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Best geek movies throughout history.

Film Review: First Man
The life story of Neil Armstrong, the first person to walk on the moon, is so full of astounding courage, tragedy and triumph that it is just begging for an old-school Hollywood biopic, with all the inspiring speeches, swelling orchestras and grand themes that the genre entails. First Man is not that biopic.
By La nice3 years ago in Geeks
Film review: A Star Is Born
Throughout A Star Is Born, people keep insisting that it’s not talent that counts in the music business, it’s having something to say. But that’s a risky refrain for a melodrama that doesn’t have much to say itself. Charting the turbulent relationship between a singer on the rise and another in decline, it’s the fourth film to use that same plot and title, so it could be categorised as a remake of a remake of a remake. But as there is almost nothing in it that wasn’t in the previous iterations, it’s hard to see what prompted this particular re-re-remake, and even harder to think about it without the term ‘vanity project’ springing to mind.
By La nice3 years ago in Geeks
Film Review: Rome
Alfonso Cuarón’s Roma is beautiful in every way. From the subtle artistry of its black-and-white images to its personal yet universal story about a young servant, Cleo.
By La nice3 years ago in Geeks
Recommended ten classic high-scoring European and American films
1、Mistakenly Killed to Conceal the Sky The Manslaughter is a Hindi film directed by Nishikat Kamat and starring Ajayya Dugan, Shreya Saran, and Tabu. The film tells the story of Vijay, a father, who uses counter-surveillance techniques learned in movies to fight the police to defend his family who mistakenly killed an uninvited guest. This movie is relatively cold, but the plot design is awesome, San's this movie is worth recommending.
By Fester Hammer3 years ago in Geeks
Does the alienation fear of 1983 correspond to the cyber crisis of 2021?
When it comes to director Cronenberg, every time a fragmentary grotesque horror film comes to mind, he is a grotesque director who is very good at combining the cruelty of the imaginary world with real life. In most of his works, he has been touching the gray areas of the human psyche, the dark side, and the edge of human nature. In general, a cult movie is a cult movie that can get a score of 7.4 on Douban. Now, turn off the TV, and let us go into this "videotape murder".
By Lonetoft3 years ago in Geeks
David Cronenberg asked in 1991, "Are we really worms?
The art of satire lies in the substitution of scenes that are common to us in everyday life, and subsequently, the effect of satire comes into being. The so-called substitution is nothing more than a swap between subject and object. The normal theory is that a person is sunbathing, but if the sun is sunbathing, many people will be shocked, and the basis of their shock is that their daily delightful scenes have changed, and no one can resist this visual impact. Therefore, satire is a plus at this time.
By Lonetoft3 years ago in Geeks
For this dog, moving on is not a compliment
For most creators, the emotional connection between animals and humans is very useful for creativity. We all know a movie called "The Faithful Dog", for that film, successfully shaped a harmless dog, and successfully maintained the special feelings of human-dog love, the film is commercial, but it reflects certain humanistic care, and its care is recognized by most people. Therefore, that movie has become a classic. It can be seen that the key point for human and animal movies to become classics is to grasp a certain emotional resonance. After finding it, for the creator to find a source of inspiration.
By Alessandro Algardi3 years ago in Geeks
Robbers are not afraid, but afraid of robbers have culture
Burke and Kirk are not good pairs of friends but are colleagues. The two are not very different in age, but they have opposite personalities, Burke is calm and cool, while Kirk is outgoing. However, when the two go out on a mission but can end up becoming good friends. Of course, this depends on the outside world to reduce stress.
By Lonetoft3 years ago in Geeks
When loneliness loses out to reason, this unrequited love has deteriorated
Loneliness is a catalyst. When a person is lonely, he or she will always find his or her most emotionally sensitive points, which are constantly amplified by the catalyst of loneliness. These points will in turn act on the loner, who will briefly lose his or her judgment under these effects, including but not limited to the perception of the outside world. The reason for the loner's grouping is loneliness, and once this loneliness is lost, judgment is restored.
By Alessandro Algardi3 years ago in Geeks
How 'The Mummy: Rise of the Aztecs' Can Revive The Franchise
Universal Pictures is likely kicking itself over the poorly-received monster movie universe, AKA Dark Universe. The 2017 reboot starring Tom Cruise and Sofia Boutella failed to wow audiences, along with unsuccessfully creating a universe for them. There are also zero plans to continue that narrative, so the whole thing is a bust.
By Allie Z.3 years ago in Geeks
Anikulapo
This is one Nigerian movie you should definitely watch. Not only is it an epic historical and cultural masterpiece but it also gives a glimpse into Nigeria's pre-colonial life and times. Anikulapo is a beautifully produced work of art by a master storyteller that has not only elevated Nigerian culture but also garnered acceptability and love from viewers around the world earning it a number-one ranking on Netflix.
By Imabong Faminu3 years ago in Geeks
Halloween Movies/Shows to Watch
Happy October! Though I am very not a Halloween person I thought I would share my list of conventional and unconventional movies for spooky time.
By Alexandrea Callaghan3 years ago in Geeks