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Best geek movies throughout history.
Before Valentine's
Summary The day before Valentine's day, Salon co-workers Chika(Bolaji Ogunmola), Tamara(Meg Otanwa), Philo(Ben Touitou), and Sugar(Uche Montana) work together. As they tend to their clients, they also tend to their problems, family and relationship-wise. They discuss several ideals, expectations, relationship statuses, and more as each issue unfolds.
By 'Vive Akugha4 years ago in Geeks
Wedding Season
Summary Asha (Pallavi Sharda)is a modern career-driven woman whose parents are bothered about her love life. Her mother, Suneeta (Veena Sood), takes matters into her hands by creating a dating site profile for Asha as she accepted and set the dates as well. Asha ends up bonding with, liking, and loving Ravi (Suraj Sharma)as they spend more time together, uncovering hopes, secrets, and aspirations.
By 'Vive Akugha4 years ago in Geeks
The MCU Was Never A Bold, New Experiment in Cinema
When the MCU first came onto the scene, it was praised as a bold new direction in storytelling. "The Narrative Experiment That Is the Marvel Cinematic Universe" went the title of an article by Maya Phillips in the New Yorker. "…the MCU can't forget the secret formula that made Phase 4 so groundbreaking," writes Nicolas Ayala in Screen Rant. Everywhere you look, people are praising this franchise that now spans multiple mediums and platforms for its originality.
By Alex Mell-Taylor4 years ago in Geeks
Antman and the Wasp; Quantumania
Every time a Marvel movie is finally released the internet explodes, the trend now is to immediately shit on it whether the quality of the movie is good or bad. Reality is nothing to the internet so of course when Antman and the Wasp: Quantumania came out the internet did its thing. Now I saw this one a little later than normal so all I heard was how terrible this movie was and I am convinced that that opinion came from people who didn’t have the faintest clue who Kang was before this movie, thereby they needed this movie and their opinion is invalid. The reality of the film is that it was an Antman movie, nothing spectacular but it definitely was not bad.
By Alexandrea Callaghan4 years ago in Geeks
Cocaine Bear
So I have been so excited for Cocaine Bear since I first saw the trailer, when I found out it was based on something real I wanted to see it even more because the very idea of a black bear for realsies high on cocaine is hilarious. Lots of films we've seen lately have been intellectual and have made statements (or at least attempted to) and this movie was clearly just for entertainment and I was super ready to just shut my mind off for an hour and a half, so let's get to it…
By Alexandrea Callaghan4 years ago in Geeks
we have a ghost 2023 - Movie Review
We Have a Ghost is a fantasy horror comedy movie that showcases a brilliant physical performance by David Harbour and a heartwarming storyline. The film takes place in a house located in the Chicago area, where the Presley family, consisting of Frank (Anthony Mackie), Mel (Erica Ash), and their sons, Fulton (Niles Fitch) and Kevin (Jahi Winston), reside. Kevin, the younger son, is not thrilled about having moved yet again due to Frank's habit of taking on ill-advised business ventures, which require them to move frequently.
By Jeno Treshan 4 years ago in Geeks
Did Chris Evans' Captain America Really Die? Anthony Mackie's Response Will Surprise You!"
Hey there, guess what juicy gossip I just stumbled upon! Apparently, Anthony Mackie spilled the beans in a recent interview about our beloved Captain America, aka Chris Evans. And get this, he dropped some hints that Cap might still be kicking! Can you believe it? I mean, we were all so heartbroken when we thought he was gone for good, but maybe there's a glimmer of hope. I don't know about you, but I'm crossing my fingers and toes that this is true. Who wouldn't want to see our favorite super-soldier back in action, right? Anyway, if you want to know more about what Anthony had to say, go check out the interview. It's definitely worth a read. Let's just hope there's some truth to his teasing and we'll get to see Chris Evans' handsome face on the big screen once again!. Hey hey, have you been keeping up with all the Marvel news lately? You won't believe what's been going down! So, Chris Evans, our one and only Captain America, stepped down from his role and passed on the mantle to none other than our beloved Falcon, Anthony Mackie! And let me tell you, Anthony has been absolutely killing it as the new Captain America in The Falcon and Winter Soldier series. The suit, the shield, the attitude - he's got it all down pat, and fans have been showing him a ton of love for it. But even with all the buzz around Anthony's new role, some fans just can't shake the feeling that our original Cap is gone for good. It's understandable - Steve Rogers was such an iconic character, and we all have a special place in our hearts for him. Still, I think we should give Anthony a chance to shine in his new role. Who knows, maybe he'll surprise us all and live up to Steve's legacy as the greatest Captain America of all time. What do you think? Oh man, did you catch Anthony Mackie's appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live? The guy was an absolute riot! Jimmy asked him about the big question on everyone's mind: is Chris Evans' Steve Rogers really dead? And Anthony's response had me in stitches. First, he hits us with the classic "Is he dead?" line, which is just too good. Then, when Jimmy points out that we never actually saw Steve die on camera, Anthony drops the mic with his next line: "That means he ain't dead!" I mean, he's not wrong, right? If we didn't see the guy bite the dust, then who's to say he's not still out there somewhere, ready to come back and save the day? All in all, it was a hilarious moment and just goes to show how much fun Anthony is to watch on and off-screen. Can't wait to see what else he has in store for us in the future! You know what they say, "Captain America never dies, he just takes a really long nap." And it seems like Anthony Mackie might be on the same page. When Jimmy Kimmel asked him if Chris Evans' Steve Rogers was really dead, Anthony had the perfect response: "Is he dead?" Oh man, that's some A-grade comedy right there. And when Jimmy pointed out that we never actually saw Steve die on camera, Anthony was quick with his comeback: "That means he ain't dead!" I mean, can we get this guy his own comedy special already? But in all seriousness, it's not hard to see why fans are still holding out hope that Steve is alive and well. After all, he's Captain freaking America. You don't just kill off a hero like that. So who knows, maybe one day we'll see Chris Evans don the suit again and save the day. And if that day comes, I have a feeling Anthony Mackie will be cheering him on from the sidelines, ready to pass the shield back to its rightful owner. If there's one thing we know for sure, it's that Captain America is the king of comebacks. And it looks like Anthony Mackie is following in his predecessor's footsteps. When Jimmy Kimmel asked him if Steve Rogers was really dead, Anthony had the perfect quip: "Is he dead?" The crowd went wild, and I'm pretty sure Jimmy had to hold back a laugh. But then things got even better. When Jimmy pointed out that we never actually saw Steve die on camera, Anthony hit us with another zinger: "That means he ain't dead!" You can't argue with that logic. It's clear that Anthony has a great sense of humor, and it's one of the reasons why he's such a great fit for the Captain America role. He's got the charm, the wit, and the muscles to pull it off. So even if Steve Rogers really is gone for good, we can take comfort in knowing that Anthony Mackie is more than capable of carrying on the legacy. And who knows, maybe he'll even add his own spin to the character and become a fan favorite in his own right. Anthony Mackie and Chris Evans are both beloved actors in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and both have played the iconic role of Captain America. Chris Evans first donned the red, white, and blue suit back in 2011's Captain America: The First Avenger, and has since played the character in multiple films, including The Avengers and Avengers: Endgame. He quickly became a fan favorite, thanks to his portrayal of Steve Rogers as a noble, selfless hero who always stood up for what was right. Anthony Mackie, on the other hand, first appeared as Sam Wilson (aka Falcon) in 2014's Captain America: The Winter Soldier. He quickly became a fan favorite as well, thanks to his charismatic and charming portrayal of the character. And when Steve Rogers passed the Captain America mantle onto him at the end of Avengers: Endgame, fans were thrilled to see him take on the iconic role. Both actors have proven themselves to be incredibly talented and charismatic on and off-screen, and it's clear that they have a lot of respect for each other as well. So even if Steve Rogers really is dead, we can take comfort in knowing that the Captain America legacy is in good hands with Anthony Mackie. Start writing...
By Ansari Bilal4 years ago in Geeks
Cocaine Bear - A Movie Review
Deep in the woods by Georgia’s Chattahoochee River, a bear had stumbled upon a cartel’s stash, ingested $2 million worth of cocaine, and died. The story might seem like a punchline, but it’s actually based on a real 1985 news report. The incident has inspired the creation of a movie called Cocaine Bear, which explores what would have happened if that bear had gone on a murderous rampage.
By Jeno Treshan 4 years ago in Geeks
7 Movies to Watch When You Are Sad
Feeling sad is a natural part of the human experience. Sometimes, we just need to sit with our emotions and allow ourselves to feel them. However, there are times when we need a little bit of help to get through tough times. One way to lift your spirits when you're feeling down is to watch a good movie. Here are some of the best movies to watch when you're sad, as they can offer comfort, inspiration, and a little bit of hope.
By Anezka Smidlova4 years ago in Geeks
Cocaine Bear Is a Buzz Kill
COCAINE BEAR, a film that sounds like it was dreamed up between bong hits, arrives in theaters today. Like Eight Legged Freaks, Snakes on a Plane, and Sharknado before it, the premise fits squarely into the “animals behaving badly” subgenre of elevator-pitch movies. Based on the title and the tagline—“Apex predator, high on cocaine, out of its mind”—you know what you’re getting when you buy a ticket. And who wouldn’t want to see a bear on a drug-fueled rampage? It’s an easy sell.
By Shadow Man4 years ago in Geeks
We Have a Ghost Movie Review: A Fun But Flawed Horror Comedy
The Director Christopher Landon has quickly made a name with horror films that eschew the cynicism of the genre's more pretentious offerings. Movies like "Happy Death Day," "Happy Death Day 2U," and "Freaky" may not be perfect, but they are undeniably fun. Landon's latest film, "We Have a Ghost," is no exception. While it has its flaws, it is an enjoyable diversion that horror fans are sure to appreciate.
By Sharmiansi4 years ago in Geeks
