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Shōgun Series Review (Season 1)
The land of the rising sun has often captivated many foreign audiences both past and present, resulting in a wide range of cinematic titles. The likes of The Last Samurai and 47 Ronin have already portrayed feudal Japan to varying degrees of success. From both a dramatic and historical perspective, Shōgun stands head and shoulders above many of its peers, a masterclass in portraying an older culture.
By Robert Cain3 months ago in Geeks
Civil War Movie Review
In the decades following the bloodiest conflict in American history, many have wondered what a hypothetical second civil war may bring to the nation. Alternative history has offered up many scenarios with full cinematic releases being few and far between. Releasing in a major election year no less, the provocative premise of Civil War from Alex Garland is ultimately wasted on a well-made film with shallow storylines and characters.
By Robert Cain3 months ago in Geeks
Fallout Series Review (Season 1)
As video games continue to push into other media, especially film and TV, many studios are betting big on potential crossovers. Adaptations on the small-screen have been rather hit-and-miss in recent years. It’s all the more surprising that Fallout, created by Graham Wagner and Geneva Robertson-Dworet, stands so tall, delivering one of the best conversions of all time.
By Robert Cain3 months ago in Geeks
How to overcome your mistakes.
The way to dominance is cleared with difficulties in a general public that values achievement and demonizes disappointment. In any case, there are precious examples ready to be found that are hidden behind our mix-ups. Envision a world in which your slip-ups lead to unprecedented turn of events and courage. This is the center of tolerating disappointment as a type of craftsmanship that recognizes the refined from the unremarkable. In any case, for what reason in all actuality do certain individuals succeed when they fizzle, while others crash and burn? Together, how about we investigate the intricacies encompassing the most common way of gaining from our slip-ups.
By Abdur Rahman 4 months ago in Geeks
PalWorld Doesn't Sit Right With Me
PalWorld leaves a sour taste in my mouth. There, I said it. Listen, I think that Nintendo are the bad guys in most situations. They shut down ROM creators who make some of the best takes on Pokemon games, they crank out uninspired mainline Pokemon games year after year, they make it difficult—even impossible sometimes—to acquire their best games from their golden age legally or cost-effectively, and they keep remaking Kanto. I won’t get on PalWorld’s case for being uncreative in a lot of their Pal designs. A lot of them are uncreative, I agree, and several of them are derivative of vastly superior Pokemon designs. The game was marketed as “Pokemon With Guns.” It’s going to happen a lot.
By Steven Christopher McKnight6 months ago in Geeks
Megan Thee Stallion: Unleashing Her Ferocity Through the Song "HISS"
Megan Thee Stallion: Unleashing Her Ferocity Through the Song "HISS" Introduction: In the realm of contemporary music, few artists have captivated audiences and sparked cultural conversations quite like Megan Thee Stallion. With her unapologetic demeanor, unparalleled confidence, and fierce lyrical prowess, Megan has carved out a unique place in the rap industry. One of her standout tracks, "HISS," showcases her unwavering determination to break boundaries and establish herself as a force to be reckoned with. In this article, we will delve into the artistry behind Megan Thee Stallion's song "HISS" and explore its significance in her growing discography.
By Nivard Anna6 months ago in Geeks
Poor Things Movie Review
Yorgos Lanthimos is one of the most unique and dynamic indie filmmakers in the industry; his style, use of black comedy and an often bonkers presentation are unlike anything else on the silver screen. Having established his presence with The Lobster and The Favourite, he now turns his attention to the adaptation scene with Poor Things. It’s another fascinating and impeccably produced project.
By Robert Cain6 months ago in Geeks
Society Of The Snow Movie Review
When he isn’t working on large-scale blockbusters, J.A Bayona has a penchant for disaster films with a human heart at the centre. Just like The Impossible before it, Bayona and his crew have delivered another excellent production, one that brings the right amount of levity, authenticity and respectful portrayals.
By Robert Cain6 months ago in Geeks