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Best geek movies throughout history.

Ms. Marvel's Post-Credits Scene Could Be A Throwback To Classic 'Captain Marvel' Comic Story
WARNING! SPOILERS for Ms. Marvel 1x06, 'No Normal'. Ms. Marvel, the latest MCU series to air on Disney Plus, has wrapped up with an action-packed finale that saw Kamala Khan don her official Ms. Marvel suit for the first time, taking on the Department of Damage Control to protect her friend Kamran as he struggles to control his own newly acquired superpowers. In the process, Kamala is embraced by her family and the people of Jersey City as their very own superhero.
By Kristy Anderson4 years ago in Geeks
My Review of "The Bob's Burgers Movie"
The Bob's Burgers Movie has come out recently and it didn't take long for it to be streaming on Disney Plus. That's a good thing and a bad thing. It's great because we can all stream the movie however it might be bad for its box office revenue. Needless to say I think a lot of Bob's Burgers fans will be happy to finally get to see it.
By Brian Anonymous4 years ago in Geeks
The Sequel Of The Toy Story "Toy Story 2"
Computers, Science & Technology At the end of the 1990s, Walt Disney Pictures and Pixar Animation Studios gave a sequel to “Toy Story” which was named “Toy Story 2”. At the beginning of the production, Disney envisioned the film as a direct–to–video sequel. As a result, they began the production in a building separated from Pixar, which was a much smaller scale.
By Adan4 years ago in Geeks
Movie Review: 'Image of Victory' is War at its Most Heartbreaking
Image of Victory is a heartbreaking war film that documents one of many dark moments in the history of the conflict between Israel and the Arab world. Set during the conflict between Israel and Egypt, immediately following the establishment of Israel and the end of World War 2, the film documents the devastating and unnecessary destruction of the Nitzanim Kibbutz, a farming community of Israeli settlers.
By Sean Patrick4 years ago in Geeks
A Few Notes About Primrose Cohen and His Movie Reviews On My Account
Beginning At This Beginning The few and elite who follow my account on Vocal Media know a portion of what I am about to write. The tiny quantity of supplicants who emigrated with me from The Esoteric Order of Snotra.org know a bit more. There is still more to the story, of course, but I can only publish that which Mr. Cohen allows. The handful of souls who are familiar with Mr. Cohen are aware that he holds loyalty as a virtue above all others. While he would never betray a friend or trusted colleague, he also has zero tolerance for interpersonal treachery. Nonetheless, I feel some responsibility to offer some sort of explanation as to why I publish the writings of another person on my account and give to the reader a sensibility about Mr. Cohen that allows him/her/they to understand why Mr. Cohen insists so firmly that I do exactly that rather than Mr. Cohen creating his own account.
By Mark Bennear4 years ago in Geeks
Does The 'Thor: Love and Thunder Post-Credits Scene Provide Hope For A Certain Character's MCU Future?
WARNING! SPOILERS for Thor: Love and Thunder. After a long wait for fans, the eagerly awaited film Thor: Love and Thunder has hit theatres. While the film is performing well at the box office, with the highest grossing opening weekend of all four Thor films, Love and Thunder is receiving mixed reviews from both fans and critics, with one common viewpoint being that the film failed to balance it's humour with more serious, emotionally driven moments as well as the previous entry in the series, Thor: Ragnarok.
By Kristy Anderson4 years ago in Geeks
The Ethical Problem Of Minions; Are They Evil?. Top Story - July 2022.
Canonically, the Minions never served Adolf Hitler. In "Minions" (2015), the Minions are stuck in an ice cave between the years 1812 and 1968. Quickly doing some Pop-History, that means not only would the Minions comfortably avoid Hitler and the existentially terrifying image of little yellow blobs pushing people into gas chambers, but as a nice bonus it means the can say they weren't tempted to aid the rise of other despots like Stalin, Mao, or Pinochet.
By Conor Matthews4 years ago in Geeks
“Thor: Love and Thunder”: Sweet Child of Ours.
Thor: Love and Thunder has made its world debut and I’m glad to say that it did not disappoint. Here we have a feel good, hard hitting, emotional roller coaster of nostalgia all out great film to unpack, so let’s unpack it.
By Joe Patterson4 years ago in Geeks
40 years of 'Tron', his pioneering and misunderstood bet on CGI. Top Story - July 2022.
In the early 1980s, four representatives from Walt Disney's animation department went to George Washington University to recruit artists. One of them was John Lasseter, then a 22-year-old animation artist. With him was Tom Wilhite, vice president of creative development, who announced that they were developing a very strange film called 'Tron': "The animation style and story are very integrated, they're using a mixture of computer cartoons and real people. In fact, this will be the first film to combine the two techniques, live action and digital animation."
By Emby Lat4 years ago in Geeks
'Universal Soldier' Sparks Teenage Film Critic Nostalgia
Why write about something as silly and seemingly random as Universal Soldier? It goes back to being a teenager who fell in love with the movies while on an adventure with friends. When I was 16 years old on a June day in 1992, myself and three friends decided to see a movie. We intended only to see Batman Returns, the sequel to 1989’s blockbuster Batman starring Michael Keaton. Once we saw that film however, we hatched a sneaky idea.
By Sean Patrick4 years ago in Geeks
Classic Movie Review: 'A Little Princess'
A Little Princess was written by Frances Hodgson Burnett in 1905 as an expansion on a series of novellas Burnett had written for St. Nicholas Magazine. The movie industry found A Little Princess for the first time in 1917 as a silent picture starring Mary Pickford in the role of Sara Crewe and Zasu Pitts as her friend Becky. Most notably, the silent A Little Princess featured a screenplay by Frances Marion, one of the first women to write for the movies.
By Sean Patrick4 years ago in Geeks
Movie Theater Etiquette
The cinema. It just means more. Whether it be at your local AMC at the mall, or maybe an underground “old school” drive in, or maybe a ritzy theater that serves a full course meal with your film, the theater just means more. There is just an element of “going to the movies” that simply cannot be replaced with the numerous options available to us via the tsunami of 2022 streaming.
By Logan Willis4 years ago in Geeks