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Captain America: Civil War's Sokovia Accords Explained
There are a lot of mysteries surrounding the film, specifically the content. One of the biggest questions is how the Sokovia Accords will fit into the film, as there is no comic-book basis for them to be based off of. However, the description and photos of the main page of the Sokovia Accords indicate that the Sokovia Accords are an interpretation of the widely known, SuperHuman Registration Act from Marvel Comics.
By Allie Z.8 years ago in Geeks
The fast funding of Code8—filmmakers, take note
On March 22, 2016, Robbie Amell (The Tomorrow People and Flash) and Stephen Amell (Arrow) launched an Indiegogo campaign to raise funds for their upcoming movie, Code8. They set the goal for $200,000, and, when the funding closed on April 22nd, the cousins had raised over 1.7 million dollars. Not bad for a project fans knew little about until the day of launch. Variety reported that
By Rachel Carrington8 years ago in Geeks
Recommendation Day 4: Critically Panned But I Still Love It!
Every critic must have a good time reviewing this one. Battlefield Earth Some of you probably snickered after reading those two words, and yes I understand why you think it's a terrible movie - yet, it's one that I loved at the time and still enjoy returning to on late night binge fests of sci-fi wonderment.
By Matthew Bailey8 years ago in Geeks
Newest Additions to 'X-Men: Apocalypse': Alkali Lake Set Confirmed
May is the month of superhero movies this year, Captain America: Civil War (2016) premieres later this week, and X-Men: Apocalypse (2016) has a premiere date later this month on the 27th. As for Captain America: Civil War, spoilers and information on the film are being released at a constant rate. The same can be said of X-Men: Apocalypse with it's imminent release, but there's a far more substantial amount of mystery behind the X-Men: Apocalypse. We're privy to a known cast of mutants, but an entire legacy of mutants has been added to the original team introduced in X-Men: First Class. Some of which we have no idea who they are yet, and just may have pivotal futures in the 'X-Men' franchise.
By Allie Z.8 years ago in Geeks
Top 5 Romance Movies (According to Nicholas Sparks)
Nicholas Sparks is the man that most people think of when they think of romantic movies these days. He's the powerhouse behind such movies as Dear John, Safe Haven, and, of course The Notebook. However, when he shared his favorite romantic movies with Rotten Tomatoes, none of his were on the list.
By Tisha Eaton8 years ago in Geeks
Genderbusters: Most Than a Ghost of a Chance
Ok, so filtering through all of the Ghostbusters rumors, was more work than I expected, especially with the Tatum/Pratt news leak, but nevertheless my search continued. As my searching progressed, I became more and more aggravated. Not with the ALL FEMALE CAST REBOOT but with the #ghostbustersgate nonsense.
By Matthew Bailey8 years ago in Geeks
Recommendation Challenge Day 2: My Cult Favorite
Fear is the mind-killer. - Paul Atreides. Dune. The movie based on the classic science fiction novel of the same name written by, Frank Herbert is a cult classic in my mind. Released in 1984, it was not met with the greatest of critical response, yet over time it grew to become one of the more popular cult sci-fi films of a generation. Fans of the movie are quite greatly polarized; some praise the movie for its scope, and others (the self-proclaimed purists) are critical of the creative licenses taken through the film.
By Matthew Bailey8 years ago in Geeks
Bourne to Leave a Legacy
See what I did there?! - I cleverly laced the movie title into my post title, eluding to a future for the movie. The truth is that I think that there could have been a better ending to Bourne: Legacy. Now, don't get me wrong, I thought this was a good addition to the story line of the Jason Bourne legend. We all knew that Matt Damon wasn't coming back for the fourth movie, and for better or worse we were going to live with it and see what happened.
By Matthew Bailey8 years ago in Geeks
B.v.S. Dawn of Justice: A Few Easter-Eggs Picked Up
Fans are writhing their way through the immense amount of content that was filled into Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice. Some of the more intriguing aspects of the film that are gathering attention have to deal with the Easter eggs teased in the film. Here are a few of note, there were probably a few essential ones that I missed so please forgive my ignorance. Here are the Easter Eggs that not a lot of people caught on to either.
By Allie Z.8 years ago in Geeks
This Footage of Dan Stevens Filming Beauty and the Beast in a CGI Suit Is Glorious
The dance scenes in Beauty and the Beast were so magical they captivated audiences across the globe. So many girls wanted to be Belle even though she was dancing with a Beast. Emma Watson made it look so natural and effortless as she glided across the dance floor with a longing look in her eyes. But what we couldn't see was her actual dance partner.
By Rachel Carrington8 years ago in Geeks
Suicide Squad Main Villain Will Be Never-Before Seen...
There's some real intrigue from fans of the comic-book genre in what can be brought to life on the big screen when adapting a property like Suicide Squad. It isn't uncommon for villainous anti-heroes to be taking the place of titular roles in films (i.e. Marvel's Deadpool) and now Suicide Squad is the next comic-book property to be adapted into a cinematic medium.
By Allie Z.8 years ago in Geeks
Brad Pitt, Steve Carell & Christian Bale Team Up in The Big Short - Take My Money Now!
The first trailer for the film, The Big Short, just dropped and it looks incredible. The Big Short is based on the non-fiction book by financial journalist Michael Lewis. Lewis has given is a few other notable books-to-film including Moneyball (also starring Brad Pitt), The Blind Side & the also upcoming Liar's Poker.
By Matthew Bailey8 years ago in Geeks