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Reviews of the top geek movies, tv, and books in the industry.
My Review of "Ava"
Ava is an action movie that came out in 2020. As it came out in the year of the pandemic I don't think many people have heard of it. I think it had a ton of potential but there were too many elements of this movie that needed more meat. This movie could have probably benefited from being a TV series rather than a full out movie. It's too bad because the cast was great and they had so many great ideas.
By Brian Anonymous6 years ago in Geeks
My Review of "The Secret of My Success"
The Secret of My Success came out back in 1987 and it sure shows its age. You can tell that there would be a lot of raised eyebrows today if they read the script for this movie. Still it's always interesting to look back at some of the older titles to remember what the social norms were back in the day in contrast to what they are today.
By Brian Anonymous6 years ago in Geeks
Hallmark Christmas Movies Are The Worst (And Best)
When one thinks of Christmas movies, people tend to think of the classics like It’s A Wonderful Life and Miracle On 34th Street. Or maybe more modern cult favorites come to mind like A Christmas Story or Home Alone. Most of us enjoy these films though we may have seen them a few dozens times or so and have them memorized by heart.
By Rae Forrand6 years ago in Geeks
Hulu’s “Happiest Season”, The Christmas Rom-Com That’s Coming For Your Heart Strings
Sometimes, the most meaningful aspects of life are the hardest to have to endure. Their pain is impactful, and it is so often that during those moments we find ourselves forced to ask the question all too many find comfort in ignoring: what was my role in this and do I need to be better?
By Angela Rose6 years ago in Geeks
Quentin Tarantino’s Movie, Fans Didn’t Know About
Know About The game-changing director, Quentin Tarantino, is known all over the world for his artworks. He is a screenwriter, producer, actor, and director, basically a complete package. His movies are known for popular culture, ensemble casts, nonlinear storylines, extended scenes of dialogues, and a wide variety of other movies.
By Delhi Magazines6 years ago in Geeks
The 2nd - review (Netflix)
Brief Synopsis: a group of mercenaries are tasked with kidnapping a senator’s daughter as she leaves college for the Christmas holidays. Their plans are interrupted when a green beret, the father of one of the daughter’s friends, realises that something is not right and intervenes.
By Q-ell Betton6 years ago in Geeks
8 of the Best Feel-Good Books To Warm Your Heart This Winter
Well, it's been…quite a year. Maybe, like me, you're feeling exhausted, fragile, and in need of comfort? If so, perhaps you'll enjoy curling up with one of these feel-good books in the cold winter months.
By Claire Amy Handscombe6 years ago in Geeks
The Isle of Bones
God, I can’t believe that I am here again, was my thought as I stepped out of my plane. Which is true, I never thought I would step foot in Key West after what happened to my Grandmother. You see when I was sixteen years old my Grandmother whom I knew as Mimi took me to Key West for the summer.
By Isabella Klos6 years ago in Geeks
Review of ‘The PAN’
Since her parents were killed, Vivienne has always felt ungrounded, shuffled through the foster care system. Just when liberation finally seems possible-days before her eighteenth birthday-Vivienne is hospitalized with symptoms no one can explain. The doctors may be puzzled, but Deacon, her mysterious new friend, claims she has an active Nevergene. His far-fetched diagnosis comes with a warning: she is about to become an involuntary test subject for Humanitarian Organization for Order and Knowledge-or H.O.O.K. Vivienne can either escape to Neverland's Kensington Academy and learn to fly (Did he really just say fly?) or risk sticking around to become a human lab rat. But accepting a place among The P.A.N. means Vivienne must abandon her life and foster family to safeguard their secrets and hide in Neverland's shadows ... forever.
By Cyn's Workshop6 years ago in Geeks
Happiest Season - A Hulu Movie Review
It’s for five days. How bad could the holiday season be? Happiest Season is a 2020 Hulu film. Abby and Harper are happily in a relationship. Upon Harper’s request to join her at her parent’s for the holidays, Abby learns that Harper has not yet come out to her parents. The family dramas ensue during the craziest holiday ever.
By Marielle Sabbag6 years ago in Geeks
