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How B.A.P.S. Became a Cult Classic
26 years ago, before she was an Academy Award winner, Halle Berry and Natalie Dess-Reid play as two best friends going to Beverly Hills to make their dreams come true. Right around the time the film premiered in 1997, the film received bad reviews until it gained popularity from the black community making it a cult classic. This is how B.A.P.S. became a cult classic.
By Gladys W. Muturi3 years ago in Geeks
Why is it very difficult to find new fabulous comics?
In a world teeming with an abundance of creative talent, it's hard to fathom why finding fresh, captivating comic books is an uphill struggle. With fans clamoring for innovation and new stories to explore, one may wonder: why is it so challenging to unearth hidden comic gems that leave us enthralled? In this in-depth analysis, we delve into the multifaceted reasons behind the arduous task of discovering sensational comics that keep us hooked.
By Richard Amber3 years ago in Geeks
I read a preview of Black, the new sci-fi comic series by Stefano Labbia and...
In the vast and war-torn galaxy of Behal, a remarkable new sci-fi comic series entitled "Black" takes readers on an exhilarating journey. Renowned creator Stefano Labbia, known for his previous works such as "Atomic," "Shona," and "Dragon Way," presents a truly captivating story that seamlessly blends science fiction, action, and humor. With its intriguing premise and dynamic characters, "Black" is a graphic novel series that will undoubtedly leave readers hungry for more! And if you don't trust me... well, take a look at this little masterpiece made by Stefano Labbia!
By Richard Amber3 years ago in Geeks
Hollywood's Alarm: 'The Flash' Falls Short
Before the release of "The Flash," there were constant claims that it would be a game-changer and one of the greatest superhero films ever made. Positive test screenings, reviews from CinemaCon, and endorsements from James Gunn added to the anticipation. However, when the general audience finally saw the movie, their reaction was far from positive. It flopped severely, with an 81% drop from Friday to Friday and one of the worst second weekend drops for a superhero film.
By Father's Journey3 years ago in Geeks
Champions - A Movie Review
Anybody can play basketball so let’s show them! Champions was released to theaters in 2023. When a former minor-league basketball coach is ordered by the court to manage a team of players with intellectual disabilities, Marcus believes it to be a joke. The players open their minds, and together, they learn the true definition of what being a team means.
By Marielle Sabbag3 years ago in Geeks
Why today we need comic books more than ever?
Comics have been around for decades, providing a form of entertainment that is both visual and literary. They have been popular among all age groups, and their impact on popular culture cannot be ignored. However, with the rise of digital media and the internet, many people believe that the era of comic books is over. But is it really? In fact, today, we need comic books more than ever, and here's why.
By Richard Amber3 years ago in Geeks
Why recent Comic Books really annoyed me...
As a lover of comic books, I have been an avid reader for years. However, recently, I have found myself increasingly annoyed by the direction of modern comic book storylines. In this article, I will delve into the reasons why I feel this way, and why I believe it is crucial for comic book writers and publishers to take note.
By Richard Amber3 years ago in Geeks
Set It Up - A Netflix Movie Review
So, if we set up our bosses on a date do you think they’ll go easier on us? Set it Up was released on Netflix in 2018. Two underappreciated corporate executive assistants have had it with their bosses pushing them around with little respect and heedless tasks. Devising a plan to set up their bosses with one another, there’s a potential that their demeanor will change.
By Marielle Sabbag3 years ago in Geeks
Bleach Thousand Year Blood War Part 2
Hey geeks, welcome back to our channel. If you're new here, I'm your host, Feta Geek News. We bring you the freshest news, reviews, and discussions from the world of anime, games and pop culture. So if you're a fan of Japanese animation, go ahead and smash that subscribe button and hit the notification bell so you won't miss anything. Alright, let's jump into today's topic - Everything we know about Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War Part 2.
By HellowellGeekNews3 years ago in Geeks
Why Can’t “Black Mirror” Kill Fascists?
The Black Mirror episode Demon 79 is a fun romp set in 1979 England. Protagonist Nida is a Brown woman that works at a department store. The episode is set against a rise in white supremacist fascism, particularly the xenophobic National Front or NF. She stumbles across a demonic rune that forces her to sacrifice three bodies or risk causing nuclear armageddon, leading her to take revenge against some of the more awful figures in her life.
By Alex Mell-Taylor3 years ago in Geeks
Can Netflix Critique Itself? (ft. Black Mirror)
Netflix recently launched its sixth season of the anthology series Black Mirror, and its inaugural episode, Joan Is Awful, is quite a doozy. The episode is a bit of self-parody where a Streamberry viewer (i.e. a viewer from a platform very similar to Netflix) named Joan watches in horror as a show is aired based exactly on her life, plus or minus some significant embellishments (she is played by Salma Hayek, yall).
By Alex Mell-Taylor3 years ago in Geeks
