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Best geek movies throughout history.
Get your paws stuck in this new Paddington Movie!
*The Film isn't called "The Adventure Begins". * Ben Whishaw - VOICE of PaddingtonHugh Bonneville - Mr. BrownSally Hawkins - Mrs. BrownJulie Walters - Mrs. Bird[3]Jim Broadbent - Mr. GruberPeter Capaldi - Mr. CurryNicole Kidman - MillicentMichael Gambon - VOICE of Uncle PastuzoImelda Staunton - VOICE of Aunt Lucy
By Lewis Jefferies9 years ago in Geeks
5 Day Movie Challenge: Motivational
Motivational movies have been a fairly stable genre in Hollywood. It seems like every couple years or so, we come across a really heartwarming or uplifting movie that spurns up emotions or even encourages us in our own shortcomings to never give up; always pursuing self-improvement and personal growth.
By Matthew Bailey9 years ago in Geeks
5 Day Movie Challenge: Tears May Have Been Shed
Okay, so I know the stereotype is that "guys can't cry" especially when it comes to a movie. Guys aren't even supposed to watch sappy movies. We're supposed to watch manly movies with guns, explosions, nudity and gratuitous sexual situations... and we're supposed to love them.
By Matthew Bailey9 years ago in Geeks
Bringing Will Traynor and Lou Clark To Life In 'Me Before You'
I have been waiting impatiently for the release of the movie based on the bestselling novel by JoJo Moyes. Tonight, I had the pleasure of sitting through this stellar production. Others will review this film and offer their opinions on the meanings behind each and every choice made by the characters. That's not my intention here. Instead, I'd prefer to focus on the two main characters and the actors that brought them to life because, honestly, they made the movie shine.
By The Television Time Capsule9 years ago in Geeks
Anime on the Big Screen: Fancasting the Naruto Movie
I grew up watching anime, and seeing as I'm in my late 20s and I grew up in the United States, you can probably guess that my first venture into anime was in fact Dragonball Z. It was the common first step for many people as they ventured into the anime and manga world. Regardless of how you may feel about DBZ, it is a solid stepping stone for people to get their feet wet.
By Matthew Bailey9 years ago in Geeks











