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Best geek movies throughout history.

The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent
In the crazy 1990s, a man's name was a familiar one. Nicolas Cage. He shot 21 movies in six years, making three to four movies a year on average.
By ngoc kien pham4 years ago in Geeks
Interview - A Movie Review
Why don’t we make the best of this interview? You don’t know anything about me. Interview is a 2007 film. A political news activist is forced to interview an actress for a magazine. Not interested in her work, Katya and Pierre spend a night together trying to collect more information about one another.
By Marielle Sabbag4 years ago in Geeks
Scary Disney: The Lion King: Scar, The Hyenas and Mufasa's Death
The Lion King. A movie loosely based on Hamlet told with talking animals in a Lion Kingdom in Africa. Sarabi gives birth to a cub, named Simba, who is next in line to become King. This disappoints Scar, Mufasa's brother, so he sets out to kill Simba. Scar one day takes Simba out in the pride lands where he sets up for a pack of wildebeests for a stampede, Simba is caught up in the stampede and Mufasa tries to save him, but dies in the process. Scar tells Simba that it is his fault that his father died and tells him to runaway and never return, so he does. Several years later, Nala, one of the lionesses, is roaming through the jungle where she finds Simba. She persuades him to return home to become the rightful King of Pride Rock. He, Timon and Pumbaa, the two that helped bring him up, and Nala all return to Pride Rock. He fights with Scar who meets his death and Simba becomes King of Pride Rock. A happy ending for all, well, all except from Scar that is. The movie is an absolute classic with many unforgettable songs. It does however contain some scenes that are a little disturbing and traumatizing that has left people of all ages with nightmares over the past twenty years.
By Sara Sparrow4 years ago in Geeks
Review of the movie "Spider-Man: No Way Home" - the main Christmas film of the year on the importance of putting up with mistakes
A spectacular conclusion to the new trilogy about the friendly neighbor, which will delight fans. Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021)
By Sarfraz Hussain4 years ago in Geeks
Dr. Strange and the Multiverse of Madness: Special Delivery. (Analysis & Spolier Review)
Dr. Strange and the Multiverse of Madness has made its world debut and Marvel Cinematic Universe fanatics such as myself couldn’t be happier. I am proud to say that this film accomplishes everything I predicted that it would in a previous article I published called “Dr. Strange and the Multiverse of Madness: Prediction of an Impact” where I gave an outlined prediction of what I believed was gonna take place in the MCU’s newest release as well as the impact I believed it was going to have.
By Joe Patterson4 years ago in Geeks
Movie Review: Adrienne (2021)
This HBO documentary film tells the story of Adrienne Shelley, an actress, film director and screenwriter and known as the woman who Waitress which would later become a Broadway musical until shocking murder leaving behind her husband and her daughter.
By Gladys W. Muturi4 years ago in Geeks
Schindler's List Review
Oskar Schindler (Liam Neeson) was a bon-vivant , a cynic, a womanizer, a spendthrift, an unscrupulous merchant, and a Nazi. However, this German-Czech saved from the Plaszow extermination camp – run by the paranoid and cruel commander Amon Goeth (Ralph Fiennes) – the 1,100 Jews who worked in his factory in Krakow. Schindler sought to make his fortune during World War II by taking advantage of his friendship with the Nazi leaders and the capital and cheap labor provided by the persecuted Jewish community; but he ended up becoming a hero, at the cost of risking his life and property for his workers.
By M. F.Paul4 years ago in Geeks
A review of the movie "Fast and the Furious 9"
Fast and the Furious 9 One of the best parts of the 20-year-old franchise is a spectacular and self-deprecating blockbuster about how former street racers save the world again.
By Sarfraz Hussain4 years ago in Geeks
‘The Lord of the Rings’ Best Scenes
I’ve recently re-read ‘The Lord of the Rings’ books but my love for them was born from the film trilogy. I still think they’re the greatest films ever made. The writing, acting, direction is just brilliant. No other movies come close to the level of epic that these do. I can’t believe I haven’t done a countdown of my favourite scenes before, so here goes:
By Matty Long4 years ago in Geeks
Movie Review: 'Tankhouse' is a Loving Send Up of Theater Performers
Tankhouse is a comic romp within the weird world of grown up theater kids. The film stars Stephen Friedrich as Tucker and Tara Holt as his lover and muse, Sandrene. Together the couple hopes to change theater presentation forever with their immersive style of drama. Things get off to a good start but go bad very quickly. During their very first immersive theater presentation, a member of the very small audience dies. The woman was very old and seemed to happily participate in the immersive experience but regardless, her death gets Tucker and Sandrene blackballed from New York Theater by Tucker’s beloved mentor, Buford (Christopher Lloyd).
By Sean Patrick4 years ago in Geeks
Doctor Strange 2 had the most first-day box office sales in 2022
Although the calendar says spring will last another month and a half, the summer movie season actually started on Mother's Day weekend, courtesy of Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness' massive $185 million domestic openings. With no new major competition (who in their right mind would dare to go up against it? ), the latest installment in the hand-over-fist Marvel Cinematic Universe became the biggest box-office debut of 2022 almost immediately, trouncing its cross-town DC rival, The Batman, and its $134 million openings just two months ago.
By Jaelan Royal4 years ago in Geeks
The Exorcist Review
Good morning everyone. As I have to make a somewhat long clarification that is unrelated to the review itself, I will go straight to the point here. Today I will review one of the greatest and best known horror classics. The title says it all. The Exorcist has been known globally for decades, especially for its film adaptation, for being one of the most terrifying works within the genre; reaching testimonies of nightmares that did not allow their readers to sleep. Finally, and thanks to a book club on goodreads (that's the clarification) I decided to read it, since it had been in my library for a couple of years without being touched, and today here is his review. Although I saw the film many years ago, I barely have memories of it, except for the most commemorative scenes of it, I remembered practically nothing; he only knew that a little girl was possessed and that her physical appearance mutated into horrible things. It was practically a blind reading. So, let's get to it at once.
By M. F.Paul4 years ago in Geeks