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James Earl Jones, Voice of Darth Vader, Dies at 93
We turn to breaking news as sources reveal that minutes ago, Hollywood legend James Earl Jones officially died. The actor was known for his vocal performance as the iconic villain Darth Vader and the character of Mufasa from Disney’s The Lion King. Reports confirm he passed away earlier Monday morning at his home in Dutchess County, N.Y. Jones was 93.
By Total Apex Entertainment & Sportsabout a year ago in Geeks
Beloved ‘Goonies’ Cast Officially Returning for Thrilling Sequel Film
One of the most classic ’80s films of all time that still makes its mark today is 1985’s Goonies. After almost 40 years, rumors spread online that The Goonies may return to theaters for a sequel that will reprise some of the original cast’s roles. Here’s everything you need to know about the iconic comeback of The Goonies and the actors that might come along with it.
By Total Apex Entertainment & Sportsabout a year ago in Geeks
Regent Theatre's Successful Summerdance Film Festival
The Regent Theatre was packed with high-energy film fanatics, mingling about their favorite films at this year's Summerdance Film Festival. Noted as one of the best local film festivals, the event immersed audiences in discussions and seven distinct short indie films.
By Marielle Sabbagabout a year ago in Geeks
'Beetlejuice Beetlejuice' Returns with Undead Fun and Ghoulish Delights
It’s showtime, this is going to be one insane ride. Beetlejuice Beetlejuice is a 2024 sequel to the thirty-six-year-old Tim Burton film. Lydia and her daughter, Astrid return home following a family tragedy. When Astrid opens the portal to the Afterlife, the family is haunted by the maniacal Beetlejuice once more.
By Marielle Sabbagabout a year ago in Geeks
Why doesn't anyone ask questions on Gilmore Girls??
I wrote a previous article where I brought some ideas from the first ocuple of seasons of Gilmore Girls, and now I am back to bring you some more ideas. Currently on season 4, and Rory just made it to Yale. Let us talk about what I have had some thoughts about. See below to see some of my original thoughts.
By Jazzy about a year ago in Geeks
Pamela Anderson Shines in Her New Film The Last Showgirl
Pamela Anderson has made a major comeback with her new film *The Last Showgirl*, which had its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF). During the post-screening Q&A session, Anderson revealed how personal this role felt to her, even joking, "I think I’ve been getting ready my whole life for this role." Anderson stars as Shelley, a Las Vegas showgirl whose career is nearing its end, and it’s clear that this role holds special meaning for the 57-year-old actress.
By Jayuabout a year ago in Geeks
Cuckoo: A Twisted Dive into the Eccentric and Unsettling
Exploring the Unsettling World of Tilman Singer's "Cuckoo" When it comes to films that defy conventional boundaries and delve into the realm of the bizarre, directors like David Cronenberg, Julia Ducournau, and Lars Von Trier are often the first names that come to mind. These visionaries have crafted works that challenge and intrigue, offering audiences experiences that linger long after the credits roll. Tilman Singer, though not yet on par with these luminaries, shows promising signs of heading in that direction with his latest film, Cuckoo. While the film holds potential, it doesn’t quite resonate as deeply as one might hope.
By PETER Jabout a year ago in Geeks
The Girl on the Train (2016) is a Captivating Psycho-Drama
We can always solve the pieces of any difficult puzzle. Based on the novel written by Paula Hawkins, The Girl on the Train is a 2016 psychological thriller about an alcoholic woman who’s entangled in a missing person investigation. As Rachel uncovers disturbing truths and revelations of past relationships, she puts missing blurred pieces together.
By Marielle Sabbagabout a year ago in Geeks
Mary Martin: The First Female Peter Pan
Before Sandy Duncan, Cathy Rigby, and Allison Williams portrayed the female Peter Pan, there was Mary Martin, the first female Peter Pan on Broadway. Texas Native Mary played as Peter Pan in 1954 earning her a Tony Award. Her successful performance portrayal as Peter Pan would be televised in front of a live studio audience. After her death, Her name and her legacy will be forever remembered known as the first female-led Peter Pan.
By Gladys W. Muturiabout a year ago in Geeks
The Struggles of Youth: A Journey of Love, Violence, and Missed Opportunities in "And Their Children After Them"
Emerging talent Paul Kircher, known for his captivating performances in Christophe Honoré’s Winter Boy and Thomas Cailley’s The Animal Kingdom, steps into the role of Anthony, an awkward 14-year-old introvert. From the moment we meet him, donning a leather motorcycle jacket despite the sweltering heat, it's clear that Anthony is trying to project a cool exterior. His misguided attempts to impress his cousin and appear more mature are signaled early when he casually flicks a cigarette into a lake, muttering that the water is too filthy for a swim. This minor act foreshadows his inability to truly fit in, a recurring theme throughout the story.
By PETER Jabout a year ago in Geeks
Incoming - A Movie Review
The Ever-Evolving Landscape of Teen Comedies The quest for the next great adolescent comedy remains as vibrant as ever, fueled by the irresistible charm of films like "Superbad." These movies often draw inspiration from darker, single-night escapades involving hapless adults, reminiscent of the cult classic "After Hours." This relentless pursuit of comedic brilliance has enriched cinema tailored for younger audiences, giving rise to gems such as the uproariously entertaining and refreshingly sex-positive “Blockers,” the enjoyable and smart “Booksmart,” the high-energy “Bodies Bodies Bodies,” and the remarkable college comedy “Emergency” that deftly navigates themes of race, gender, and class with both humor and depth.
By PETER Jabout a year ago in Geeks
Terminator Zero: A Movie Review
Plot Overview Set amidst the familiar backdrop of a world threatened by technological dominance, Terminator Zero brings a fresh and exciting spin to the classic storyline. At its heart is a soldier from a dystopian future, sent back to the year 1997 on a critical mission: to protect a scientist named Malcolm Lee. Lee is on the verge of launching a groundbreaking artificial intelligence system, designed to counter the looming threat of Skynet—a malevolent AI that will eventually wage war on humanity.
By PETER Jabout a year ago in Geeks