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Best geek movies throughout history.
'When Calls the Heart' Creates Beauty from Ashes with Christmas Movie
When Calls the Heart, the long-running series from Hallmark, returned on Christmas Day for a movie that fans (or #Hearties) have been waiting for since the emotional end of Season Five in April 2018.
By The Television Time Capsule8 years ago in Geeks
'The Christmas Chronicles'—A Movie Review
You better watch out and you’d better not cry. Santa may put you on the naughty list for life! Teddy and Kate take part in what any child would want to do on Christmas Eve. They get out all the sweets and set up a camera in search for Santa. And when they do, it’s a night they’ll never forget.
By Marielle Sabbag8 years ago in Geeks
'Father Goose' Notches Another Fairytale Ending for Cary Grant
When does it become too much to watch Cary Grant make forlorn look easy and lore in the girl with his patented reluctance. In a word, the consensus says never. But for those who may somehow tire, Father Goose puts a spin on his mastery and even adds war hero. All the while taking a gander at fatherhood to sweeten the sauce.
By Rich Monetti8 years ago in Geeks
My Favourite Christmas Film: 'Hitchcock' (2012)
I know what you’re thinking. How? Why?! Hitchcock? You watch that during Christmas?! Yes. Yes I do. In fact, I’ve watched it on Christmas Day for the past five years now. Why? Why not It’s A Wonderful Life? A Christmas Carol? Or even the Doctor Who special later on in the day?!
By Luke Duffy8 years ago in Geeks
10 Movies Everyone Should Watch This Christmas
One of my favourite things to do during the holiday season is to cosy up and watch as many Christmas movies as I can. They're always a ton of fun and help me to feel much more festive. With the holiday right around the corner, I thought it would be the perfect time to put together a spoiler-free recommendations list.
By Danielle T. Murray8 years ago in Geeks
Review: 'Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse'—The Best Superhero Film Yet?
I remember when it was announced that the new Spider-Man would be Miles Morales. Despite different versions of the same superhero being a norm as old as comic books themselves, there were the inevitable accusations of pandering to political correctness. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse offers a Spider-Man which feels obvious and essential to a new age of superheroes. It's always a positive for more diverse representation on screen, sure, but this film paints Miles as such a fitting successor to Peter Parker that all of the controversies seem to evaporate.
By Matthew Hayhow8 years ago in Geeks
