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Movie Review:'The Death of Dick Long' Surprisingly Human Dark Comedy
The Death of Dick Long was not what I was expecting it to be. Based off of the film’s trailer, I assumed The Death of Dick Long was going to be a dark comedy about hillbillies covering up their buddies death. That is part of the story, for sure, but what I didn’t expect was the level of humanity and drama in The Death of Dick Long. Instead of portraying well known redneck tropes, The Death of Dick Long gives these characters depth and dimension.
By Sean Patrick6 years ago in Geeks
The Skeleton in My Closet is an Edward Cullen T-Shirt
The Twilight Saga changed me as a person. Well, more specifically, the Twilight Saga: Eclipse. On an offensively hot summer day in Citrus Park, Florida, a 13-year-old me persuaded my dad, a bona fide horror and sci-fi buff, to buy us two tickets to Eclipse with the promise of bloody conflict between vampires and werewolves. I thank God every day that my dad, also a bona fide workaholic, didn't have time to keep up with the latest pop culture and thus did not even know what Twilight was.
By Jana Henson6 years ago in Geeks
9 Triple F Rated Movies
Let's look at 9 "Triple F" rated movies. What does "Triple F" mean? It denotes films directed by a woman, written by a woman, while featuring significant women on screen . You'll surely find some of these movie superior to others, but they all qualify as "Triple F." Don't worry: A few of these movies might be considered masterpieces.
By Wade Wainio6 years ago in Geeks
The Power of Silence in Cinema
When we watch movies and television, commenting on and admiring the cinematography, acting, styling, and score is pretty customary. After all, cinema is mostly defined and looked upon as a story told through a series of moving images. But there is one defining factor that, if done well, usually goes unnoticed, but if done poorly will immediately take you out of an otherwise immersive experience - and that is sound editing.
By malin evita6 years ago in Geeks
25 Years Of 'A Goofy Movie!': Fun Facts About The Film
2020 marks the 25th anniversary of Disney's A Goofy Movie. When a less than encouraging call from the Principal leaves him fearing that his teenage son, Max, is on a bad path, Goofy arranges what he hopes will be a bonding road-trip to Lake Destiny, his favourite childhood fishing destination, unaware that he is derailing Max's own plans for a first date with his dream girl, Roxanne.
By Kristy Anderson6 years ago in Geeks
Worst Superhero Movie Sequel Flops
Batman. Superman. Captain America. Thor. All of these household superhero names and more have lit up the big screen over the past few decades, raking in the big bucks in the box office and making a lot of people very rich. When it comes to success however, not every superhero flick has been so well-received after hitting movie theaters. In fact, there are quite a few out there that we’d regard as flops. Here are the worst superhero movie sequels so far…
By Daniel Falconer6 years ago in Geeks
Miss Congeniality - A Movie Review
Tell me what you’re doing for the talent competition! I promise I’m not going to steal it. Twenty years ago, Miss Congeniality hit theaters. The Miss United States Beauty Pageant is under threat. An F.B.I agent has to go undercover to solve this case before it is too late. Along the way, Gracie learns a very different meaning behind beauty pageants than what she thought before.
By Marielle Sabbag6 years ago in Geeks
Jumanji: The Next Level
As a child, the 1995 Jumanji was always a part of weekends with my Nana. It was the first action adventure movie I really remember that wasn’t gory or bloody and didn’t get too scary for my fraidy-cat self. Robin Williams kept it interesting and made jokes that broke up the intensity so it wasn’t too much for a child to take in all at once.
By Mary Knutson6 years ago in Geeks
Which Apocalypse Personality Are You? This Movie Has Them All
As a movie, this one is low on plot but high on comedy. Within the first half hour, all of the characters' personalities (and some of their secrets) as well as the catalyst for the apocalypse are revealed as these four couples sit down to brunch. It quickly becomes clear that their dysfunctional relationships with one another are simply not strong enough to withstand this external crisis...or are they?
By Elizabeth Tebb6 years ago in Geeks
