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Reviews of the top geek movies, tv, and books in the industry.
Ranneeti Review: Fails to Deliver Any Excitement or Originality
So friends, after a very long time, a new show has come on JioCinema named Ranneeti, and it's paired with a new plan from Jio. So overall, how is this web series? Does it deserve your time or not? Let's find out.
By Ayush Verma2 years ago in Geeks
Dead Boy Detectives Review: Only for a Younger Audience!
Yesterday, one of the much-awaited shows was released on the Netflix platform. The name is Dead Boy Detectives. The specialty of this series is that it belongs to the Sandman universe, so if you have seen Sandman, then it is a good thing, but if not, some references will go over your head.
By Ayush Verma2 years ago in Geeks
Rebel Moon - Part 2: The Scargiver Movie Review
In late 2023, Zack Snyder embarked on his own sci-fi odyssey with full support from Netflix. With an unoriginal setting, bland characters and stilted action, things didn’t get off to a good start. Now the second half, The Scargiver, has arrived. It barely stands above Child of Fire without making major improvements.
By Robert Cain2 years ago in Geeks
Friends for Dinner - A Movie Review
Similar to ourselves, friendships change over time. Friends for Dinner is a 2001 film. The story unravels one fateful evening when Beth announces she is divorcing Tom. The news flares up tensions among a friend group sharing debates over whether exploring new relationships is healthier than pursuing unhappiness.
By Marielle Sabbag2 years ago in Geeks
The Great Buck Howard - A Movie Review
Keep experimenting with career choices. Upon performing a magic trick, The Great Buck Howard appeared in theaters in 2008. Troy drops out of law school to focus on writing. He becomes the new assistant to Buck Howard, a declining illusionist. As Troy becomes immersed in this world, he discovers what success truly means.
By Marielle Sabbag2 years ago in Geeks
Shōgun Series Review (Season 1)
The land of the rising sun has often captivated many foreign audiences both past and present, resulting in a wide range of cinematic titles. The likes of The Last Samurai and 47 Ronin have already portrayed feudal Japan to varying degrees of success. From both a dramatic and historical perspective, Shōgun stands head and shoulders above many of its peers, a masterclass in portraying an older culture.
By Robert Cain2 years ago in Geeks
Clockwatchers - A Movie Review
Sometimes things begin again - everything is temporary. Clockwatchers was hired and distributed to the movies in 1997. Iris is a new temp at a business firm. She makes friends with three female temps. During her time in the credit company, supplies vanish, suspicions arise, and a new hire arrives.
By Marielle Sabbag2 years ago in Geeks
My Review of "Liar Liar"
Liar Liar is a comedy that came out in 1997. It's a movie that is geared toward a wide audience but in a way it isn't. There's definitely a family film aspect to this movie but there are a few adult references sprinkled throughout the movie. That's why I'm not totally sure if there's a group that this movie is really geared towards.
By Brian Anonymous2 years ago in Geeks
Bask in Womanhood: The Secret Comedy of Women at The Regent Theatre
Women never fight battles alone. The Secret Comedy of Women is a laugh-out-loud immersive showcase of the relatable saga of womanhood. Performed by the dynamic duo, Barbara Gehring and Linda Klein, they take audiences on a hilarious journey through the perks and challenges of womanhood.
By Marielle Sabbag2 years ago in Geeks
