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Fast and Furious 8
Okay Fast and Furious 8 did in fact answer some questions, and we are starting to see the overall quality increase. However there were still some glaringly obvious horrible choices in this one as well. That said it was the least offensive Fast and Furious movie thus far.
By Alexandrea Callaghanabout a year ago in Geeks
Baba Yaga
First and foremost, don't come into this article expecting a leisurely stroll through a whimsical animated feature or a light-hearted rom-com. We're embarking on a sweat-soaked adrenaline-fueled journey into a universe saturated with bullets, blood, and bereavement, also known as, the saga of "John Wick."
By Mack Devlinabout a year ago in Geeks
Beyond Anime: The Reign of Donghua
Once upon a time, in the realm of animation, a new contender emerged, capturing the hearts of viewers with its unrivaled charm and creativity. This rising star was none other than Donghua, a genre of Chinese animation that proved to be more captivating and innovative than traditional anime. Join us as we explore the reasons why Donghua has claimed its throne as the superior form of animated storytelling.
By Aries Mimsyabout a year ago in Geeks
Jane Elliot defies Holywood stigmas as Tracy Quartermaine on General Hospital
Jane Elliot is an icon Within the world of daytime television and Hollywood as a whole, Jane Elliot has proven herself to be a well-beloved soap opera veteran. She has stood the test of time as an actor-period and is well respected outside of the world of soaps. Online news forums like TV Insider and others that do not necessarily print articles about daytime have interviewed or written about the powerhouse who portrays Tracy Quartermaine on the ABC soap General Hospital.
By Cheryl E Prestonabout a year ago in Geeks
Velvet Buzzsaw - A Movie Review
Does this painting look different to you - like it’s alive and monstrous? Velvet Buzzsaw arrived on Netflix in 2019. Taking place in Los Angelos, the film delves into the cutthroat world of the art industry following a group of ambitious art collectors, critics, and dealers. Obsessed with a series of paintings by a deceased painter, strange and unsettling events occur, leading to deadly consequences.
By Marielle Sabbagabout a year ago in Geeks
10 Actors Who Could Star in Superman: Legacy
The new and improved DCU led by James Gunn and Peter Safran has been dominating the nerd news cycle for months now, with comic book fans everywhere ecstatic over the prospect of a whole new universe of films to enjoy. Henry Cavill is out, Batfleck is no more, and it seems as though James Gunn is looking for a younger, more diverse Justice League to put together. Fans will always look at Henry Cavill fondly as perhaps the perfect actor to play Superman, but the torch has been passed, so here are just a few actors who could lead the new DCU.
By Jacob Craigabout a year ago in Geeks
The Little Mermaid
Now I am someone who has constantly been disappointed by Disney’s live action remakes. Cinderella was magical, Beauty and the Beast was mediocre at best, the Lion King was simply terrible and here comes the Little Mermaid. My favorite Disney princess movie as a child. I used to make my family call me Ariel, I wouldn’t respond to my name. I was fully convinced that I was going to be a Mermaid when I grew up. The minute the trailer was released I started crying. I’ve been a blubbering mess at every trailer I’ve seen and I truly couldn’t wait for this movie.
By Alexandrea Callaghanabout a year ago in Geeks
The 10 Worst Inmates From 'Orange is the New Black'
Orange is the New Black remains to be one of the most popular series in Netflix history despite being over since 2019. The prison comedy/drama series based off real-life ex-inmate, Piper Kerman, lasted on the streaming service for 7 seasons. Among those seasons we witnessed love, murder, riots, fights, betrayal, sex, and lots and lots of drama. You can't have all of those things without some characters you loved to hate, can you?
By Jenika Enochabout a year ago in Geeks
The Angriest Man in Brooklyn - A Movie Review
Repress anger and live in the moment. The Angriest Man in Brooklyn opened in theaters in 2014. Henry is a perpetually angry man. Crossing his doctor the wrong way, Dr. Sharon Gill informs him that he has 90 minutes to live. Believing it is the last day of his life, Henry promptly sets out to reconcile with his family and friends.
By Marielle Sabbagabout a year ago in Geeks
Up Here - A Hulu Series Review
Ignore your demons and go live your dreams. Up Here is a 2023 Hulu series. Not happy with her life, Lindsay breaks off her engagement and moves to New York City to discover her dream as a writer. Meeting Miguel, the two fall in love. However, their relationship has challenges, making it hard to connect.
By Marielle Sabbagabout a year ago in Geeks