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Six Characters Who Could Make up the New Guardians of the Galaxy
This article contains spoilers for Thanos Legacy #1, Thanos Wins, Guardians of the Galaxy #150, Death of the Inhumans #1–#3, Darkhawk #51, Infinity Countdown: Darkhawk #1–#4, Cosmic Ghost Rider #1, and Infinity Wars Prime #1
By Zack Krafsig7 years ago in Geeks
'Baby Driver' Gave Me a Small Makeover
Edgar Wright is slowly but surely becoming one of my favorite directors, and this movie was like getting to the peak of the mountain but remembering how far a journey it's been and that there're more places to go, or it was like being at a hotel that's just a lot of fun and you don't want to leave it.
By Don Anderson II7 years ago in Geeks
'Fairy Tail 100 Years Quest' Continues
Hey, guys is Anime Geek here reporting for chapters 4 through 7 reviews. Before you continue to read this, I will recommend reading the link below to catch up on some of the topics that will be discussed in this article. If you have read up to these chapters then go ahead and continue reading.
By G.B7 years ago in Geeks
Why Bubbline & Korrasami Are Important to Me
If you've been online at all this past week you're probably aware that Princess Bubblegum and Marceline the Vampire Queen are officially a canon queer couple. During the series finale, the two bisexual girls share a kiss, something shippers have been waiting for for years.
By Jessie Gunther7 years ago in Geeks
The Purge: UK (Chapter One)
The Year is 2024. America has become a nation reborn under the guidance of the NFFA. Crime is at an all-time low. The economy has never been greater. Thanks to the creation of The Purge, an annual event that allows citizens to release their inhibitions and emotions in violent ways that otherwise would not be legal. For 12 hours, all crime including murder is legal with the people agreeing that for the rest of the year they suppress the need to commit crimes in agreement that they can commit whatever they wish on the sanctioned event.
By Adam Winn7 years ago in Geeks
'Private Peaceful'
Private Peaceful Written by Michael Morpurgo is a a resonant piece. Morpurgo has also written some other great pieces as well, War Horse being one of them. Peaceful is just as deep and meaningful as War Horse. The play is about a soldier, private Tommy Peaceful (Shane O'Regan"). It is his last night on earth, he will be shot in the morning for cowardice. Although he is anything but, and I will get to this later, he counts down the hours with the audience and his past as he spends his last time on earth in his cell. It is 10:30 AM, he talks passionately about his brother and hero, Charlie, who is three years older then him. He relives his childhood from Charlie carrying him on his shoulders to Sunday School with teacher Mrs. McCallister. He talks about how his father died chopping down a tree on the Colonels property. tommy would later blame himself for that death. He was present when the tree fell, his dad told Tommy to run and his dad didn't run himself.
By Robert M Massimi. ( Broadway Bob).7 years ago in Geeks
Why 'Mission: Impossible – Fallout' Is One of the Best Action Films of All-Time
I have now watched Mission: Impossible – Fallout three times. Twice with my sisters and once by myself in IMAX. And I have to say, this is the PERFECT movie to watch in IMAX. Everything is just so much more breathtaking in that giant screen.
By Jonathan Sim7 years ago in Geeks
Anna Kendrick Raps on 'The Ellen Degeneres Show'
Look out, Eminem! Anna Kendrick was in the house showing off her rapping skills on The Ellen DeGeneres Show on Thursday, September 6th, 2018. She took a few moments not only impressing Ellen but also the entire audience as she did a little ditty called "Ante Up."
By Kathy Lester7 years ago in Geeks
Netflix Casts Its 'Witcher'
With HBO's Game of Thrones heading out on its farewell tour next year, there is going to be a chasm-like gap for epic adult fantasy in TV land. Though Amazon is spending all the money on its Lord of the Rings show, it will be most likely be more PG rated than the much more adult orientated Thrones.
By Neil Gregory7 years ago in Geeks
Your Favorite Musical Is What?
When I heard that SpongeBob the Musical was coming to Broadway, I, like the majority of the world, asked myself one question: "Are we completely out of ideas for Broadway shows?" and I swore to myself that, unless I got a free ticket, I would never go to see it.
By Freda Mattea7 years ago in Geeks
'Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets'
Space exploration, a massive human/alien community built over hundreds of years, and a plot that has a race of peaceful aliens on the brink of annihilation; honestly, what more could you ask for?
By Michael Grube7 years ago in Geeks
A Book Review That Didn't See the Light of Day
This is a review that I wrote about a book that was not accepted by the site I worked for at the time. I can only assume it wasn’t accepted because it was not a five-star glowing review. The book to be honest is probably only worth about two stars, but I suppose I was trying to be kind. I have decided from now on that I refuse to work for companies that only expect you to write positive reviews about craptastic books. I can at least say that I have never given an amazing, positive-only review for a book that wasn’t worthy of it. The truth needs to be known in regards to this specific book. There are so many companies out there misguiding people with positive reviews that are basically bought and paid for by the author, as a lot of people know. The book itself, on Amazon, is in my opinion probably filled with family friendly reviews giving it five-stars. On another one of her books are the same kind of reviews except for one, one that told the truth that it was a book that was hard to get through. I worded this review as kindly as was possible while still sticking to the truth and I can only imagine that it ruffled the author’s feathers so much that she refused it.
By Erin Geil7 years ago in Geeks