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Best geek movies throughout history.
The Truth Behind Wonder Woman’s Lasso of Truth: A Buddhist Perspective
In Buddhism, truth holds great significance. It reveals falsehoods, deceptions, and the genuine nature of reality. It wasn't until I delved into my recent study of The Noble Eightfold Path (the path to enlightenment) that I recognized the correlation between the right of speech (one of the eight practices) and Wonder Woman's lasso of truth.
By Semoy Booker 2 years ago in Geeks
Megalopolis Movie Review
After many years making movies on a smaller scale, Francis Ford Coppola returns to the cinematic blockbuster with Megalopolis. Marketed as a grand comeback after many decades in development, the film is instead a major misfire, one that wastes the talents of many involved.
By Robert Cain2 years ago in Geeks
Movies of the 80s: 'Without Warning' a Goofy Forgotten bit of 80s Sci-Fi
"The Alien Terror is Here on Earth" Though almost completely forgotten and being not a very good movie in general, there is an unexpectedly awards heavy pedigree to the 1980 sci-fi cheapie "Without Warning." The cast and crew of "Without Warning" carries 9 Academy Awards, 5 Golden Globes, 3 BAFTAs, and a SAG Award. Of course, no one won anything for their work in "Without Warning," and few had won anything before making "Without Warning," but it's still notable and unusual for such a forgotten movie.
By Movies of the 80s2 years ago in Geeks
ParaNorman: A Caution Tale About Communication Issues
Laika has made iconic stop-motion clay movies, and ParaNorman is just one of many. In this film, there’s a young boy named Norman who can see ghosts. He doesn’t have any friends; his father wishes he were different, and his sister thinks he’s weird. No one else believes him until his truth becomes too complicated to ignore. As the spooky season grows closer, let’s revisit ParaNorman, a cautious tale about communication between parent and child.
By Total Apex Entertainment & Sports2 years ago in Geeks
Thumbs Up to the Regent Theatre's 'Manhattan Short Film Festival'
A crowd of film fanatics sat in the Regent Theatre excitedly awaiting for the Manhattan Short Film Festival to begin. “This is one of the theater’s annual traditions,” Leland Stein, the co-owner of the Regent Theatre announced for the 20-year-old event. The Manhattan Short Film Festival director, Nicholas Mason, introduced the 10 selected finalists, and the festival began.
By Marielle Sabbag2 years ago in Geeks
Report: Bane And Deathstroke To Become Latest Batman Villains To Hit The Big Screen
Batman is one of the most popular superheroes in the world. Part of what makes the caped crusader so popular is the iconic villains he fights through the streets of Gotham. The villains have started to become popular on their own. DC Studios has given Joker his own movie, with a sequel releasing soon. The Penguin has just released on HBO Max, a mini-series chronicling the rise of the villain in Gotham. Reports indicate there may be some more coming to the big screen in the future. Bane and Deathstroke are reportedly making their way to the big screen in the near future.
By Total Apex Entertainment & Sports2 years ago in Geeks
Movies of the 80s 'My Bodyguard'
Hey movie buffs! Throwback to a classic hitting the screens back on September 26th, 1980 – "My Bodyguard." Directed by the talented Tony Bill and penned by Alan Ormsby, this flick packs a punch with young stars Chris Makepeace and Adam Baldwin, alongside Matt Dillon, Joan Cusack, and a sneaky appearance by Jennifer Beals.
By Movies of the 80s2 years ago in Geeks
