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Reviews of the top geek movies, tv, and books in the industry.
Review: Death Comes To Pemberly
After watching this three-hour adaptation of Jane Austen's fiction, I felt like coming here and writing a scathing review. But I didn't want to waste the time. The best way to get the knowledge is to understand and learn others' points of view. Moreover, you can get the best services for writing as well as SEO under one go. Let's get yourself equipped with the current affairs, educational news, world, and economic gossips, and the crumbling health care system in one place. That's Daily Blog Spot that is providing the best services at your table. So I'll keep it short. Lizzie (Anna Maxwell Martin) and Darcy (Matthew Reese) have been happily married for six years and are planning their annual ball when a murder on the farm interrupts their plans.
"Sugar Ray"
Sugar Ray" Gladiator. Born Walker Smith Jr., he would go on to be known as Sugar Ray Robinson; one of the greatest fighters of all time. At the Gene Frankel Theater we just witnessed Robinson's first fight in which he lost. Jake LaMotta was the winner. Unlike today, boxers of yesteryear considered themselves warriors, gladiators, men of men and a lose meant respect for the winner and conversely the winner didn't show up his opponent either. In Lawrence Holder's "Sugar Ray" we see a soft side, a human side to this man up on the stage solo for ninety minutes. In real life, however, Robinson ran with gangs, contrary to Holder's writing. Robinson had many wives, ran into trouble more often than what was portrayed here on stage.
Robert M Massimi. ( Broadway Bob).Published 2 years ago in Geeks‘Friends’ Hasn't Aged Well
‘Friends’ is arguably one of the most important milestone programmes in sit-com history. In fact, it could be argued that it is one of the biggest TV shows of all time, period. The tale of 6 friends, a deceptively simple premise, took the world by storm during its original run and even now, almost two decades after its final episode aired, it remains a firm fan favourite, with new generations discovering the show all over again. If nothing else, it’s sheer staying power is what has truly secured its place in the history books.
Sean BennettPublished 2 years ago in GeeksReview of 'Ashfall Legacy'
Pittacus Lore, the author of the best-selling Lorien Legacies series, is back in with Ashfall Legacy, an all-new adventure with -- you guessed it -- aliens.
Cyn's WorkshopPublished 2 years ago in GeeksThe Future of the Amazing Spiderman
With the success of the newest Spiderman installment, the internet has been asking for a new Andrew Garfield Spiderman movie. Now I am in the camp of no, and that makes no sense and it's unnecessary mostly because Sony has already proven that they can’t make a good Spidey movie by themselves, however if, in theory, we were to get another Andrew movie there are a couple of storylines that would be interesting and not interfere with the current cannon of the MCU.
Alexandrea CallaghanPublished 2 years ago in GeeksThe 355 Review
I don't know how you make a spy film boring, but Simon Kinberg accomplished it. I haven't been this bored since the last Mission Impossible movie.
Mae McCreeryPublished 2 years ago in GeeksAccio Nostalgia: Harry Potter and the 20th Anniversary - Is the Reunion Worth Your Time?
Hollywood has never shied away from capitalizing on nostalgia. This became especially obvious in the last years when countless Spin-offs, Reboots, and Revivals got green-light one after the other. The most recent ones that come to mind are the Sex and the City Revival And Just Like That… and the upcoming HIMYM Spin-off with the creative title of How I met your Father.
M.J. RauschPublished 2 years ago in GeeksBreaking the Autistic Coded: Simon Lynch from Mercury Rising (1998)
Disclaimer: I am not a licensed medical professional and this series is not about diagnosing the character(s) with Autism Spectrum Disorder. This series is a personal examination of the film/TV show's plot, the character's traits and personality and how they relate to me as an Autistic woman. I will also examine canonically Autistic Characters, so take my personal opinions as just that, a personal opinion. I would encourage my readers to seek out different perspectives on disability representation especially from BIPOC disabled creators who are often ignored in the disability discourse. I will also try to avoid giving away any spoilers for those who have not seen the film/TV show but if I have to give context for my arguments, this will be a likely occurrence so please be forewarned.
Kelsey O'MalleyPublished 2 years ago in GeeksReview of 'The Ivory Key'
A riveting treasure hunt, The Ivory Key follows four siblings as they traverse enemy territory and solve puzzles to find a key to unlock magic to save their kingdom.
Cyn's WorkshopPublished 2 years ago in GeeksHallmark Review: 'The Christmas House 2: Deck Those Halls'
After all the craziness from last year, all Mike Mitchell (Robert Buckley) wants is a nice uneventful Christmas. On hiatus from his TV series Handsome Justice, Mike is looking forward to spending a lowkey holiday with his high school sweetheart Andi Cruz (Ana Ayora) and her son Noah (Mattia Castrillo). But his plans are thrown for a loop when his publicist Kathleen (Michelle Harrison) reveals Mike has been invited to appear on Deck Those Halls, a reality show where two celebrities compete to see who can decorate the best house for Christmas. While he's initially dead set against it, his family ultimately manages to convince him to take the offer.
Trevor WellsPublished 2 years ago in GeeksHow Do You Understand a Writer’s Voice Like Gabriel García Márquez?
The strong voice of Gabriel García Márquez in 'Love In the Time of Cholera' I have read this 1988 English version novel more than once and not just because it's a favorite. I highly recommend this novel if you enjoy reading deliberately well-written language that produces such extraordinary effects like a sigh, or better yet, "I have to read that sentence again!" Aside from writing with a strong voice in a fluid style, Love in the Time of Cholera described a spiritual type of lifelong love.
Cathy CoombsPublished 2 years ago in Geeks"Don't Look Up" - A Raw Flick With A Message
** SPOILERS AHEAD - YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED ** The parallels to real-life from the past two years to the movie Don't Look Up are insane... there could be comparisons made to COVID and the corruption in the administration. Despite the clear bias of the political implications that can be taken from this movie mocking right-wingers, there are some truths that can be found in between the partisan perspective. "Keep your heads down... one foot in front of the other..." - a dark line from the President played by Meryl Streep some can compare to the lying puppet currently in office who rambles nonsense in between threats and demands toward those he is supposed to serve, not dictate. While the many various perspectives across the world could interpret certain aspects in their own unique way, one thing will remain clear - it's all a part of a bigger picture we must step back and assess.
Mel E. FurnishPublished 2 years ago in Geeks