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The Nightmare Before Christmas - A Movie Review
Can Halloween and Christmas mix? After Halloween, The Nightmare Before Christmas was released to theaters in 1993. Now that the yearly Halloween festivities have concluded, Jack Skellington, king of Halloweentown, longs for something different. Upon the discovery of Christmas, Skellington enforces a new holiday tradition.
Marielle SabbagPublished 2 days ago in Geeks
Lights, Camera, K-Drama: Celebrating International K-Drama Day with the Top 10 Must-Watch Shows of 2023!
Lights, Camera, K-Drama: Celebrating International K-Drama Day with the Top 10 Must-Watch Shows of 2023!" --- In a year that has proven to be a treasure trove for K-drama enthusiasts, International K-Drama Day on November 29 is the perfect occasion to unravel the best of the best. From heartwarming tales to gripping sagas, the world of Korean dramas has once again delivered a plethora of emotions and narratives that resonate globally. Join us as we unveil our carefully curated list of the top 10 must-watch K-dramas of 2023, featuring a diverse range of genres and captivating storylines.
Superheroes.VersePublished 2 days ago in Geeks
Movie Review: 'Wonka' is a Surprising Delight
Wonka (2023) Directed by Paul King Written by Simon Farnaby, Paul King Starring Timothee Chalamet, Sally Hawkins, Olivia Coleman, Hugh Grant, Keegan Michael Key, Calah Lane
Sean PatrickPublished 2 days ago in Geeks
Fast Charlie: Where Whiskey Soaks Redemption and Blood Stains Magnolias
In the sweltering tapestry of the Deep South, where lightning bugs paint the night alive and kudzu strangles mansions like vengeful vines, lurks Fast Charlie Bucktin. He ain't your average hitman, hell no. He's a Stetson-wearing bard of violence, a Faulknerian poet with a trigger finger that speaks a sonnet of lead. Pierce Brosnan, his Bond tux traded for a linen suit and a drawl thick as molasses, paints Charlie as a canvas of contradictions. He's got the charm to coax a rattlesnake out of its den, eyes that've witnessed enough crimson to stain the sunset, and a conscience that howls like a lost wolf on the moonlit plains.
Ivan IslamPublished 2 days ago in Geeks
Hotel For The Holidays
In doing my best to cover just as many Christmas movies as possible, and as many movies released in 2023 as possible, we are now reviewing Prime Videos' other original movie, Hotel for the Holidays. Again I am drawn to these movies because of actresses that I like. Cheryl Blossom from Riverdale is the star of this prime video original. So here we go with our Hotel for the Holidays review.
Alexandrea CallaghanPublished 2 days ago in GeeksSo I Talked to ChatGPT About Miami Connection
The other day, I was trying to talk to ChatGPT about Anal Cunt and its frontman, Seth Putnam, when our conversation kept getting flagged due to the controversial nature of every single thing Seth ever did. To avoid the continual flagging, I decided to ask GPT about Miami Connection, since it is the finest bad movie ever produced, even moreso than Samurai Cop or The Room. Here’s our convo.
Aubrey KatePublished 3 days ago in Geeks
Movie Review: 'All of Us Strangers'
All of Us Strangers (2023) Directed by Andrew Haigh Written by Andrew Haigh Starring Andrew Scott, Paul Mescal, Jamie Bell, Claire Foy
Sean PatrickPublished 3 days ago in Geeks
Song Hye Kyo Special: An Enchanting Odyssey – Explore 6 Must-Watch K-Dramas Showcasing the Brilliance of South Korea's Iconic Star!
Song Hye Kyo Special: An Enchanting Odyssey – Explore 6 Must-Watch K-Dramas Showcasing the Brilliance of South Korea's Iconic Star!
Superheroes.VersePublished 3 days ago in Geeks
The Crown Season 6 Review: A Disappointing Portrayal of Princess Diana's Life on Netflix
Are you geared up for a royal rant approximately Netflix's The Crown Season 6? Grab your popcorn due to the fact we are diving into the drama, the glamour, and the neglected possibilities. Sure, Elizabeth Debicki shines as Princess Diana, but did the show do justice to the queen of hearts? Let's spill the tea.
english.batmyalive.comPublished 3 days ago in Geeks
My Buffy the Vampire Slayer Ranking
Due to streaming this show has garnered a new fan base over the years since it’s aired and as someone who has watched this show in real time, it’s pretty cool to see that it still has its place. So obviously I’m only gonna focus on the seasons that aired and not the seasons that were written in comic form although I’ve read about what happened in those seasons and it would’ve been pretty cool to see that on TV but I’m sticking to the original show. I heard about them trying, to reboot this show a couple years ago. I don’t think that’s gonna happen anymore but if it ever did, I wonder how they would develop it. Or how the show would feel amongst a new generation. This is just my opinion it’s not meant to be the end all be all. So if anyone disagrees, then that’s fine you can make your own list if you want.This is just the way I see each season, so just have fun with it!
Travis JohnsonPublished 4 days ago in Geeks
8 Superheroes Whose Origins Are a Mystery
The origin stories of superheroes often serve as the bedrock of their characters, shaping their motivations, values, and battles. However, some superheroes stand out precisely because their origins are shrouded in mystery, adding an intriguing layer of enigma to their personas. In this exploration titled “8 Superheroes Whose Origins Are a Mystery,” we delve into the backgrounds, or lack thereof, of some of the most captivating characters in superhero lore.
Superheroes.VersePublished 4 days ago in Geeks
Time And Space: The Beauties Of Reading A Star Wars Novel
It's not exactly an outrageous of a claim to make that books are always going to be a bit of an afterthought in the Star Wars franchise. Granted, that there have been some great ones and, at this point, it is also clear that this universe is open for all kinds of stories (as long as they are helmed by people who get it). However, at it's core, it's still a franchise that started out as a passion project for one of the greatest visual storytellers of our time. One that has been praised for its sights and sounds at least as much as it has for its mythos and story. I mean, it's a grand space opera, that was literally born to mantra "Faster, more intese."
Art-Peeter RoosvePublished 6 days ago in Geeks
