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Reviews of the top geek movies, tv, and books in the industry.

Jurassic Park - A Movie Review
Can you believe that we are going to Jurassic Park? We’re going to see the dinosaurs! Evolving onto the screen in 1993, Jurassic Park is based on the book written by Michael Crichton. A team of paleontologists are offered to travel to Jurassic Park. The island inhabits real dinosaurs. At first, it is an island of unbelievable dreams until they wind up in endless nightmares.
By Marielle Sabbag7 years ago in Geeks
Onward - A Movie Review
We have to finish this quest before the sun goes down or it will be too late! Onward is Pixar’s latest film about a world of fantasy creatures. Two elf brothers discover the magical proposition to bring back their late dad for one day. However, magic comes at a price, making the boys test their abilities in a precarious quest.
By Marielle Sabbag7 years ago in Geeks
My Review of "One Hundred and One Dalmations (1961)"
As I child I have always heard of the movie One Hundred and One Dalmations. I never got to watch it as a kid and 30 plus years later I finally got a chance to check it out.
By Brian Anonymous7 years ago in Geeks
This one caused some commotion. Still wondering why.
Why would they do something like that? Same reason elites do anything… ’cause they think they’re better than us. Can someone please explain why there was so much fuss about the movie “The Hunt“. I understand that the release date has been postponed due to the El Paso, Dayton and Gilroy shootings last year. Let’s just hope that not every violent film suffers the same fate, as the number of mass murders in the U.S., according to the database of the news agency AP, USA Today and Northeastern University, is shockingly high. In 2019, they counted 41 such massacres. Those are a huge number of incidents that can cause releases to be postponed. I suggest they restrict the release of violent video games, new material from well-known music bands that use a rougher music style and bloody comic strips. Because let’s admit it. Every time such an incident happens in the U.S., doomsayers pop up like mushrooms to proclaim that heavy metal (in the past Marilyn Manson was a sitting target) and violent games (such as Counterstrike for example) are the cause of senseless violence with dozens of victims. No sensible person there relates free (and uncontrolled) sale of weapons with all that violence. Even now in this Corona crisis, US citizens are flocking to the arms stores to purchase firearms and ammunition en masse, because they fear that people may react rather strangely to this crisis. Well, here in Europe one can only make victims by throwing tons of toilet paper at someone, since that’s the most hoarded item here.
By Peter P7 years ago in Geeks
'My Spy' Review—A Watchable Comedy
If you've ever found yourself stuck inside, maybe during a pandemic, and you thought to yourself, "you know what I need to see? I need to watch Dave Bautista do the whip," then this is the movie for you.
By Jonathan Sim7 years ago in Geeks
Matilda - A Movie Review
Reading is one of the greatest pastimes the world has to offer. Read. Matilda is a 1996 film based on the novel written by Roald Dahl. Matilda has an extraordinary mind but she is unappreciated by her neglectful parents. Going to school, Matilda meets some of the greatest people, including her teacher who broadens her world. She also discovers a special ability.
By Marielle Sabbag7 years ago in Geeks
The Velocipastor: The Must See Movie During Quarantine
With everyone in quarantine at the moment people are relying mainly on movies and TV shows to keep them entertained, that's all well and good, until you realise that no one is watching the must see quarantine movie. I am not exaggerating when I say that this movie might just be one of the funniest movies than I have seen in a very long time, it is up there with the likes of 'Airplane' in my opinion.
By Mason Palmer7 years ago in Geeks
Happy Epidemic - Mini Series Review
With the Coronavirus having a heavy impact on day to day life - especially within the arts, many creatives in the industry have used this opportunity to put their craft to good use within these difficult times. Jonathan Jude (co-writer & lead of 2019's award-winning LGBTQ short Him & Her) tackles the epidemic by writing and starring in a series of shorts about living in isolation in 202o.
By Ted Ryan7 years ago in Geeks
My Review of "Onward"
Pixar animations has a very good reputation for making good movies. I have seen a few that missed the mark but for the most part they're always good. This gives me the confidence that Onward would be a good movie despite the fact I didn't think their trailer looked any good. I just looked back at what they did with the movie Up back in 2009. That movie looked terrible but it turned out to be one of their most memorable movies. They've proved me wrong countless times and so I was willing to take the risk.
By Brian Anonymous7 years ago in Geeks
Survivor: Winners At War Episode 9
Wow! What an amazing episode of Survivor tonight! First off, great work blindsiding Wendell, that was a great move. Though, naturally, Nick & Michele were pissed. Nick is officially out for blood and while Michele wanted Wendell gone, she hated being left out. Though, Tony lets Nick & Michele know not to let it get to them, since anger will put people off. But, this could be good for Adam, who uses Michele's anger to maybe gain her trust. He lets her in on the possibility that inside Jeff's podium at Tribal Council could be an idol. He sees something similar enough on the podium to Denise's hidden immunity idol. So, it could be or not be.
By Nathan Miller7 years ago in Geeks
My Review of "The Fox And The Hound"
The Fox And The Hound is a classic Disney animated movie that came out back in 1981. I grew up in the 80's and surprisingly I have never seen this movie. My girlfriend had recently subscribed to Disney plus and told me that I had to have a huge lesson in classic Disney movies. Up until now I haven't really watched any of them except for The Aristocats. After seeing that movie I knew I was in for an experience.
By Brian Anonymous7 years ago in Geeks
'Trolls World Tour' Review—Mildly Enjoyable Entertainment
I would pay a billion dollars to figure out precisely what the writers were thinking when they went, "what are some good songs that kids these days listen to? Oh, I got it! Gangnam Style! That's like the biggest song of 2020 so far!"
By Jonathan Sim7 years ago in Geeks