcasts a general entertainment format that includes original dramas, acquired series, family comedies, live sports (like WWE), and feature films. The channel, which began as the Madison Square Garden Sports Network in 1977, is available on most traditional cable and satellite packages, as well as through many live TV streaming services.
By James S Pope11 months ago in Geeks
Champagne Problems (2025) - A Netflix Movie Review
Christmas in Paris is a wonderful time of year. Champagne Problems is a 2025 Netflix film. Sydney, a New York finance executive, travels to France to secure the acquisition of a renowned champagne brand before Christmas. However, a love story brews between Sydney and Henri, the founder’s son.
By Marielle Sabbag11 months ago in Geeks
