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Reviews of the top geek movies, tv, and books in the industry.
Once Upon a Studio
What a beautiful short film for the 100th anniversary of Disney. I never thought that 100 years of an iconic studio could be captured in such a short time but this did just that. For many of us, Disney was a core part of our childhood and a very important factor in who we grew up to be.
By Hannah Elliott3 years ago in Geeks
'Elvis: A Musical Revolution' Triumphs at North Shore Music Theatre
‘When things go wrong, don’t go with them.’ - Elvis Presley North Shore Music Theatre presents the king of rock and roll in the brand new musical, Elvis: A Musical Revolution. Growing up in Memphis, Tennessee, Elvis Presley has a passion for music. Promised a successful career by his deceitful manager, Colonel Tom Parker, the singer becomes the most famous rock star of his time - but not without controversies.
By Marielle Sabbag3 years ago in Geeks
Theory Breakdown: Going Series 'Ego'. Content Warning.
Hello fellow readers~ Just to quickly summarize everything, this will be a part one to the going series article dedicated to Going Seventeen's Horror Series Films created by the Gose Staffs. Though I would like to highlight that this specifically will be a long article on the first series I would love to dive deep into which is Ego.
By Anisah Suhailah3 years ago in Geeks
Magnetic Messaging: How To Turn Content Into
Magnetic Messaging is a 191-page guide that teaches readers the proper way to craft seductive messages. It is the fast-track way to make women, whether friends or strangers, to become attracted to you. With most women practically having a cell phone super-glued to their hand these days, texting has become a critically important aspect of dating. Bobby Rio confessed how he decided to collaborate with Rob Judge and created Magnetic Messaging which reveals three proven texting strategies you can apply immediately to “turn any woman on and get her out.” The program works by teaching you the key lock sequence, which comprises of three simple text messages that would trigger the emotional parts of her brain and make her think about you non-stop.
By Jgiiew Gkgke3 years ago in Geeks
How “Harry Potter” Became the Gold Standard of Film Series Adaptations
It’s hard not to be a little biased when the first Harry Potter film came out not long after your fifth birthday, but there’s a magic to these films that extends well beyond the wizardry. I can think of no film that’s done more justice to the fantastical world of its source material than the colossal Hogwarts castle and the hallowed grounds around it.
By Ben Ulansey3 years ago in Geeks
Michael Gambon's Most Unforgettable Role
For those who grew up with the Harry Potter movies, they likely see Michael Gambon's face as the apotheosis of warmth and wisdom. Taking over the role of Professor Albus Dumbledore upon the death of the beloved Richard Harris, though, it was no easy task he had before him trying to fill those shoes. Famously, though, Gambon didn't even attempt to. He didn't read the books, and he didn't allow his approach to the character to be tainted by Harris's prior portrayal.
By Ben Ulansey3 years ago in Geeks
Once Upon A Time
Once Upon a Time was a show that I picked up when it was in its second or third season. I remember thinking that the fairytale angle was brilliant and they could make it so much darker than the Disneyfied versions of these stories. It has been about a decade since the last time that I’ve seen this show but I know that it got weird towards the end. So this is on the list of shows that started good but went off the rails and we are going to analyze it just the same to figure out where the breaking point was. So here we go with the first season of Once Upon A Time.
By Alexandrea Callaghan3 years ago in Geeks
My Review of "Dawn of the Dead (2004)"
Dawn of the Dead (2004) is a zombie movie that I fondly remembered back when it first came out. I don't really like horror movies but when it comes to zombie movies I can't really pass them up. There's no reason why, I just like zombie movies. I think this was one of the zombie movies that first got me into zombie movies. So it was a transformative movie for me.
By Brian Anonymous3 years ago in Geeks
Corpse Bride (2005) is a Gothic Stop-Motion Visual
Do you think we can make this marriage work? Corpse Bride was dug out of the grave and released to theaters in 2005. This gothic fairytale follows a young groom-to-be, Victor, as he accidentally weds a deceased bride, Emily, and finds himself trapped between the Land of the Living and the Land of the Dead, leading to a series of misadventures and unexpected discoveries.
By Marielle Sabbag3 years ago in Geeks
Sorry, Wrong Number (1948) is a Flawed Film Noir
I didn’t know I was going to overhear a murder heist tonight. Sorry, Wrong Number was dialed into theaters in 1948. One night, Leona Stevenson, an invalid woman accidentally overhears a murder plot over the phone. As she desperately tries to stop the murder from happening she learns the horrible truth of who they’re after.
By Marielle Sabbag3 years ago in Geeks
My Review of "Wham!"
Wham! is a Netflix exclusive documentary on the rise and fall of the popular band called Wham!. Growing up in the 80s I was aware of their music but I didn't realize how big they really were. I'm sure many of the general public only know of George Michaels but they probably don't recognize how crucial this band was to his career.
By Brian Anonymous3 years ago in Geeks
