movie

Best geek movies throughout history.

Doctor Strange: The MCU Isn't Done with Dormammu Just Yet
Many fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe weren't sure what to expect from Doctor Strange when it was announced, but that skepticism can be put to rest. The film itself was definitely a gamble by Marvel, considering that an entire Multiverse had to be developed. The film's success was dependent on a lot of factors, and its international success so far proves that it was a gamble worth taking.
By Allie Z.8 years ago in Geeks
'Twilight' Fans Are United In Wanting A Jacob And Renesmee Spinoff — But Will It Ever Happen?
When Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part 2 ended in 2012, fans caught a brief glimpse of Edward and Bella's daughter, Renesmee, who had been aged to appear appropriately with Jacob, the werewolf who had imprinted on her at the end of Breaking Dawn, Part 1.
By Rachel Carrington8 years ago in Geeks
Doctor Strange Has No Idea What the Eye of Agamotto Really Is!
After the international premiere of Doctor Strange gave fans a closer look at Marvel's magic and mystical world, news of the psychedelic experience that is Doctor Strange has spread quite rampantly — especially the big twist involving the Eye of Agamotto.
By Allie Z.8 years ago in Geeks
'There Could Be Some Radical Ways Of Doing It': Robert Pattinson Is Open To Another 'Twilight' Film
When the first Twilight movie debuted in 2008, it became a YA blockbuster that was only usurped by the subsequent movies associated with the franchise. Since Twilight: Breaking Dawn, Part II ended the series in 2012, fans have been wishing and hoping for something, anything, that will resurrect the series — and for good reason.
By Rachel Carrington8 years ago in Geeks
Ape-solutely Fabulous: Dwayne Johnson Isn't Monkeying Around In First Picture From 'Rampage'
Let's get ready to rumble, because #DwayneJohnson is poised to rock 'em and sock 'em in the upcoming #Rampage film. After decades of trying to level up the formula to create a great video game movie, can Brad Peyton finally do it with Rampage? Sure, we have had Resident Evil, Tomb Raider, and even Angry Birds, but the genre is mired in the likes of Assassin's Creed and Bob Hoskins playing Super Mario.
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Geeks
Water You Waiting For? James Wan Starts 'Aquaman' Filming With First Set Picture
Better stick on your water wings #comicbook fans, because the seas are about to get a little choppy. After what seems like an eternity since we saw last saw #JasonMomoa's rippling abs coming out of the water on the set of #JusticeLeague, get ready to fill your saucy calendar with a whole host of new images.
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Geeks
I'll Reserve-oir Judgement: Wes Craven Once Walked Out Of 'Reservoir Dogs'
Horror and gore sometimes go hand in hand, but apparently it takes more than some corn syrup and food coloring to impress horror aficionado #WesCraven — something that #QuentinTarantino still seems a little bitter about to this day. Craven was the sire of the slashers, while Tarantino is the viscount of violence, and together the duo arguably make the godfathers of gore. There are a million and one ways to separate the two's directing styles, and at least back in 1992, Craven wasn't a fan of their differing takes on gore in theaters.
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Geeks
Feed 'Em To The Dogs: Quentin Tarantino Reunites 'Reservoir Dogs' Cast For 25th Anniversary
It was clowns to the left of me, jokers to the right as acclaimed director #QuentinTarantino reunited the cast of #ReservioirDogs some 25 years after the film hit cinemas. While the cast may have swapped their black suits and sunglasses for more relaxed attire, Steve Buscemi, Tim Roth, Harvey Keitel, and Michael Madsen were all in attendance alongside Tarantino. Together, the cast made a veritable rainbow in their roles as Mr. Pink, Mr. Orange, Mr. White, Mr. Blonde, and Mr. Brown.
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Geeks
Teen Troubles: 'X-Men New Mutants' Gets Age-Appropriate Working Title
Well, there is certainly something new over in #JoshBoone's #NewMutants camp. The terrible teen team-up is already in pre-production, but now we know the working title of the film about the youngest #XMen.
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Geeks
'Noir' You Listening? 'Logan' Is Getting A Glorious Black And White Release
If you remember back to the days before #HughJackman limped onto our screens for his last time as #Wolverine, you may recall the rather gorgeous marketing for the film. With brooding close-ups and far-off black and white shots, some fans were ecstatic at the possibility that #Logan would hark back to days gone by and be showcased entirely in black and white. Alas, what we got was the cinematic release, which was definitely doused with a large helping of blood.
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Geeks
Ivan Reitman Says The Ghostbusters Franchise Isn't Bust Yet - Promises More Sequels!
Just when you think it is dead and buried, those pesky spooks go and resurrect themselves AGAIN. One of the most unusual pieces of news we have heard in a while is that the maligned Ghostbusters: Answer The Call will not be the last time we fire up the proton packs and hop in ECTO 1. Pick up the phone and press redial, we are going to be calling those Ghostbusters again, and again, and again.
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Geeks
Gar-Field Of Dreams: Peter Parker Still Heartbroken By The Amazing Spider-Man Series
Spider-Man, again! You can barely move for an infestation of spiders and the popular Marvel hero has the honor of being rebooted twice since 2002, narrowly beating Batman's revolving door of movies. Sure, we all remember the Tobey Maguire greatness and Willem Dafoe's grimace, Alfred Molina's tentacled terror, and (maybe not) Peter's emo phase, but what did we all take away from the Andrew Garfield era?
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Geeks