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Best geek movies throughout history.
What you never knew about The Bodyguard
The Bodyguard is a movie that is quotable and memorable for the thrills, romance, and of course the songs from Whitney Houston. After revisiting this movie (and no matter how many times I watch it, I'll still get emotional at the end) and found information that changed the way I thought about the movie.
By Samantha Parrish7 years ago in Geeks
Movie Review: 'Sonic the Hedgehog' is Not As Bad As You Think
I must admit, I went into the Sonic the Hedgehog movie with a chip on my shoulder. As someone who cheered when Parasite was named Best Picture at the Academy Awards, you can imagine that Sonic the Hedgehog was not exactly up my alley. You could also, perhaps, get that impression from the simple fact that I am a film critic and we are talking about a movie based on a very silly, almost incomprehensible, video-game.
By Sean Patrick7 years ago in Geeks
AMC Stubs A-List vs. Regal Unlimited: Which One Is Better?
Two movie subscription services. One red and white, with three free movies a week and a name that used to stand for American Multi-Cinema, and one orange and black, with unlimited films and a name that means...Regal.
By Jonathan Sim7 years ago in Geeks
James Bond Theme Songs, From Worst to Best
Over the past 58 years, the themes from the James Bond films have run a very wide gamut. From ballads and torch songs, to rock and instrumentals, the Bond themes have ranged from orchestral to electronic with many stages in between. But which of the historic songs are the best and worst?
By Andrew Beasley7 years ago in Geeks
Favorite Easter Eggs in ‘Sonic the Hedgehog’
While almost everyone was giving their significant others flowers and candy on Valentine’s Day, yours truly saw an amazing movie. A movie that I and everyone else have been talking about for months. That movie was Sonic the Hedgehog. As of this article, it topped the box office and made $57 million dollars and $100 million worldwide, marking the largest showing for a video game adaption and surpassing Detective Pikachu, which grossed $54.3 million last year. It's expected to earn between $68-$70 million through President's Day. Movies based of off video games tend to be epic fails or flops, but Sonic proved critics wrong and if it weren't for the redesign of the titular character, the movie would have not had earnings like these.
By Mark Wesley Pritchard 7 years ago in Geeks
'To All The Boys I've Loved' Movie Review
Introduction Lara Jean finally has a boyfriend. Her life seems perfect; first date, first love, first time for everything. Until she gets a letter from one of her old crushes. Lara doesn't think much of it, but will John Ambrose McClaren reveal the cracks in Lara Jean's perfect world with the perfect guy?
By Debbie Bello7 years ago in Geeks
Personal Shopper: The Weird Indie
I had seen a reference to Personal Shopper and I had to look up what exactly this film was. I've never had much on an interest in Kristen Stewart before and after the Twilight phenomenon. I read that this was a movie worth being a prolific acting achievement for Kristen Stewart in her post-Twilight career. I had avoided it for a while til I was in the mood to try it out. Little did I know it was going to be a very bizarre plot for this indie movie.
By Samantha Parrish7 years ago in Geeks
Review: The Photograph
When it comes to movies, I tend to gravitate to the ones that I would enjoy the most. When researching the film, I always search for two things: the cast and the showtimes. I never rely on movie reviews from the most popular newspapers and magazines. I don't allow others to dictate if I should see it or not. My main reasoning for spending my hard-earned money on projects like this is in hopes of it doing well in the movie theatres and to give traction for other movies to create stories documenting the black experience. These movie studios love to follow the money and the numbers. With that being said I wanted to share my thoughts and opinions on the movie and the characters Mae and Michael played by Issa Rae and LaKeith Stanfield.
By teisha leshea7 years ago in Geeks
Luis Buñuel and Freud
Careful! Spoilers! I will try and make some connections between the work of Buñuel and Sigmund Freud as it is far more interesting than it sounds. There are a lot of scenes in the films that you don't realise have anything to do with psychoanalysis. I will only include a few brief points. It becomes fascinating when you start digging...
By Polina Pronina7 years ago in Geeks
