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The Black Panther
Marvel Studios Phase Three continues February 16 as comic book fans will be hitting theaters to view the next installment into their forever expanding cinematic universe. As the sixteenth overall movie in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and the six movie within Phase Three specifically, Black Panther will be our introduction into the illustrious African nation of Wakanda and all its lore. This is a major plot point in the overall continuity that Marvel Studios has literally spent years establishing, all leading up to the crux of the decade long build up to Avengers: Infinity War.
By Edjuan Cox8 years ago in Geeks
Characters Who Ruined Good TV Shows from Being Great Ones
Some TV shows are based around annoying characters, and this can work well if that is the intent, take Michael Scott from The Office as the perfect example. Michael is annoying and incredibly diluted but somehow it all works seamlessly, and at times he even comes off as endearing.
By Amanda Stamper8 years ago in Geeks
14 Questions 'Avengers: Infinity War' Needs to Answer (and Probably Will)
First of all, I’d like to say this is all about the movies and the trailer of the upcoming movie Avengers: Infinity War, and not the comics.
By Catherine Savard8 years ago in Geeks
Episodic Reviews: 'Rick and Morty' - #00
I came home to find my girlfriend was a courgette. I don’t mean that as a metaphor, I am describing what happened. She went from having a fairly adequate human body to becoming a sentient vegetable. A vegetable that was just there, lying on the foot of the stairs, a huge shit-eating grin covering her face, waiting for me to arrive back home.
By Taylor Walker8 years ago in Geeks
'Mindhunter' Season 1 Review
Plot: Set in 1977, Holden Ford and Bill Tench interview murderers in order to gain an insight into what goes on inside their heads. They attempt to catch serial killers by analysing and trying to understand their behaviour.
By Katie Burnside8 years ago in Geeks
7 80s Movie Lessons We Should All Live By
You can’t think of the 80s without thinking of three specific things: crazy yet amazing fashion, killer music, and the classic 80s movies. These movies had such a magic about them. They were so iconic and simple, yet it was so easy to relate to the complexities our favourite characters were experiencing. I may have been born in 97, but the decade’s music and movies raised me just as much as my parents did. My first day of fifth grade, I came to school dressed as Marty McFly—orange puffy vest and all. All through high school, I did my hair and dressed like I was Bon Jovi’s less talented cousin, Ron Bon Jovi. I mean, be serious, what girl in the 2010s can resist a guy with teased bangs? I loved so many of the movies and bands of the decade, I literally wore them on my sleeve. What helps me not feel like a COMPLETE nerd, though, is that many people of this generation still do share my love for the flicks; they make us laugh, they make us cry, but they also teach us so much. While the 80s may seem like a long time ago, the common denominator is that the people in these movies were experiencing a lot of the same things we go through today. While I love so many films and learned a lot from all of them, I’ve narrowed it down to these seven lessons that the films of the 80s could teach this generation.
By Mark Janz8 years ago in Geeks
Fack Is Real
Finn's P.O.V I wake up to my arms around Jack.I quickly let go. Why was I hugging him?I get off the bed and walk to the bathroom. I close the door and turn on the sink. I look in the mirror.
By Madison Garcia8 years ago in Geeks
Anime That Could Change Your Life
Hey all, I am Ryan Kopf founder of AnimeCon.org and I love anime. There are countless stories of love, heroism, and romance that can be used as life lessons that could really change your life.
By Ryan Kopf8 years ago in Geeks
Travis: The First Superhuman
A man in wrinkled clothing comes off the public bus. He has his backpack on and he walks towards his school in Kansas City, Missouri. The streets are empty at the moment as his unshaved face stares down at his feet at the worn out shoes that are starting to tear on the sides. After such a long walk that took around thirty minutes he finally arrives at the Kansas City Future School.
By Predwars Productions8 years ago in Geeks
Film Review: 'Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri' (2017)
“Raped while dying.Still no arrests.How come, Chief Willoughby?” Those who read my writing attempts occasionally, know that I thoroughly hate everything that has the appearance of a serial, or when prequels and sequels are being produced just to exploit the story even further. So, don’t panic while reading the following statement. I hope they’ll come up with a sequel to Three Billboards outside Ebbing, Missouri. A continuation of this brilliant story where we’ll learn how Mildred (Frances McDormand) and Dixon (Sam Rockwell) handle the case.
By Peter P8 years ago in Geeks
10 Shows to Add to Your Netflix Binge List
***PLEASE NOTE: THIS IS THE 2018 EDITION*** Here are ten totally titillating TV shows to tickle your fancy during a binge fest.
By Ashleigh Riley8 years ago in Geeks
The Fault in the Ginuwine Controversy
"Ride it, my pony. My saddle's waiting..." Ginuwine sings in his biggest hit to date, "Pony." There's at least one subsection of the population that is not invited to ride his pony: trans-women, as India Willoughby found out the hard way. They are appearing on Celebrity Big Brother across the pond in England. Ginuwine said he would not date a trans-woman, much to India's ire. She even tried to embrace him; that led to another cast member to crack, "He's just not that into you." This led to an internet conversation (argument?) with some accusing the rapper of being transphobic, and others saying India is an opportunist. Both sets are wrong.
By Edward Anderson8 years ago in Geeks