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Best geek movies throughout history.
Working Girl - A Movie Review
Guide your path through the business world. Working Girl is a 1988 film. Tess gets a new job as a secretary. She has never had luck in her career field, but this job may turn everything around. However, when her boss steals Tess’s idea, she poses as her boss to win back her plan.
Marielle SabbagPublished 8 days ago in GeeksSilence 2: The Night Owl Bar Shootout Review
Guys, usually movies are released either on Friday or Thursday, but this time ZEE5 did the trick and released their new movie Silence 2 on Tuesday itself. But the point is, should you people give your time to it or not? Stay connected to know.
Ayush VermaPublished 8 days ago in GeeksBade Miyan Chote Miya Ending Explained: How Kabir Survive?
How did Kabir finally survive? And what will he do next? The storyline of BMCM was quite simple, but Kabir, i.e., the villain of the story, kept us all hooked because he looked very serious throughout the entire movie.
Ayush VermaPublished 8 days ago in GeeksFunny Girl - A Movie Review
Say what you say and keep building your career to success. Funny Girl debuted in theaters in 1968. Fanny Brice is finally being recognized for her unconventional talent. As she rises to stardom, she navigates the challenges of love, fame, and self-discovery in Vaudeville and Broadway during the early 20th century.
Marielle SabbagPublished 8 days ago in GeeksSilence 2 Ending Explained: Aarti Confesses All of Her Crimes
So guys, Manoj Bajpayee starrer Silence 2 has been released on ZEE5. Let me tell you that this is a sequel to the film Silence, which came out in 2021, and today we will talk about its ending.
Ayush VermaPublished 9 days ago in GeeksI Watched the Worst Movie Ever Made And I thoroughly Enjoyed It
Awhile ago, I heard about a movie called “The Banker,” so I thought I would check it out since I don’t have anything else to do until Wrestlemania comes on.
Digital_FootPrintPublished 9 days ago in GeeksThe Search for the MacGuffin
"The MacGuffin is the thing that the spies are after, but the audience doesn't care." (Alfred Hitchcock). Here I am again, sitting in front of my typewriter. I have a sharp suit and seamed stockings. I have a cigarette permanently at one side of my mouth and I drink whisky with my black coffee for lunch. I’ve got to keep up with the boys in the writing room.
Rachel RobbinsPublished 9 days ago in GeeksThe Big White - A Movie Review
We put the body in the dumpster. Did it get up and walk away? The Big White is a 2005 film. Paul and Margaret are having financial difficulties. One day, Paul discovers a solution. Dragging a frozen corpse from a dumpster back to his house worsens the situation when two hitmen come after them.
Marielle SabbagPublished 9 days ago in GeeksCivil 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.
Robert CainPublished 9 days ago in GeeksParallel Cinema movement in India
The Parallel Cinema movement in India emerged as a response to the dominance of mainstream Bollywood cinema. Rooted in realism, social commentary, and experimental storytelling, it provided an alternative path to the commercial Indian film industry. Let’s delve into its fascinating history:
Allwyn Roman WaghelaPublished 10 days ago in GeeksRachel Reviews: Saltburn (2023)
I have had a curious afternoon. My ironing pile is huge and needed confronting. In order to diminish it effectively, I need distraction. I cannot stand and just iron. I need amusement in the form of something visual like a film or bingeable naffness like Married at First Sight.
Rachel DeemingPublished 10 days ago in GeeksFive Underrated Mandalorians and Concept Designs for Cosplay
Within the vast realm of Star Wars, the Mandalorians hold a prominent position in the ranks of popular cosplay subjects. For over a decade, as a dedicated cosplayer, I have experienced great excitement upon encountering novel characters and character designs at conventions attended with my sister and friends. These endeavors exemplify the beauty of the art form, not only in bringing characters to life through the eyes of talented artists, but also in sparking immense joy among children and families who cherish the opportunity to see their beloved characters materialize. Moreover, witnessing the creative interpretations and personal touches that cosplayers infuse into their designs is a captivating spectacle on social media. Among the most frequently portrayed characters, I have observed Bo-Katan Kryze, Sabine Wren, Padme Amidala, Ahsoka Tano, Hera Syndulla, and Duchess Satine Kryze. These portrayals serve as a testament to the dedication and artistry of the individuals who bring these characters to life.
Jenna DeedyPublished 10 days ago in Geeks