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Chloë Grace Moretz’s 10 Best Films, According To Rotten Tomatoes
Chloë Grace Moretz is only twenty-four years old, but she's already starred in dozens of films. She began her acting career at the age of six and has since appeared in films of various genres. Her acting has been praised by fans and critics alike, even being described as the only thing that keeps some of her movies afloat.
By Svetlana Sterlin3 years ago in Geeks
10 Good Christmas Movies
Any time of the year is a great time of year for good Christmas movies. Wondering what the good Christmas movies are? Well, below is a compiled list of ten good Christmas movies to watch anytime your heart desires. This is a list I compiled quite come time ago, but all of these still apply.
By Jennifer Wright3 years ago in Geeks
Movie Review: 'Don't Look Up' is a Savage Satire of Modern Politics and Media
Don’t Look Up is a savage satire that pulls few punches in calling out those who would deny either COVID-19 or climate change. Playing like a modern Doctor Strangelove, the famously anti-war war movie, Don’t Look Up uses clever caricatures of modern politics to criticize and humiliate those who appear prepared to watch the world burn just to protect some ego born version of their political team, one they believe can’t lose no matter what winning might look like, even if it looks like the death of humanity.
By Sean Patrick3 years ago in Geeks
HALLOWEEN KILLS: An Irritating, Irrational, Irresponsibly Reactionary Mess
"I always thought Michael Myers was flesh and blood, just like you and me. But a mortal man could not have survived what he's lived through. The more he kills, the more he transcends into something else impossible to defeat. Fear. People are afraid. That is the true curse of Michael."
By Jack Anderson Keane3 years ago in Geeks
The Hunger Games: 5 Characters Who Grew A Lot (& 5 Who Didn't)
Years after its conclusion, the Hunger Games franchise remains hugely popular. Across the four films, the extensive cast of characters is put through more than anyone should have to face in a single lifetime. For almost everyone in Panem, the Games themselves are traumatic enough, but when Katniss sparks a revolution, citizens lose their lives and their loved ones.
By Svetlana Sterlin3 years ago in Geeks
Brokeback Mountain
I happened to see Brokeback mountain, from 2005. The director, Ang Lee, is from Taiwan and the Orientals, you know, hold back the feelings. Ang Lee had already demonstrated this characteristic in Sense and Sensibility, which I liked. I found Brokeback mountain beautiful and poignant, one of those films that when you go to bed you think about them, when you wake up you think about them, and for the whole day after the vision every frame remains in your mind, because they touch something inside you. In the case of this film, this happens without reason, without emphasis or redundancy. Everything is dry, essential, lean and therefore overwhelming, it is pure romance.
By Patrizia Poli3 years ago in Geeks
The Synergy Behind Two Spider-Man Posters
Dear reader: None of these notes are meant to uncover any intention behind the designers of these posters or films. Any resonance between the definitions of the symbols, their appearance in the media, and the themes or plotlines lies somewhere between completely coincidental and absolutely intentional. This applies to all of my symbol and theme digging.
By MoviesPlusBooks3 years ago in Geeks
Movie Review: 'Being the Ricardos' Aaron Sorkin Makes Lucy Unfunny
The talent of writer-director Aaron Sorkin is undeniable. Sorkin is a man of words, of wit, and caustic observation. I have no intention of diminishing Mr Sorkin’s talent but I have to quarrel with his choice of subjects. While Sorkin’s rat-a-tat banter and scintillating discourse on important issues is usually very welcome when providing a voice to good hearted politicians on The West Wing or when creating a recognizable version of a social media titan like Mark Zuckerberg, under the strict direction of David Fincher, in The Social Network. However, having that same style saddled onto the legend of Lucille Ball and Desi Arnez feels completely out of place.
By Sean Patrick3 years ago in Geeks
Ghostbusters: Afterlife - A Movie Review
Who are we going to call about this ghost problem? Hmm, I have an idea. Ghostbusters: Afterlife is a 2021 sequel to Ghostbusters which appeared in theaters in 1984. A single mom and her kids move onto the unkempt farm of her late father. Upon the discovery that they have a secret connection to the original Ghostbusters, evil ghosts soon take over the small town.
By Marielle Sabbag3 years ago in Geeks
'Hawkeye's' Place In The MCU Timeline Has Been Confirmed
Clearly, Star Wars isn't the only franchise that likes to jump around with its timeline. Since its announcement, Marvel fans have been speculating about when Hawkeye, the latest comic book series on Disney+ starring the titular archer, would be taking place chronologically in the current phase of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
By Culture Slate3 years ago in Geeks