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Reviews of the top geek movies, tv, and books in the industry.
My Salinger Year - A Movie Review
Your career path is all based on what you want. Do your job. My Salinger Year is a 2020 film. Right out of college, Joanna takes a clerical job as a literary agent to the reclusive writer, J.D. Salinger. During this year, she learns a lot about herself and her career.
By Marielle Sabbag4 years ago in Geeks
My Review of "Hustle (2022)"
Hustle is Netflix's newest Adam Sandler movie. We've seen Adam Sandler in more serious roles but when it comes to Happy Madison productions, it's usually the goofball humor that we're expecting. This is a bit of a change of pace but I'm all in if this is the new direction they're taking.
By Brian Anonymous4 years ago in Geeks
Review Of 1991 Raise the Red Lantern
I had watched this movie not long after it came out. I watched it in 1994 and for some reason, this movie has stuck with me. It offers everything in one movie—a massive film of an overabundance of emotions. For a woman having to share one man, you can only imagine all the feelings going on in this movie.
By Kerrie G.Diaz4 years ago in Geeks
Official Disney Animated Canon Ranking
When I was eighteen years old, at an age during which I firmly believed I could accomplish anything I set my mind to, I assembled a handful of classmates in the hopes of creating our very own short animated feature film. I had a storyboard going while the others (all excellent animators) were perfecting their craft, but for some odd reason, the project never came to be. I cannot recall why to be frank, but during that month of intense planning, I vowed to take inspiration from Disney films in an effort to determine from where stemmed the magic of the all-time great animated movies. As I was watching them, a personal ranking took place to help me with my storyboard, and although my project never did see the light of day, I've been updating my ranking every time a new Disney film gets released because why the hell not? The list had been made, and I already came so far.
By Gabriele Del Busso4 years ago in Geeks
Steven Reviews: One Piece Chapter 1
One Piece by Eiichiro Oda is a manga series that’s been going on since before I was born. I remember afternoons after school, my brother would flip on episodes of the anime—reruns, to be sure—and all of us would crowd around the old Panasonic and watch them fleetingly because they were on. I remember getting up to maybe the Skypiea Arc, but then the family seemed to lose interest.
By Steven Christopher McKnight4 years ago in Geeks
Obi-Wan
This review series is going to be an interesting experience for me; as I am coming at it from almost an opposite angle of any Marvel review I’ve ever done. I am a Star Wars casual, I enjoy the properties but I do not know details, and I remember only major plot points. I’ve never really done a review not knowing everything I can beforehand before, so let's see what that does to my enjoyment (or lack thereof) of this show.
By Alexandrea Callaghan4 years ago in Geeks
My Review of "Euphoria: Season One"
Euphoria: Season One was released back in 2019 and I heard a lot of good things about this show. The problem was that it sounded like a brooding high school drama that wouldn't interest me. Still the hype continued to escalate and I couldn't help but finally check this show out.
By Brian Anonymous4 years ago in Geeks
Top Gun Maverick
Going to the theater to watch a movie on the big screen has always been an iconic part of my life. A chance to unwind, relax, and escape from the rigors of the real world for a few hours while getting immersed in an alternate reality. Add in the unforgettable smell of artery-hardening, fake-butter-covered popcorn that greets you like a warm hug as soon as you step through those doors, and you catch a heavy dose of nostalgia. Some of the best memories of my childhood were going to movie theaters with my friends. It helps that I lived through decades that had the best fashion, music and of course movies—the 80’s and 90’s.
By Aaron Thompson4 years ago in Geeks
Madagascar - A Movie Review
Any ideas on how we’re going to get out of Madagascar and back to New York? Madagascar was released from the wild into theaters in 2005. Four zoo animals find themselves on a crazy adventure. Landing on the beaches of Madagascar, they have to learn to fend for themselves in the wild.
By Marielle Sabbag4 years ago in Geeks
