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Best geek movies throughout history.
The vampire did the right thing this time
At night on the streets of New York, a lone woman wandered, dragging her tired body home after a day of school, however, just then, an alluringly dressed woman came up to her and quickly dragged her by the hand into an abandoned underground passage. The enchanting woman said to the lone woman, you have to reject me, and to reject me very decisively, but the lone woman in addition to fear, at this moment can no longer find other emotions, so a tragic scene occurred, the enchanting woman ruthlessly towards the lone woman's neck to bite. From this moment on, there was a vampire in New York City.
By Grieser MustoBielerude4 years ago in Geeks
Deadpool 3: Hugh Jackman is coming back as Wolverine, Logan will tear his enemies again, crazy fan
Hugh Jackman is once again making a comeback on screen as 'Wolverine' in 'Deadpool 3'. Ryan Reynolds has announced this by sharing a video. Since then, there has been a wave of happiness among the fans of Marvel on social media.
By News Erena4 years ago in Geeks
Humiliation + captivity, this film to empty your good mood
This includes homosexuals. In terms of audience alone, such groups make up a small part of the population, but we cannot ignore the existence of such groups, who have their way of life and are happy in their way of life. This is something that most groups need to face up to, and many people are part of such groups, some fully identify with them, and others are curious about them and a way to satisfy their curiosity. Not everyone is ready to accept their sexual orientation.
By Grieser MustoBielerude4 years ago in Geeks
With only a clever mouth, how can she solve the crisis of the rich family?
The result of refusing to communicate is that two people who could have walked together go backward. Of course, communication doesn't just stop at emotions, but more often any occasion where feelings exist. Good communication will solve most problems, and bad conversation can add to an already bad relationship. Communication does mean a lot.
By Grieser MustoBielerude4 years ago in Geeks
Is Melancholia the greatest film about depression ever made?
In cinema, the bar for what passes as mental-health representation has always been low. Whether depression or something more serious, mental illness has typically been portrayed in a way that is either exploitative, stigmatising or both: most reprehensibly, perhaps, it is still often used as a catalyst for violence, such as in Todd Phillips' recent Joker (2019). But, amid all these problematic portrayals, arguably no film has been more profoundly compassionate in its depiction of a mental crisis than Lars von Trier's 2011 film Melancholia.
By Alessandro Algardi4 years ago in Geeks
The Woman in the Window and film's most cursed productions
Amy Adams' new mystery thriller, The Woman In The Window, may be adapted from a Gone Girl / The Girl On The Train-type thriller novel, but it's not always easy to lose yourself in its twisty-turny plot. Partly, that's because the revelations are so silly that you're more likely to laugh at them than be engrossed. And partly, it's because the acting, editing and camerawork are so hectic that it feels as if you're reading a book in the middle of a rugby scrum. But another factor is that the story on screen is less compelling than the story of what went on behind the scenes. In the three years since the film was announced, it has suffered so many delays, reshoots and scandals that it now has the unfortunate reputation of being a "troubled production". And, as so many notorious examples have shown, it's difficult for any film to shake that reputation off.
By Alessandro Algardi4 years ago in Geeks
False Positive and the chilling dramas exploring infertility
If birth is the most elemental aspect of life, what happens when fertility and motherhood are threatened? In the new psychological horror film False Positive, Lucy, a woman who has struggled to become pregnant, suspects she is being gaslit by her controlling husband and their charming fertility doctor. Ilana Glazer, its star and co-writer, described it in a perfectly distilled phrase. "It's about the patriarchy as expressed through medicine," she said.
By Mao Jiao Li4 years ago in Geeks
