fact or fiction

Is it a fact or is it merely fiction? Fact or Fiction explores the lesser known truths in the geek universe.

God's Will
Once upon a time, in a certain country, there lived two farmers, Ivan and Naum. Both of them went to a village to earn a living and started working for two different landowners. They worked all week and met each other only on Sundays.
By Nikita Angel11 months ago in Geeks
10 Hidden Sci-Fi TV Shows That Deserve More Attention
Sci-fi TV shows have given us incredible worlds, mind-bending concepts, and unforgettable characters. But while Stranger Things, Black Mirror, and The Expanse get all the attention, there are many hidden sci-fi gems that deserve the spotlight.
By Izzy11 months ago in Geeks
Pushpa's Miraculous Power. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
Pushpa's miraculous powers Pushpa was an ordinary teenager. A sixteen-year-old girl, she was a class truant. The only child of her parents, her little world was all about school, friends, and studies. But one day, her life suddenly changed—when she realized that she could hear the thoughts of others!
By Mudassirul Huqe arafat11 months ago in Geeks
NARNIA RE-AWAKENED: A DEEP DIVE INTO 'PRINCE CASPIAN' AND THE RETURN TO MAGIC
Following the success of "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe," expectations were high for this darker, more mature chapter. Stepping away from the whimsical innocence of the first film, "Prince Caspian" plunges audiences into a Narnia grappling with oppression, rebellion, and the fading memory of the Golden Age. This article offers an in-depth exploration of the film, dissecting its narrative complexities, examining its cast and production, and analyzing its reception by critics and audiences alike. From the intricacies of its visual effects to the strategic marketing campaign, we'll uncover the story behind the film that sought to rekindle the magic of Narnia for a new generation.
By Xavier11 months ago in Geeks
A Complete Unknown Ending Explained
A Complete Unknown, which James Mangold co-wrote and directed, has a unique ending. In contrast to other musician biopics, the Bob Dylan film mostly centers on the celebrated singer-songwriter's ascent to fame in the 1960s, which culminated in Dylan's 1965 performance at the Newport Folk Festival. A Complete Unknown received positive reviews and was nominated for multiple Oscars, including Best Picture and Best Actor. In addition to his amicable but tense relationship with Pete Seeger, Dylan's ascent as a folk star is well-established in the movie, from his first arrival in New York City in 1961 to his sold-out performances.
By WHB KHN11 months ago in Geeks
Do Not Imitate Others
One day, a lion and a lioness were sitting in the jungle, playing and teasing each other. Nearby, a jackal was hiding and observing everything. Suddenly, the lioness said to the lion, Dear lion, bring me something to eat; I am very hungry.
By Nikita Angel11 months ago in Geeks
The Deceitful Friend
A deer and a jackal were resting under a jand tree. A crow was sitting on a branch above them. The crow flew down and sat in the shade near the deer and the jackal. The crow started a conversation, Wouldnt it be great if we three became friends Then we could stay together and find a place where we all get plenty of food.
By Nikita Angel11 months ago in Geeks
Superman trailer review
The first trailer for James Gunn’s Superman has arrived, and it’s safe to say that DC and Warner Bros. are steering the franchise in an exciting new direction. With this being the inaugural film under the new DCU banner, there’s a lot riding on its success, and the teaser hints at a fresh yet reverent take on the Man of Steel.
By Jeno Treshan 11 months ago in Geeks
Anora Ending Explained. Content Warning.
It is a sad ending for Anora. Reviews for Anora, which was written and directed by Sean Baker, who was praised for Rocket Man and The Florida Project, have been overwhelmingly positive. The movie has been nominated for awards since its Cannes Film Festival debut. As Anora comes to a close, Mikey Madison's title character boards a private jet to Las Vegas with the rest of the cast, including Vanya, his parents, Igor, Toros, and Garnick, in order to have her marriage dissolved. Anora objects to being made to do something she doesn't want to do, but Vanya's mother Galina threatens to punish her if she doesn't comply.
By WHB KHN11 months ago in Geeks
When Titans Clash: Deconstructing the Divisive Legacy of 'Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice'
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. The very title promises a clash of iconic proportions, a meeting of DC Comics’ two most formidable heroes on the silver screen. More than just a fight, it was envisioned as the cornerstone of a larger DC Extended Universe (DCEU), a bold attempt to rival the Marvel Cinematic Universe's (MCU) unprecedented success. This article delves into the multifaceted layers of Batman v Superman, examining its plot, cast, production, reception, and lasting impact on the superhero genre. We’ll explore why this film, despite its ambition and scale, remains a lightning rod for both ardent supporters and vehement detractors.
By Xavier11 months ago in Geeks
ULTRON'S REIGN: A DEEP DIVE INTO 'AVENGERS: AGE OF ULTRON' - TRIUMPH, TRIBULATIONS, AND TICKING ROBOTS
"The Avengers," crashed onto screens with the force of a Hulk smash, promising bigger action, higher stakes, and a darker tone. As the eleventh installment in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), it stood as a crucial bridge between the Phase Two and Phase Three narratives. Audiences, already deeply invested in the interwoven stories of Earth's Mightiest Heroes, arrived with expectations sky-high. The film, directed and written by Joss Whedon, aimed to explore the consequences of superhero intervention and the potential dangers of unchecked technological advancement, all while delivering the signature MCU blend of humor and heart-pounding action. But beneath the spectacle, "Age of Ultron" faced scrutiny, becoming a point of contention amongst fans and critics alike, making it a fascinating and complex chapter in the MCU saga.
By Xavier11 months ago in Geeks
🧠 The Psychology of Villains: Why We Love the Bad Guys
Introduction: Why Do We Root for the Villain? Think about the last movie or TV show you loved. Did you find yourself secretly drawn to the villain?
By Ahmet Kıvanç Demirkıran11 months ago in Geeks