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Best geek movies throughout history.
Eleanor the Great (2025): An Uplifting and Moving Film
Keep telling stories to help find their light. Eleanor the Great is a 2025 film. After a loss, 94-year-old Eleanor Morgenstein returns to New York City to live with her daughter. In a misunderstanding, Eleanor joins a Holocaust group where she strikes up an unlikely friendship with Nina, a 19-year-old journalist.
By Marielle Sabbagabout a year ago in Geeks
Fantastic Four: Ioan Gruffudd Reveals Huge Original Trilogy Plans
Oh, Fantastic Four fans, gather ’round because we’ve got some major feels coming your way. Ioan Gruffudd, the guy who made stretching look impossibly elegant as Reed Richards back in the mid-2000s, just dropped some truth bombs about why we never got that third movie we were all secretly hoping for. And honestly? The whole situation still stings a little.
By Total Apex Entertainment & Sportsabout a year ago in Geeks
One Battle After Another
I’m not an action movie kind of a gal. I don’t like violence on screen. I’m also not a fan of a long movie. If you can’t tell the story in under 2 hours are you sure it’s not a TV series instead? (I’m looking at you Eddington). So, when I initially saw the trailer for One Battle After Another, I wasn’t convinced it would be for me.
By Rachel Robbinsabout a year ago in Geeks
The Echo in the Red Dust: My Martian Garden and the Memories I Carried
The air on Mars smelled of metallic dust and something faintly sweet, a scent unique to the synthetic atmospheres our habitats provided. It was not the crisp, earthy aroma of rain on fertile soil that I remembered from Earth, but after twenty years, it was home. My name is Elara, and I am a gardener on Mars, nurturing life where once there was none.
By Hussein Gazoabout a year ago in Geeks
Gary Coleman’s Movie That Took the Train: The Curious Case of On the Right Track (1981)
“Whatchu talkin’ ’bout, box office?” When Gary Coleman stepped off television and into a locker at Chicago’s Union Station, Hollywood thought it had a sure bet. The pint-sized superstar of Diff’rent Strokes was, for a few years, the most bankable child actor in America — a quick-witted, bright-eyed phenomenon with the charm of Chaplin and the confidence of someone twice his age.
By Movies of the 80sabout a year ago in Geeks
October 5, 1969. Top Story - October 2025.
There are plenty of reasons to believe that we are at the end of something. I have watched plenty of the rapture videos out there, both before and after, trying to find some practical reason as to why the chosen ones were not chosen, and they can no longer work or even commute after losing their jobs and cars. There is the growing sense that the world is losing its collective sanity - for what it was worth - with wars, protests, authoritarian governments that seem to ignore what the people want (especially if they put them in power). Things are crumbling. As the poet said, The centre cannot hold. We are doomed!
By Kendall Defoe about a year ago in Geeks
Star Wars Fans’ Wish List: 5 Epic Movie Ideas That Should’ve Preceded The Mandalorian and Grogu
Star Wars returns to the big screen next year with The Mandalorian and Grogu. While fans are, of course, excited to see the continuing adventures of Din Djarin and adorable Grogu, it’s also . . . well, a movie based on a Disney+ show. As such, the idea isn’t quite as grand and epic as fans would like the galaxy far, far away’s theatrical return to be. There are plenty of other movie ideas that would be more exciting. Here are five Star Wars movie ideas that could have preceded The Mandalorian and Grogu.
By Total Apex Entertainment & Sportsabout a year ago in Geeks
Five powerful reasons to connect with Stefano Labbia and ignite your creativity
In the vast digital landscape where content creators compete for attention, Stefano Labbia emerges as a unique, multifaceted personality who transcends traditional social media boundaries. His online presence is not just a stream of content, but a dynamic narrative that invites followers into a world of creativity, inspiration, and authentic storytelling.
By Samuel Harringtonabout a year ago in Geeks
Lady Comic Book History
Hello! I am Alexandrea Callaghan the author and podcaster of Lady Comic Book History and I am here to talk about the history of women in comics. First I want to tell you a little bit about how I got into this. It was COVID, we had all been locked up for maybe a month and I decided that I wanted to start a podcast about female superheroes. Now I wasn’t really sure what that was going to look like, but as I went down the rabbit hole of existing superhero history podcasts I noticed that there weren’t any that were doing what I wanted to do, which ended up being a simple chronicle of the history of female comic book characters. So few characters actually stand the test of time and the treatment of women in comics has always been a little questionable. And I wanted there to be a clear and thorough documentation of this history all in one place. Several books and other accounts are also extremely inaccurate and I needed to clear that up. So you guys are going to get a super fast forwarded version of the book I wrote that goes into this history in an even more in depth way then my podcast does. A lot of what I do revolves around getting people to understand that media doesn’t happen in a vacuum. It does directly affect our daily lives and how we view and interact with the world. It's never just a comic or just a tv show. And it is ALWAYS that deep. I use philosophical, psychological and sociological evidence, these are things in making up, this is not my opinion. These are facts that have been true since the beginning of art and humanity. But today I only have 40 minutes to talk to you guys so we are just going pure history. I am going to take you through what I have deemed some of the most impactful and important moments for women in comics, including the women themselves. So we are starting at the very beginning in 1938.
By Alexandrea Callaghanabout a year ago in Geeks
Batman Villains Who Deserve A Solo Movie or Show
Since James Gunn and Peter Safran have been put in charge of DC, it feels like anything is possible really. with the main DCU timeline and also the Elseworlds label, there really isn't anything that we couldn't see on our screens in the future. The future around the character of Batman speaks volumes for that.
By Christopher Halesabout a year ago in Geeks
My Predictions For 'Avengers: Doomsday'
Avengers: Doomsday may not release until December 2026, but it doesn't stop the fans from compiling theory after theory. With a heck of a lot of characters and avenues we could be going down (especially thanks to the inclusion of the multiverse), then the possibilities are endless for where our heroes could go with RDJ's Doctor Doom.
By Christopher Halesabout a year ago in Geeks
