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Best geek movies throughout history.

The Evolution of James Bond's Identity: 00?
It might be an odd thing to say when talking about one of the most iconic figures in popular culture, but James Bond is an enigma. After more than half a century of existence, most of us have at least some sort of an opinion on who or what agent 007 should be. However, as the recent discussions regarding potential successors for Daniel Craig have highlighted, these opinions are massively varied and often contradictive.
By Art-Peeter Roosve9 years ago in Geeks
Simon Pegg and Nick Frost Just Revealed the Name of Their Insane New Film
Simon Pegg and Nick Frost are back with an all-new film after terminating the Cornetto Trilogy, featuring the films Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz and The Worlds End. Now, the iconic double act are back with what is reported to be the first installment of the second Cornetto Trilogy. Fans have been waiting nearly five years for another film from the duo, but now we have word on what to expect next (and when).
By Lewis Jefferies9 years ago in Geeks
Thor's New Team the Revengers: Who are They in the Comics?
The trailer didn't offer much in terms of new content but there were a few things to take away from it. Check it out below:
By Allie Z.9 years ago in Geeks
Are These Avengers 4 Set Images Of Bruce Banner Reuniting With Tony Stark Hinting At a Tragic Fate For The Avengers?
In case you haven't been keeping up, filming for the fourth Avengers movie is currently underway. Avengers 4 remains a complete mystery to us all, with the only thing known about it being that the film will serve as a second part to Avengers: Infinity War. Other than that, we know nothing. Not even the title has been revealed, which just goes to show how under wraps the film really is. However, a few set images from Avengers 4 have leaked, potentially revealing some major plot details, namely a major character death.
By Allie Z.9 years ago in Geeks
Once More, With Feeling! 20 Years of Buffy, 10 Amazing Musical Moments
#BuffyTheVampireSlayer's a classic. Twenty years later, it's still beloved by fans, remembered as a seminal piece of American TV history, and for many, a formative experience of girl-power and undead butt-kicking. #BuffySummers was thousands of viewers' first example of a tough but multidimensional superheroine (minus the cape) - and depending on when you caught classic episode "Once More, With Feeling," she might have been your introduction to something else.
By RoAnna Sylver9 years ago in Geeks
Early Predictions For Avengers: Infinity War. What Side Will Loki Be Standing On When War Begins?
It's been just over a month since the first footage from Avengers: Infinity War was released by Marvel. A public release didn't happen, but the privileged few who got to see the footage at the D23 Expo or at SDCC' 2017 know what's in store for the Avengers' cumulative journey. For those who haven't seen it, here's a breakdown of one of the more integral scenes in the unreleased footage:
By Allie Z.9 years ago in Geeks
Bad Max: Someone Has Turned 'Breaking Bad' Into A Bitesize Two-Hour Movie
As addictive as the drugs it pedaled, Vince Gilligan's Breaking Bad scored a line in the history of groundbreaking television, and now someone has reminded us just how good the show was in a brave new fashion. While binging can be an unproductive method to while away a day off or nurse a hangover, the modern man or woman probably doesn't have 62 hours to spend staring at Bryan Cranston's chrome dome. Thankfully, some diehard #BreakingBad fans have neatly dissected the show's entire run into a more manageable two-hour sitting.
By Tom Chapman9 years ago in Geeks
Uwe Boll's 11 Best Worst Movies
If there’s one name gamers and cinephiles alike have come to despise it’s Uwe Boll. He’s a German director who’s made a surprisingly good living grabbing the rights to middle tier game franchises and through some faustian pact with a dark god managed to con famous talent into starring in his terrible videogame movies. But in some ways he’s like a real life Max Bialystock living out a modern version of The Producers. Thanks to a German tax loophole, he’s been able to keep going by exploiting the law as a way to lure investors, despite the fact his films almost always lose tremendous amounts of money. Many countries offer tax incentives, if you film there, and employ a certain percentage of your crew from the local populace. Germany has those tax rebates, but without any of the restrictions of needing to film in Germany or use Germans as your crew.
By Isaac Shapiro9 years ago in Geeks
The World NEEDS This Movie - Why Disney's 'Gargoyles' Is The Literal Best, And Deserves To Live Again
If you grew up in the '90s and your tastes ran toward the dark, the action-y, and the unexpectedly deep, literate and meaningful, you probably rushed home every day after school to catch an animated series called Gargoyles on the Disney Channel. (If you've never heard of Gargoyles, it's what you might have watched if Batman: The Animated Series just didn't have enough magic, myth, social commentary, and actual freaking Shakespeare. An unlikely mix, but man, did it work.) And depending on where you hang out online, there's a good chance you've seen... a certain image floating around.
By RoAnna Sylver9 years ago in Geeks
'R' We Going Down The Right Route: Does DC Need R-Rated Films?
Cue the blood and don't skimp on the guts! It sure seems that there is a resurgence in R-rated superhero films, especially since the success of the likes of #Deadpool and #Logan. Once a dirty word among the superhero filmverse, R-ratings mean big business nowadays, which will undoubtedly force the rest of the film studios to reevaluate their current slate of films.
By Tom Chapman9 years ago in Geeks
How 'Logan' Will 'Spawn' The Next Violent Superhero Film: Todd McFarlane Eyes Hard-R 'Spawn' Film!
You'd better put on your sunscreen, because we are one step closer to taking a trip into the bowels of hell with the highly-anticipated Spawn film. Although we have been here before in 1997, this time the #comicbook anti-hero's creator Todd McFarlane is onboard to bring the King of Hell tearing into the 21st Century.
By Tom Chapman9 years ago in Geeks
Does Josh Trank's Mr. Fantastic Have Asberger's Syndrome?
[Disclaimer: Possible Spoilers for Fantastic Four movie] I would like to first state that I have not read the comics regarding the Fantastic Four, so this article will be based solely on characteristics that I noticed during the film.
By Tisha Eaton9 years ago in Geeks