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Restless Movie Review -A Unlikely Revival-
Restless Movie REVIEW – An Unlikely Revival More from Movie Magic Heather’s Review The trailer starts off all scary and tense, almost gothic like. It’s full of freaky imagery, but despite all of that, I was captivated by it immediately. I thought it was a powerful trailer, and a scary and moody film. After seeing the movie, I know that it did it’s job. It created the anxiety that the trailer engendered and kept my feet on the floor.
By umer ali3 years ago in Geeks
'Black Adam Movie' Review -A WARM WELCOME-
Black Adam Movie Review Adam wants to find a way to free himself from the evil forces. So, he takes on a different identity and begins a new life in order to plan his master's return.
By umer ali3 years ago in Geeks
Empire of Light - A Movie Review
Find the light and keep moving forward. Empire of Light is a 2022 film. The story is set in an English coastal town in the early 1980s, in the Empire movie theater. Hilary connects with a young man named Stephen. Experiencing the usual day-to-day norms at the theater, there is something unusual about Hilary’s behavior.
By Marielle Sabbag3 years ago in Geeks
10 Best Anime of all time
As a fan of anime, it's always exciting to see what new series and seasons will be released each year. But first, let's define what we mean by "anime." Anime is a style of Japanese animated entertainment featuring colorful characters, imaginative storylines, and dynamic action. It has gained a worldwide audience and has inspired a wealth of spin-off media, such as manga, video games, and collectible merchandise. In this article, we'll be taking a look at the "10 best anime of all time". We considered a number of factors, including story, plot, character development, animation quality, and overall enjoyment.
By PP3 years ago in Geeks
thoughts
We have entered the age of prequels, but how long have we actually been here. It’s not the first time we have strayed into these kinds of film and tv. Smallville, starwars, house of the dragon, the rings of power, fantastic beasts. All prequels or used prequel formatting from the most popular franchises. And often these shows and moves leave behind major and minor plot holes, often some are created just to fill in a gap left behind by its previous movies. Often they are just cash grabs that do nothing but make the plot holes worse. These are just some of the things I find myself pondering in times of boredom.
By S.R.Daley3 years ago in Geeks
ALLIANCE BETWEEN MEN AND ELVES
what can work for humanity is an alliance between Elves and Men. They both suffer and have allies they can turn on when they are in danger or in need of allies. They've fought alongside one another before and understand the other's plight in a similar manner. Perhaps Elves can advise the orcs on what the elves will likely demand from them. They can see the picture and see a way forward.
By umer ali3 years ago in Geeks
A Christmas Story Christmas - A Movie Review
Life moves fast. Make Christmas memories last. A Christmas Story Christmas is a sequel to the classic 1983 film. All grown up, Ralphie and his family travel to his childhood home for Christmas. With the sad passing of his father, Ralphie is determined to make this the best Christmas for everybody.
By Marielle Sabbag3 years ago in Geeks
The 12 Days of Christmas Eve - A Movie Review
How many times am I going to have to relieve Christmas Eve? The 12 Days of Christmas Eve found its way into theaters in 2022. Brian, a wealthy businessman has no time for his family. One Christmas Eve he gets in a car accident. Santa Claus has an offer. If Brian repeats Christmas Eve 12 times, he’ll give him another chance at life.
By Marielle Sabbag3 years ago in Geeks
Avatar: The Way of Water Movie Review
At the close of the 2010s, James Cameron’s Avatar delivered a substantial leap forward for high-end blockbusters. After thirteen years in the making, Avatar: The Way of Water has been biding its time, waiting for its biggest competitors to end or fizzle out. For the most part, the return of the highest grossing film in history has been worth the wait.
By Robert Cain3 years ago in Geeks
The Most Wonderful Time of the Year - A Movie Review
It’s two days until Christmas and you don’t have the lights up yet? The Most Wonderful Time of the Year aired in 2008. This holiday is different for single mom, Jen, and her son. Her uncle arrives, but he is not alone. Bringing a handsome but struggling musician home for the holidays, he makes the holiday better for everyone.
By Marielle Sabbag3 years ago in Geeks
House of the dragon. Greens verse the blacks
let me start by saying. Most of the people on most of the Facebook pages are trolls, even some of the pages themselves are run by trolls. I’m not saying there isn’t any fun to be had in trolling some one, that is if they deserve it. To really judge this, one needs to look at everything, the argument, the statement and the conclusion.
By S.R.Daley3 years ago in Geeks
Movie Recommendations - Volume V
Colder weather and shorter daylight hours mean it’s premium movie watching season again. Whether it is in the movie theater or at your home theater, this time of the year is best not just for Christmas movies but for watching new releases in general. Between the streaming services, new theater movies, or even documentaries, there are a lot of excellent movies coming out to close out 2022. I recently saw four movies that I would recommend to others with three of them being watched at home and one in the theaters. Even if some of these movies are not in theaters, I would recommend checking them out through Apple TV+ in this case for a short-term subscription.
By Ben W3 years ago in Geeks