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All in With 'The Gambler'
I was asked to take a look at Mark Wahlberg's latest film, The Gambler and it was honestly a gamble for me, but it paid off once I put it all on the table.
By Matthew Bailey8 years ago in Geeks
Deadpool Won't Appear in Logan but Will a Logan Character Show up in Deadpool 2?
Over the holidays, some rather intriguing rumors began to circulate around, namely the indication of #RyanReynolds filming scenes for Logan. It was rumored that Reynolds was suiting up as #Deadpool to make a cameo in the film but it turns out those claims were false.
By Allie Z.8 years ago in Geeks
The Grapes Of Roth: Tim Roth Says He Is Out Of The MCU
It looks like the expanding MCU has lost another of its big stars, and just as we head into Avengers: Infinity War. Promising to be the team-up of all team-ups, the good and the bad of Marvel are looking to take on the Mad Titan Thanos in the two-part #Avengers ensemble. Basically, it seems like it's now or never for many of the #MCU's forgotten characters, but #TimRoth has confirmed he won't be back as Emil Blonsky.
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Geeks
Shia LaBeouf Admits Severe Addiction After Racist Outburst And Arrest
We all know that being a celebrity isn't all drinking champagne and eating Beluga caviar, and sometimes the lavish lifestyles and the constant media scrutiny can lead to things getting a little out of hand with the law. Another one of Hollywood's glitterati is going through a rough patch of late, and #ShiaLaBeouf is the latest actor to very publicly face their demons. Alongside Christian Bale, it looks like LaBeouf is becoming one of the most volatile celebrities out there after his latest arrest.
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Geeks
Bestselling Author Christine Feehan's Fans Want Hollywood To Adapt Her 'Shadow' Series — A New Book Trailer Shows Why
New York Times bestselling author #ChristineFeehan is a prolific writer of well over 50 novels and has a devoted fanbase of her paranormal romance readers. Several of her novels has hit the New York Times Bestselling list, and although she's received offers to bring her books to the television screen, it hasn't materialized as of yet. Her "Shadow" series could change all that.
By Rachel Carrington8 years ago in Geeks
10 Biggest Questions Raised by Trailer for Transformers: The Last Knight
the fifth installment in the franchise sets up another trilogy, the new plot raises the opportunity to answer many longstanding questions left since Transformers: Age Of Extinction. But does the new trailer raise more questions than it answers?
By Allie Z.8 years ago in Geeks
Planet Of The Stereotypes: 'Black Panther' To Retire Outdated Character Name
As we prepare to put on a pair of vibranium claws, Ryan Coogler's Black Panther is set to mark a milestone for the MCU and comic book movies everywhere. Bringing the very first black superhero in mainstream American comics to cinemas for the first time is no mean feat, but #BlackPanther looks set to continue the #MCU's winning streak. However, as diverse as the cast and the movie's intentions are, T'Challa was introduced in 1966 during a very different time in race relations. It is safe to say that Black Panther has certainly picked up some outdated stereotypes along the way.
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Geeks
Why A 'Twilight' Movie Prequel About Carlisle Cullen's Rich History Would Be A Hit
There will never come a time when fans have had enough of the #Twilight Saga, and even though the series focused on a relatively young vampire falling in love with a high school girl, there is one character who is essential to the storyline. Without #CarlisleCullen, Edward's story could have never been told, for it was Carlisle who changed Edward when he was dying of influenza.
By Rachel Carrington8 years ago in Geeks
Up, Up And 4 Ways How 'Supergirl' Can Return To The Show's Lighter Roots Next Season
There's no denying that the first season of Supergirl had a much lighter tone than the second; it felt more like the darker Arrowverse shows The Flash and Arrow. The very different feel and relationship drama left more than a few fans unhappy with the direction of the series. And they are ready to start petitions to fix what they consider problems in National City.
By Rachel Carrington8 years ago in Geeks
Tell Me It's Not Pika-True!? This Classic Pokemon Gets A New Name!
Well, I guess it was good while it lasted, but apparently all things must come to an end; or quite possibly just a revamped beginning. Pokemon has been around for what seems like forever, well actually 20 years now. For some of you readers, Pokemon may have been around since before you were born, which makes me feel even older considering I played link-battles on the school bus with my friends.
By Matthew Bailey8 years ago in Geeks
That's My Gal: 'Wonder Woman' Takes The DCEU Past $3 Billion Worldwide
Is it any wonder that we are still talking about Wonder Woman? Being the first big screen adventure for Diana Prince, containing Chris Pine's rippling abs, and Gal Gadot's impressive physique, the film has more than enough to keep us yapping, but now the film has smashed another record. A slew of positive reviews and a scorching box office success has lead to #WonderWoman being given a green light on a sequel, and has revived the reputation of the #DCEU.
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Geeks
Did 'Arrow' Actress Emily Bett Rickards Just Confirm Felicity Survives The Lian Yu Explosion?
The ending of Arrow's fifth season left only Oliver and his son standing while fans were left to wonder who would survive the massive explosion from Adrian Chase's final attack against Oliver. With bombs set all around the island, there are bound to be casualties. And while there are several characters we wouldn't miss — like Talia Al Ghul and Digger Harkness — there are others we couldn't imagine the show without, such as any member of original Team Arrow.
By Rachel Carrington8 years ago in Geeks