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Stranger Things: A Critical Analysis
Aren’t some stories worth listening, because you know the people the story is about; we keep coming back for more and are drawn deeper into the story due to the same reason. Netflix series, Stranger Things is one such story. Not because of the story itself, but due to the ever-growing character identities. Stranger Things portrays complex emotions; through the lives of young teenagers. The viewer connects to the non-fantasy life of school children and almost all the characters portrayed are young which gives us a sense of connection to our younger selves; thus it’s a ride down the memory lane. Viewers can relate to their childish problems; their solutions immature, yet completely just. The very nature of the show has also allowed its characters to grow. Throughout the show, every character is worked on, creating a very precise world view for that particular character. This method of character identity development on-screen is uniquely satisfying. Their decisions and choices seem justified; as the story progresses viewers can create a stronger connection to the characters and feel more involved in the story.
By Barney Rabl6 years ago in Geeks
Kit Harrington
Season 2 of Criminal UK has arrived on Netflix. The show which first came out last year and depicts the interrogation process in a metropolitan police station. (Last time we also saw Criminal France, Criminal Germany and Criminal Spain.) The series depicts what happens after you are arrested and the detectives come in for the interview. The main goal is not just to get the facts, but to get a confession. It takes me back to the time when Jane Tennison always got her man or woman to confess. In the US we have Law and Order with Detective Benson and Carussi bringing the criminals to confess.
By Lolita Maeweathers6 years ago in Geeks
'Dancing With the Stars' New Host Tyra Banks Receives Criticisms
Season 29 of Dancing With the Stars premiered with 8.12 million viewers on Monday, September 14, 2020. Things were different from the previous 28 seasons. There was a new host, a new judge, a new set, and 15 new celebrities.
By Margaret Minnicks6 years ago in Geeks
Crazy Ex Girlfriend, Rachel Bloom and *that* Greg Argument
Ahh. Crazy Ex Girlfriend. The beautiful, wonderful, glorious show, that you cannot help but binge watch. time and time again. I think I've watched and re-watched the whole series about seven times now - not bad for someone who wasn't sure whether to watch it or not.
By Rebecca Smith6 years ago in Geeks
'WandaVision' Crew Seemingly Returns For More Production
This past week, the internet was abuzz with rumors that the Marvel show WandaVision may be going back into production after a hiatus that has lasted for months. This is exciting news for fans of the franchise, as this is one of the most unique and interesting installments of the MCU. Little is known about this project, and fans have been speculating since its announcement last year. So far, all that we know is this short logline:
By Culture Slate6 years ago in Geeks
Everything You Need to Know About This Season’s Love Island USA
Are you late the Love Island USA season 2 party? Likely not, considering COVID, but if you’re wanting to get caught up on your favroite guilty pleasure show, I’ve got you! Prepare to hop on board—I have just what you need to know about this season’s highlights, lowlights, and love triangles!
By Rachel Blanchard6 years ago in Geeks
5 Actresses Who Could Play Barbara Gordon in 'Titans'
Titans season three is set to debut a wealth of fan favorite characters, including Scarecrow, Red Hood, and Barbara Gordon. While Barbara Gordon has appeared as Oracle before on the short lived Birds of Prey series, she will be in a new capacity for this show, as she is going to serve as Gotham's newest police commissioner. Having already had a romantic relationship with Dick Grayson and some time on the police force, Gordon will likely be a seasoned veteran who has seen it all, so here are just a few options who could fit that mold.
By Jacob Craig6 years ago in Geeks
My Review of "High Score: Season 1"
High Score: Season 1 is a pretty short TV series that talks about the origins of certain video games. Video games have been with us for decades so there's a lot to cover but since this season only has 6 episodes they were restricted in showing too much in each episode.
By Brian Anonymous6 years ago in Geeks
The Witcher: Shows To Watch When You’re Done Binging Season 1
The Witcher might not be one of the most anticipated Netflix series. However, when the show finally streamed on Netflix, the viewers universally enjoyed the show, becoming very popular. The Witcher is a Polish-American fantasy drama TV series which is produced by Laure Schmidt Hissrich. The series is based on the novel of the same name written by Polish author Andrzej Sapkowski. The plot is based on a fictional landmass known as “the Continent” and explores Geralt of Rivia and princess Ciri. The series stars Freya Allan, Henry Cavill, and Anya Chalotra. The first season released on 20 December 2019 on Netflix, consists of eight episodes. The series is based on Sword of Destiny and The Last Wish. The team announced the second season of eight episodes is scheduled to release in 2021. So there would not be any more Witcher for a long time. Here is the list of some famous shows that you might like if you enjoyed the Witcher.
By Jack thomson6 years ago in Geeks
The Boys Season 2, Introducing a New Character the Right Way!
The Boys was a superhero show that hit last year unlike any other. It offered a true perspective of how Superheroes would operate in today's world. With massive PR firms behind the Supes, they effectively get away with absolutely horrendous acts as the PR guru's behind them make twists in the stories of their super antics. With some if not all the heroes, this even comes down to their origin stories, to enable fans the chance to believe even more in these super-beings.
By Craig Arnott6 years ago in Geeks
Meet The Cast Of Power Book II: Ghost
Omari Hardwick's Ghost may be dead, but plenty of familiar faces from Starz's Power live on in the Power Book II: Ghost cast. Following the aftermath of Tariq St. Patrick (Michael Rainey Jr.) murdering his father — and his mother Tasha (Naturi Naughton) taking the blame for him, both actors are joined in the spinoff by fellow alums, including Shane Johnson (Cooper Saxe). There are plenty of newcomers too, including powerhouse Grammy winners Mary J. Blige and Clifford "Method Man" Smith.
By Sandeep Verma6 years ago in Geeks
