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Anime Review: Ao Ashi
Sports anime may share some underlying similarities, but the writing and execution can vary greatly. Ao Ashi creates a world full of lessons and adversity in football and life. And like most sports anime, you don't have to be a fan of football to enjoy it. Like in any other good anime, the characters, the climax, and the emotions are all present. The primary goal of this anime review is to demonstrate how Ao Ashi differs from other sports anime in specific ways, what those differences are, and how good it is overall.
By Hassan3 years ago in Geeks
Memory
I know everyone has an opinion when it comes to what they enjoy watching. We also have expectations about certain movies, actors, and actresses. But, that being said, I don't think this movie got the love it deserved. Memory is a powerful story highlighting the inequalities that exist in society and how the poor and powerless become pawns in the hands of the rich and powerful. The law is served raw and undiluted to the first group while creating loopholes for the second to wiggle out and subvert the process. It also discusses terminal illness (Alzheimer's); politics; policing; child prostitution, social and financial inequality as well as other issues. We should give Liam Neeson his due. He is a gifted and experienced actor. In this movie, he is the central figure and his performance determines the movie's success or otherwise.
By Imabong Faminu3 years ago in Geeks
My Hero Academia
I got recommended My Hero Academia a few times but never got around to watching it. Finally, I said screw it and played episode 1 to see what all of the hype was about. I was hooked!! I watched all 5 seasons with 120 episodes, and 3 movies in 10 days. Yes, I am insane, and yes this is one of my new favorite anime of all time now. Let's get into what makes My Hero Academia a show worth watching.
By animetipz3 years ago in Geeks
Planet Tetro ~ Page 10
We started our march, as the cave was located south of the village. Our home was conveniently located at the southern tip of the town. It’ll take us about three days if we take our time. Half if we decided to rush. We’re shooting for 2 1/2 days to get some rest before reaching the Sapphire Cave. We started at a small pace. Then once we couldn’t see the village, we got to a slight jog. I could tell that we were all holding back the urge to sprint. We all knew, though, without saying a word. That exerting your energy needless outside the village wouldn’t be very smart. We could run into any number of encounters from now on.
By Terrence3 years ago in Geeks
Georgia Rule - A Movie Review
Not sure, I have to check with Georgia if this is against the rules or not. Georgia Rule is a 2007 film. Sending her troubled daughter to live with her grandmother for the summer. Her grandmother has all kinds of rules. During the summer, a harmful secret is revealed, ruining trust amongst the family.
By Marielle Sabbag3 years ago in Geeks
Cyberpunk: Edgerunners Series Review
In 2020, one of the most highly anticipated video games of all time landed with a dull thud, let down by its poor technical state and hollow RPG mechanics. Be that as it may, CD Projekt Red, in collaboration with Studio Trigger, have pressed on to expand the game’s world and reach with Cyberpunk: Edgerunners. Many will be very surprised to learn that this ten-episode series is far better than the title that inspired it.
By Robert Cain3 years ago in Geeks
Review: "Don't Worry Darling"
Don’t Worry Darling has been on the wrong side of the internet for a long time leading up to its release in theaters for all the drama it has brought to Hollywood and its stars. Movies are supposed to bring drama, but the behind-the-scenes issues behind this film are almost laughable. Between the relationship between star and director Olivia Wilde and Harry Styles is a sore point, as well as the tension between Wilde and Florence Pugh. To go into all the rumors and drama behind the scenes would be more than enough to go into an entirely different article, but still worth mentioning as it will indeed affect how some view the film. At its core, Don’t Worry Darling is a psychological thriller that features some terrific work from its main star in Pugh as well as some incredible cinematography.
By Nick Cavuoti3 years ago in Geeks
Planet Tetro ~ Page 9
After studying, we decided to stop by our favorite shop and grab some items. It's located on the way home, so it's convenient. Our home is located on the outer edge of the village, and I love it. We arrived at the shop pretty fast. After all, we're very excited to head out. It'll be wise to be patient, though, and go tomorrow. We got there, and the outside didn't look much, but the owner isn't prominent on aesthetics. His shop looks like a giant metal shed from the outside.
By Terrence3 years ago in Geeks
You're Not You - A Movie Review
Find someone who sees you. Never give up on the greatest battle. You’re Not You is a 2014 film. A classical pianist is diagnosed with ALS. Stubborn about others helping her, a brash college student becomes her caregiver. The bond that they create is unbreakable.
By Marielle Sabbag3 years ago in Geeks
The Shield : One of TVs overlooked gems
Ask someone about their favorite TV anti-hero and their answer will be someone like Walter White, Don Draper or Tony Soprano which are all great choices honestly. Shows like Breaking Bad, Mad Men and The Sopranos redefined the role of the protagonist and ushered in a golden age of TV which is still going strong today.
By Taimur Ijlal3 years ago in Geeks
The Lord of the Rings Trilogy: An Introduction and Overview
This series of novels by English author and scholar J.R.R. Tolkien is set in a fantasy world where humans and elves battle against evil. Despite its popularity, however, some feel that the series is overrated. The Lord of the Rings is often criticized as simplistic and formulaic work lacking depth. Despite this, many feel it is a classic work that is still enjoyable today.
By Terry Mansfield3 years ago in Geeks
Walking Inside the World of Vincent van Gogh
"I don't know anything with certainty, but seeing the stars makes me dream. ” - Vincent Van Gogh When I was a little girl, I used to look at van Gogh’s paintings for hours. My father had an enormous hardcover book that featured an impressive collection of his art throughout his career. I found it fascinating – the vivid colors, the brush strokes, the people – all of it was like nothing I had seen before. There are a few paintings I’ve never forgotten over the years–Skull of a Skeleton with Burning Cigarette, Sunflowers, Starry Night Over the Rhône, The Night Café, and his self-portraits.
By Jennifer M. Ward3 years ago in Geeks