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Wild Target - A Movie Review
Someone has to carry on the family business. Wild Target snuck into theaters in 2010. An undercover hitman is assigned to kill a thief. Plans don’t go as expected, leading the pair to team up. One other random person is swept up in the chaos, and now they must hide under the radar from con artists.
By Marielle Sabbag3 years ago in Geeks
Lanthimos’ Misguided Missile: ‘Poor Things’ Review. Content Warning.
Rating: C- When saying that the film Poor Things is flawed is like saying that the late Queen Elizabeth II was ugly. In life, she was no looker. The opposite actually can be said about the movie. It’s sumptuous. The fish eye lense, the zooms, close-ups, Victorian costumes and steampunk machines and expressive colors shine through.
By Skyler Saunders3 years ago in Geeks
Hellboy: "The Wild Hunt"
Strangely, there are few comic book characters quite as endearing as the lantern-jawed, shovel-headed, red-skinned, curly-tailed, seemingly aviator goggles-wearing (those are caps or something from where his horns were amputated) demon child turned alcoholic and incredibly taciturn adult male wandering hero Hellboy, who I take it was belched up from the lower depths to only be adopted by those charming old Brits involved in a super secret Occult Bureau investigating demonic and supernatural shenanigans on behalf of Her Majesty. I think that's the way it goes, but I better go and check.
By Tom Baker3 years ago in Geeks
Supersex 2024 Review: Binge-Worthy or Cringe-Worthy?. Content Warning.
So see, tomorrow a biographical drama series of a porn starrer has been released on the platform of Netflix, whose name is Supersex, and how successful it will be in bringing out your desires. I will make everything clear for you, like butter.
By Ayush Verma3 years ago in Geeks
Madgaon Express Trailer Review: Full of Laughs
Surely some people must have been to Goa, but some people keep planning to go but cannot go. But after watching the Madgaon Express trailer, you will start wondering whether to go to Goa or not.
By Ayush Verma3 years ago in Geeks
Ladies in Black - A Movie Review
Never let sentiment interfere with business. Ladies in Black is a 2018 film. Set in Sydney, Australia in 1959, Lesley gets a job in a deluxe department store. As the women chatter about their lives and romances, they discover new opportunities and connections.
By Marielle Sabbag3 years ago in Geeks
Sunflower Season 2 Ending Explained: Unmasking Sonu's Hidden Agenda
After watching Sunflower Season 2, many people had many questions in their minds regarding its ending, and to solve this problem, today we are here with a Sunflower Season 2 ending explanation. Well, before taking the topic further, let me give you a warning: if you have not seen Sunflower season 2 yet, then watch it first because you are going to find many spoilers here.
By Ayush Verma3 years ago in Geeks
My Review of "Self Reliance"
Self Reliance is a straight to streaming comedy that came out in the beginning of 2024. When I first heard of the premise of the show I thought it was so wacky that it might just work. Unfortunately it has a lot of hiccups but it did show a ton of promise. They never reach the heights that I wanted them to go to. Maybe there was just too much in this movie that they should have just kept the focus a little tighter.
By Brian Anonymous3 years ago in Geeks
Laapataa Ladies Ending Explained: Don't Miss Out; It's a Winner
Friends, today we are going to explain about a recently released amazing movie named Laapataa Ladies, and you are definitely going to like it. Guys, if you want, you can also give me financial support through Buy Me a Coffee.com so that my motivation remains intact regarding creating better content in the future.
By Ayush Verma3 years ago in Geeks
Drive-Away Dolls: A Disastrous Detour in Exploitive Territory
We need to get on the road now. Drive-Away Dolls spun into theaters in 2024. Jaime and Marian take an impromptu road trip to find excitement. They cross paths with criminals, steal, and enjoy some merriment.
By Marielle Sabbag3 years ago in Geeks
Sword of Trust - A Movie Review
I have an amazing story about this sword. Sword of Trust is a 2019 film. A couple finds an interesting story buried in her late grandfather’s inheritance. He has left her with an antique story. In the curiosity, they pitch the story to an antique store to see if the fortune is true.
By Marielle Sabbag3 years ago in Geeks
Raising the Curtain on Love: 'The Prom' Delights Audiences at The Palace Theatre
This prom is for everybody. Nobody is left out. The Palace Theatre presents the dazzling production of The Prom. Emma, a high school student, is banned from attending prom because of her sexuality. A group of star-studded narcissistic Broadway actors come to the rescue and teach the community an unforgettable lesson.
By Marielle Sabbag3 years ago in Geeks