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A Spoiler Free Review of 'Ant Man and The Wasp'
Okay, Let's see, Ant Man and The Wasp, the dynamic duo of Marvel Comics has finally been brought to the big screen. Its prequel, which was filled with loads of seriousness balanced with witty humour and human jukebox-ness was, in my very useless opinion, the most hilarious superhero film apart from Marvel's, Thor: Ragnarok. Well, to put it simply, Ant Man and The Wasp definitely lives up to the original humour and overall uniqueness of its predecessor.
By Rishi Das8 years ago in Geeks
'Ash Princess'
"I will not anger the Kaiser and he will keep me alive." Imagine if the greatest thing you could do with your life is to survive, to live. Imagine if in order to do that you had to hide your true self and take on the identity and persona forced upon you. For 6-year-old Princess Theodosia of the island nation Astrea, this is what she must do. At age 6, a warrior race known as the Kalovaxians have invaded her home, killed her mother, the fire queen, and forced young Theodosia to take on the name of Lady Thora, the Ash Princess.
By Erika Farrah8 years ago in Geeks
'Storm Hawks'
Most of you are probably all wondering the same thing: what is Storm Hawks? A small portion of you might remember the show from your childhood. In this article I will explain what Storm Hawks is and why I believe it should get a continuation.
By brittany👽8 years ago in Geeks
Middle School Vibes for Bo Burnham's Directorial Debut 'Eighth Grade'
It was very hot in the Middle School auditorium. Someone's dinner farts were wafting in the air. The seats were uncomfortable and stiff. A group of people had already moved because a few seats had a mystery substance on them. The next group didn’t seem to mind.
By Jarred Gregory8 years ago in Geeks
'The Princess Diaries'
In honor of The Princess Diaries gracing us with its presence on Netflix this month, I thought it would be a good time to reflect upon what made this movie so incredible in the first place. Things like its vivid characters, strong actors, and original soundtrack make this movie so much more than just memorable.
By Alexandrea Callaghan8 years ago in Geeks
How 'A Clockwork Orange' Changed The Form of Cinema
Creator First and foremost, I will mention who the masterful director that created this masterpiece is. Stanley Kubrick, a Boston man who made other creative and cinematic masters such as 2001: A Space Odyssey, The Shining and many many more was the father of such a trip fest. It's important you know this, as it is a very similar theme among his films, the violence, unique structure and such creatively stunning and interesting storytelling.
By The Neon Hunter8 years ago in Geeks
Upcoming Indie Films You Definitely Need To See
The Miseducation Of Cameron Post (FilmRise, August 2018 (US), September 2018 (UK)) The Miseducation of Cameron Post is a drama based off the 2012 novel of the same title by Emily M. Danforth. Kick-Ass and Carrie's Chloë Grace Moretz stars as Cameron, a teenager who is discovering and exploring her homosexuality in a conservative town that doesn't understand. The plot of the movie will stir a sense of deja-vu if you're a fan of the 1999 hit But I'm A Cheerleader; after being found with the Prom Queen the main character gets shipped off to participate in Christian conversion therapy and befriends others who are also being told their sexuality is a sin. This is an indie that is set to be a hit and has received praise from Sundance for its wry sense of humour and criticism of gay conversion therapy. It hits the big screens in the US on 3rd August and premieres in the UK on 7th September.
By Dee Simone8 years ago in Geeks
Loki, Prince of Asgard
Loki, Prince of Asgard, sits on the edge of the western palace balcony rail. He looks towards the rivers that flow through the city, enveloping every glistening building and flowing around every walkway in the valleys that lie beyond his vision. The sun was setting in beautiful Asgard, the same sun that sets for the planet Earth, a planet in a different realm than this one. Clouds were in the sky and carbon dioxide helped to fuel luscious trees near the harbor—how similar we are to Earth, Loki thought, but how pathetic it is that those who lived on Earth could not make their own land look as marvelous as this scene, how they could not simply make gold and silver sky scrapers that touched the edge of the ozone layer? Loki had not been to Earth, but he had seen photos of this sharp contrast. Must be the people themselves, he thought, perhaps they have a stupid leader. Or, maybe the people are just that daft. Loki, turning 16 years old the next day, had already been developing a keen sense of the need to question things around him and establishing a reputation for saying things boldly about a variety of topics, such as Asgard, other realms, life, and his life specifically. He was also channeling what he thought into doing bold things.
By Ti Ana8 years ago in Geeks
Cosplayer Spotlight: Nathan Mobley
What are some things you can tell me about yourself? Well, I love good food and long romantic boat rides! Just kidding! (Actually go ahead and add that!). I'm a huge nerd and an avid gamer. I'm also a proud parent of a demon toddler (kidding!), a practiced martial artist of almost 20 years, and a die hard wrestling fan! Oh, and I guess I should also say I'm a happily devoted husband.
By Mark Wesley Pritchard 8 years ago in Geeks
Top 20: Mirror Mirror
Mirror Mirror is a reinvention of the snow white tale that shows snow white as an escapee of her evil stepmother’s clutches and joining the seven dwarves. The reinvention and expansion of the tale is one of the most appealing features, it’s endlessly detailed, giving agency humour and skill to every major character.
By Conor Hufton8 years ago in Geeks
10 Fictional Characters with the Best Powers
Ever fantasize about having a power from a show or movie? I’m sure everyone has! In this article we will be looking at the best powers from live action shows, movies and anime. A trailer of the show will be provided as well. Enjoy!
By R8 years ago in Geeks
James Gunn Fired From 'Guardians Of The Galaxy 3'
James Gunn, the director who catapulted the Guardians of the Galaxy to our collective conscience, is out as director of the third instalment of the beloved #Marvel film franchise.
By Christina St-Jean8 years ago in Geeks