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Movie Review: 'On the Count of Three' is a Terrific Directorial Debut for Jerrod Carmichael
Mental health experts will tell you that suicidal people will seem happier right before they take their life. It doesn’t always happen that way, but in most cases euphoria sets in once death is certain. The dark dramatic comedy, On the Count of Three, from star and director Jerrod Carmichael, pictures suicide from a different perspective. On the Count of Three is a suicide comedy, a dark comedy, of course, and it captures the kind of feelings mental health experts see in suicidal patients.
By Sean Patrick4 years ago in Geeks
Avatar 2 Will Save Theaters
Movie theaters are closing down, ticket prices are skyrocketing, the price of popcorn is staggering, streaming services are dominating the competition, and piracy is never-ending. All this can be defined as a crisis in movie theaters.
By Casimiro Filipe 4 years ago in Geeks
Top Gun: The Lost Pilot. Top Story - May 2022.
Who doesn’t want to be Maverick? In Tony Scott’s Top Gun Pete Mitchell was the epitome of the glorious warrior, as skilled as he was wild. Who doesn’t want to question authority, live beyond the rules, fly too close to the Sun? That’s the catch of course: Maverick is also Icarus, Maverick is Achilles, the hero felled by his own flaw — though it’s his best friend, Goose, who falls from the sky. Cruise, it’s worth noting, has wondered whether a contemporary studio would tolerate Goose’s death, if the movie were made today. “Can you imagine? Today, you’d have a hard time killing Goose,” he has said. “There would be a lot of discussion about killing Goose. You’d go to test screenings, and they would tell us, ‘They hate it when Goose dies! He’s such a likeable character! You’ve got to cut that out of the movie.’”
By Erica Wagner4 years ago in Geeks
Downton Abbey A New Era
In fact, before I went into the cinema, I took a look at the fresh score and felt that it was not as high as the first film, so I was still very worried about making a sequel just because it was bad money.
By hoang an pham4 years ago in Geeks
The Talented Mr. Ripley
"The Talented Mr. Ripley" is a chilling, Hitchcockian portrait of a psychopath and his victims. A colossal clash between Ripley, the aforementioned psychopath protagonist, and young Greenleaf, a superb narcissist, is at the heart of this masterwork, set in the gorgeously decadent scapes of Italy.
By Vlad Andrei Apostol4 years ago in Geeks
Doctor Strange in The Multiverse Of Madness
Open letter to Kevin Feige. Next time, please let Sam Raimi off your leash. After creative difference between original director Scott Derrickson and Marvel’s producer Kevin Feige. Sam Raimi was brought in to helm the new mind-bending film, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. This change in director was indeed perfect, with Sam Raimi’s extension experiences in both horror and superhero genre, with The Evil Dead and Spider-Man series. This sequel has some few great visuals, action, humor, acting, and musical score, although the story felt rushed, uneven paced, and maybe messing a few plots point.
By Louis Mihael4 years ago in Geeks
5 Reasons To Check Out Zac Efron's FireStarter As Charlie Burns It Down
Firestarter is a story of a little girl born to two young lovers who met at a college research study. Think MK Ultra and two horny teenagers get together and concoct something wicked in a petri dish. When little Charlie is born she possesses extraordinary pyrokinetic abilities unlike anyone could imagine and attracts the attention of the insidious group known as the shop.
By Jason Ray Morton 4 years ago in Geeks
Everything Everywhere All at Once
In short: Probably the best movie I've seen in the last three years. It was the first time I saw an audience applaud after watching a movie in a North American commercial theater.
By ngoc van nguyen4 years ago in Geeks
Uncharted
The other day, I patched up Land of the Forsaken and The Lost City of Z. See three spiders in the same frame, three bats in the same frame, better to see bat spiders in the same frame. Of course, in The Lost City of Z, the two only co-starred, not together.
By ngoc truong nguyen4 years ago in Geeks
Against the Ice
The film Ride Against the Ice, based on true events, has received low reviews. But I think there are at least two points of concern.
By hoang khoi ngo4 years ago in Geeks
Morbius
Important reveal plot: Drinking blood won't end like drinking alcohol. Similarly, no matter how long you read a revealing story, you will not read a cut.
By hoang quyen ly4 years ago in Geeks
Movie Review: 'Senior Year' Recycles Fish Out of Water Cliches
Senior Year stars Rebel Wilson as Stephanie Conway. As a teenager, in the late 1990s, Stephanie went from nerdy freshman to the most popular girl in school through sheer determination. The height of her popularity came as the head cheerleader for the Bulldogettes and she’d choreographed an incredible new routine. Unfortunately, Stephanie’s rise created an enemy in Tiffany (Zoe Chao), a fellow cheerleader who decides to sabotage the cheer routine.
By Sean Patrick4 years ago in Geeks