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Reviews of the top geek movies, tv, and books in the industry.
An Idea of All Time
My husband and I decided that we would plan the next 4 and half or so years of quality time. He listens to a podcast called the worst idea of all time, the hosts watch a decidedly bad movie every week for a year. Now I am aware that I do not have that kind of will power. So our version is a tad more mild than that. We will be choosing a mediocre movie and to make it more interesting we will be choosing movies with numbers in the title. We are starting with Shang Chi: Legend of the 10 Rings. And we will be watching for as many months as there are numbers. We are almost done with our first month so here is a quick recap of what we have commented on as well links to the episode if you are interested.
By Alexandrea Callaghan2 years ago in Geeks
Working Girl - A Movie Review
Guide your path through the business world. Working Girl is a 1988 film. Tess gets a new job as a secretary. She has never had luck in her career field, but this job may turn everything around. However, when her boss steals Tess’s idea, she poses as her boss to win back her plan.
By Marielle Sabbag2 years ago in Geeks
Silence 2: The Night Owl Bar Shootout Review
Guys, usually movies are released either on Friday or Thursday, but this time ZEE5 did the trick and released their new movie Silence 2 on Tuesday itself. But the point is, should you people give your time to it or not? Stay connected to know.
By Ayush Verma2 years ago in Geeks
As Days Go By: A Look at "Family Matters"
Does anybody remember ABC's "TGIF" lineup? I do, fondly. I watched a lot of ABC as a kid; the network had some great lineups, but the main night for me regarding the "Alphabet Network" was, of course, Fridays. Back in the 1990s, ABC struck gold continously with their "TGIF" lineup, and over the years of my childhood, I enjoyed shows such as Hangin' With Mr. Cooper, Step by Step, Boy Meets World, and Sabrina, the Teenage Witch. However, the top show for me on Fridays, was--without question--Family Matters.
By Clyde E. Dawkins2 years ago in Geeks
Funny Girl - A Movie Review
Say what you say and keep building your career to success. Funny Girl debuted in theaters in 1968. Fanny Brice is finally being recognized for her unconventional talent. As she rises to stardom, she navigates the challenges of love, fame, and self-discovery in Vaudeville and Broadway during the early 20th century.
By Marielle Sabbag2 years ago in Geeks
The Potential Transformation of Deku into a Super Villain
In the vibrant world of heroes and villains, one character stands out for his unwavering determination and unyielding spirit: Deku. Izuku Midoriya, famously known as Deku, is the epitome of a hero in training, striving to become the greatest hero the world has ever known. However, what if circumstances had been different? What if the path he walked led him astray? This article delves into the hypothetical scenario of Deku taking a darker turn, exploring the intricate facets of his character and the potential for him to become a formidable super villain.
By JRManglicmot2 years ago in Geeks
The Big White - A Movie Review
We put the body in the dumpster. Did it get up and walk away? The Big White is a 2005 film. Paul and Margaret are having financial difficulties. One day, Paul discovers a solution. Dragging a frozen corpse from a dumpster back to his house worsens the situation when two hitmen come after them.
By Marielle Sabbag2 years ago in Geeks
Civil War Movie Review
In the decades following the bloodiest conflict in American history, many have wondered what a hypothetical second civil war may bring to the nation. Alternative history has offered up many scenarios with full cinematic releases being few and far between. Releasing in a major election year no less, the provocative premise of Civil War from Alex Garland is ultimately wasted on a well-made film with shallow storylines and characters.
By Robert Cain2 years ago in Geeks
Rachel Reviews: Saltburn (2023)
I have had a curious afternoon. My ironing pile is huge and needed confronting. In order to diminish it effectively, I need distraction. I cannot stand and just iron. I need amusement in the form of something visual like a film or bingeable naffness like Married at First Sight.
By Rachel Deeming2 years ago in Geeks
REVIEW - Ghosts Moving Flowers and Physical Mediumship (Directed by Karl Fallon)
In recent years there has been a huge increase in the popularity of TV ghost hunting shows, and shows with a focus on subjects of the supernatural and the paranormal on both sides of the pond, with shows like Ghost Adventures and Help! My House is Haunted spawning multiple series, and even celebrity specials, so this interesting documentary directed by Karl Fallon (Real Ghosts UK, Ghostcircle) should be well placed to capitalise on this growing interest.
By MegaFlix Movie Awards2 years ago in Geeks
