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Best geek movies throughout history.
Netflix Film Gems to Check Out
Sometimes you don't feel like watching a nine episode long show on Netlfix and would much rather watch a nice two hour film. Well, I'm here to provide with some underrated films on Netflix that I feel deserve your attention and you surely will have a good time with!
By Wes Shiflett8 years ago in Geeks
Simple, Overlooked Solutions to Prevent an Entire Movie!
Do you ever notice, as you're watching a movie, or realize five months after you've watched it, that the plot-line really could've had a simple solution—overlooked by the characters and perhaps even the writers—and prevented all the trouble the characters had to go through?
By PathlessJourney8 years ago in Geeks
'Avengers: Infinity War' Things Missed (Spoilers!). Top Story - July 2018.
Avengers: Infinity War is the 19th film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the third installment of the Avengers saga. Classically, the films in this universe have been filled with Easter eggs that link to the comics, the other films in the franchise, and life outside of the films. For example, at the start of Infinity War, the “IO” in the Marvel Studios logo has been changed to a ten to mark the tenth year of the Marvel Cinematic Universe with the first Iron Man being released on the 2nd of May, 2008.
By Greg Falconer8 years ago in Geeks
'Over the Hedge' = 'Toy Story' Rip Off?
Last week I watched Over The Hedge for the first time in years. Me and my sister enjoyed it immensely as children but over the years as I’ve reflected on the film, I presumed that it wasn’t exactly the animated classic I thought it was at the time. When I watched it again I realized my presumptions were correct. However, throughout the film I noticed certain qualities that were reminiscent of another, more acclaimed animated film. Toy Story.
By Luke Duffy8 years ago in Geeks
'Ralph Breaks the Internet: Wreck-It Ralph 2' Official Trailer Easter Eggs!
Last month, the official trailer for Ralph Breaks the Internet: Wreck-It Ralph 2 was released. And I have to say, I was pretty unenthusiastic about this movie, but when the trailer dropped, I just KNEW I had to see this.
By Jonathan Sim8 years ago in Geeks
5 Movies Every Film Lover Should Watch
1. 'Man with a Movie Camera' - Dziga Vertov Man with a Movie Camera is one of the most interesting and pioneering documentaries ever made. Created by Polish Director Dziga Vertov in the late 1920s, Man with a Movie Camera reinvented the documentary, putting stories and messages where there had previously been none. Not only was this new and innovative but is also extremely interesting, using montage and overlaying (extremely impressive for its day), this piece shows us how much of an art form filmmaking really is.
By James Davies8 years ago in Geeks
10 of the Worst Superhero Movie Visual Effects Ever. Top Story - July 2018.
Everyone loves superhero movies these days. Marvel cranks out at least five every year, with DC desperately trying to catch up by releasing even more. Stories from comic books are experiencing the most cinematic success in history. However, that does not mean all of these movies are home runs. A lot of them swing for the fences and fall way short of expectations.
By Jesse Kinney8 years ago in Geeks
Top 10 Most F***ed Up Movies
Sitting on Netflix for the better part of my weekends, surfing all through Amazon Prime, clicking through Hulu, and looking through other countless sites of movies and documentaries, I’ve seen so many films that have either fucked me up, mind fucked me, or were just SO fucked up in terms of values and morals. Without further ado, I give you the most fucked up movies that definitely do not suck, from mildly offensive to psychologically sickening. Before you read on, full disclosure, don’t count on seeing The Human Centipede on here, AND! for the record!!!... Cloverfield Paradox was shit.
By Niki Bambi8 years ago in Geeks
Breaking All the Rules
Breaking All the Rules Genres can be viewed as two things, an indicator of what to expect from a film, or a metaphorical barrier that segregates a film into a category and being viewed only as that. A primary example of this is from the film Get Out by Jordan Peele, the movie has all the elements of a horror movie but has been labeled as a comedy for award season this year. One thing that makes a film brilliant is the genre category it has been placed into, a movie with a weak story is likely to do better in the genre of comedy than in the drama category. Most moviegoers are likely to choose a film that is distributed by a large production company, features well known actors, and does not require much thought (action movies). The best example is the production company A24, their movies are often thought-provoking, well written, and well received by critics, but most people ignore them in favor of films that lack any form of originality. However, there has been one film that has managed to break through the barriers of genre segregation, a French film called Amélie.
By Walter Duke8 years ago in Geeks
