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Best geek movies throughout history.

Hidden Gems: Highlander (1986)
*This article was drafted before the sad passing of Sean Connery on 31st October. An actual worldwide legend, famous for being the first (and iconic) James Bond. A diehard Scottish patriot, who started from very little, who went on to star in some of the biggest Hollywood movies, from Indiana Jones, The Untouchables, to The Rock and The Hunt for Red October. The world is a little worse off for his passing, and his unique accent has made been parodied by everyone at some point, making him famous the world over. This article is in part, dedicated to him RIP.
By Gary Packer5 years ago in Geeks
Movie Review: 'Habit' Starring Bella Thorne
Habit stars Bella Thorne as a party-girl turned drug dealer after she’s fired from yet another in a series of low paying gigs. With her friends, Addy (Andrea Pejic) and Evie (Libby Mintz), Bella will be selling drugs, supplied to them by a former TV star, Eric (Gavin Rossdale), at a nightclub. Unfortunately, all three friends end up partying a little too much and after taking the party back to their apartment, they wake up to find $8,000 in cash and drugs stolen.
By Sean Patrick5 years ago in Geeks
Flightplan - A Movie Review
I boarded this plane with my daughter. We are searching every inch to find her. Taking off for its destination, Flightplan arrived in theaters in 2005. After the death of her husband, Kyle boards a plane with her young daughter. Upon falling asleep, her daughter is nowhere to be found. Looking for her everywhere, crewmembers find no records of her daughter onboard.
By Marielle Sabbag5 years ago in Geeks
Cinderella: Done Dirty. Top Story - August 2021.
It's 1950. You're Walt Disney. It's been two years since production was fast-tracked on one of your studio's most risky ventures. Your last three animated films, made with love and care, flopped in the midst of the Second World War. You're millions in debt, and you've just finished plunging yourself farther into the hole -- all for another feature-length animated project, to be given the same love and care as your previous works.
By Melissa5 years ago in Geeks
Tom Hanks and Forrest Gump.
Forest Gump & tom hanks This movie is my all-time favorite the only movie I cried watching the amazing story of a guy who just had a low IQ no intelligence but all he knows is hard work, friendship, love, obey his seniors and never give up.
By Shivam Jha5 years ago in Geeks
Movie Recommendations Based on Your Zodiac Sign
Movies aren't just an experience. It's life and everything in between (at least, this has been true for me). And with life, you have a variety of characters, moments, and emotionality that spills between each moment. Zodiac signs are the pinnacle expression of life. It denotes to character and its relationship with nature. With Zodiac signs and movies, both are able to express something about character, aesthetic, and thinking. So look to the stars and you might find a new gem. Here's a list of movie suggestions based on your Zodiac sign and where you can currently watch them.
By Bella Leon5 years ago in Geeks
Sholay - my most favourite movie of all time
I remember watching Sholay for the first time when I was in Grade 5 in India on a VCR. I liked it so much and before the climax I cried a lot because one of the main characters dies in the movie. I felt like I had seen something special. Overall, the movie was great and I felt I could not even afford to miss a second out of the entire 3 hours + screen time.
By Anshuman Kumar5 years ago in Geeks
The Suicide Squad 2 (2021)
The Suicide Squad 2 features a slew of DC's forgotten and mostly underused comic-book characters which is maybe why it’s so easy to pick them off one by one (Now taking bets on who survives!)but then what do you expect when you join a group with Suicide in the name? Well they are dying to save the world!
By Paul Deosaran5 years ago in Geeks
CODA - A Movie Review
Keep on singing. Life’s journey is filled with many surprises. CODA premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in 2021. As the only hearing member of her deaf family, Ruby wants to pursue her dreams. Torn between her love for music and threats consuming her family’s fishing business, this journey is mind-opening.
By Marielle Sabbag5 years ago in Geeks
9 points that the Mitchells vs. machines animation reminded us of
The Mitchells vs. machines animation recently released by Netflix shows the war between humans and machines. A warning that has been the subject of many films for many years, and many believe that humanity will eventually be destroyed by the uprising of machines. This movie is simply about the power of the family. In the real world, every family has its problems, but that is not all. Every family may have a weakness. We all see weaknesses in our families, and in today's virtual world, we compare our families to families who do not seem to be like us at all. In this article, I want to talk to you about the points that this animation reminds us of in real life.
By pardis kiani5 years ago in Geeks
Anatomy of a Scene - Suds on the Roof
Sometimes, it pays to speak up and be heard even if you’re a convicted felon. Andy Dufresne (played by Tim Robbins) is a few years into his prison stint at Shawshank State Prison in rural Maine. He proclaims his innocence to Red (played by Morgan Freeman, his good friend in the prison, who still has a hard time believing him even though the two have become close first as Andy’s provider of cigarettes and posters of centerfold actresses and models but has become more of a confidant despite being skeptical of Andy’s claims of innocence. He tells Andy “Everyone in Shawshank is innocent, don’t you know that?”
By Ben W5 years ago in Geeks
Movie Review: 'Free Guy'
When I think of Free Guy I think of a vapid, mindless, forgettable experience. Much like Jungle Cruise and The Suicide Squad before it, the empty headed spectacle was there and I didn’t dislike it but I also didn’t enjoy it. That’s surprising for me because I have always enjoyed Ryan Reynolds. I enjoy Reynolds’ quick wit and goofball physicality and both of those wonderful comic traits are in play in Free Guy. And still, I just don’t care.
By Sean Patrick5 years ago in Geeks