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Reviews of the top geek movies, tv, and books in the industry.

My Review of "Love Hurts"
Love Hurts is sort of a romantic comedy that came out just before Valentine's day this year. I think the only thing it's got going for it is the star power they have in the cast. It wants to be so many things but never really focusing on what it really should be. The movie is disjointed and not really funny for a comedy.
By Brian Anonymousabout a year ago in Geeks
Simpsons Review: "Lisa the Greek"
One of the many, many things I love about the Super Bowl is the heavy promotion for the big game. That promotion often includes shows airing episodes centering on the Super Bowl, and The Simpsons was definitely no stranger to this. The long-running series brought up the Super Bowl quite a bit during their run, which began in 1989--during the San Francisco 49ers' run to winning Super Bowl XXIV. This review is about the first of these occasions, one of my favorite episodes, "Lisa the Greek."
By Clyde E. Dawkinsabout a year ago in Geeks
Badass Ravi Kumar Movie Explained: It's like eating hot Gulab Jamun
I have just come after watching Lord Himesh Reshammiya's Badass Ravi Kumar picture, and I will only say that stop knocking on your girlfriend's door and go and knock on the doors of the theatre; you will enjoy this picture more than there.
By Ayush Vermaabout a year ago in Geeks
The Fantastic Four: First Steps Trailer Explained
Fans now have a first look at the highly anticipated MCU film thanks to the release of the trailer for The Fantastic Four: First Steps. The Fantastic Four: First Steps, one of the three 2025 MCU films, is in charge of ushering in a new era for the franchise. The Fantastic Four: First Steps has already been confirmed to tie into Doomsday and Secret Wars, indicating that the upcoming Marvel films will likely build to the next two Avengers stories.
By WHB KHNabout a year ago in Geeks
Top Best Korean Dramas - Dating a Rich Man as a Poor Woman -Expect the Unexpected!. AI-Generated.
Korean dramas have a way to draw us into their world, get us to laugh, cry, and even scream at the screen. But nothing attracts attention as a classic love story between a rich man and a poor woman.
By KANZARTabout a year ago in Geeks
Top Best Korean Dramas About Love Between a Rich Man and Poor Woman!. AI-Generated.
If you are a fans of romance that waving your heart, you probably encountered some intense love stories where they attract opposites. Korean dramas do incredible work to capture this magic, especially when the plot turns around a rich man falling over the heels for a poor woman. Whether it is a belief of emotions, beautiful transformations or class differences, these stories know how to pull you and leave you addicted! Omat
By Ruzlatabout a year ago in Geeks
Romantic K-Dramas That Show the Struggles of Love and Dating!. AI-Generated.
When you are in the mood for something that captures all feelings of love-as sweet, so chaotic-romantic k-gates are a way to go. They can balance humor, heart break and everything in between. If you have ever wondered what it is like to navigate love and dating in a world full of misunderstandings, family drama and personal struggles, these K-Dramas do incredible work and show how complicated (and beautiful) love can be. Are you ready to dive into the chaos and the magic of love on the screen? Here is a list of romantic K-Damas that will make you think about love long after the role of credits. 💕
By Ruzlatabout a year ago in Geeks
Top Korean Dramas About Bad Man and Shy Woman Dating and Falling in Love That Will Leave You Obsessed - Prepare for Sleepless Nights!. AI-Generated.
We all know the trope, right? A bad boy with a mysterious past, a small approach and a lot of magic. Then there is a shy girl who doesn't speak much, but has an inner world full of emotions. Throw these two together and what do you get? Romance that will keep you at night and watch tension between them. If you are a fan of these types of intense, slowly burning relationships, where opposites attract the most addictive, these K-Drams are exactly what you need. Grab some snacks and get comfortable because you are going to dive into unforgettable love stories that will leave you obsessed!
By Corzatiabout a year ago in Geeks
Top Korean Dramas Where Love Brings a Man and Woman Together - Make Sure You Watch These Classics!. AI-Generated.
Love can sometimes be complicated, but has this amazing way to combine people. There's something magical to watch two people from different worlds that meet, clash and eventually find each other's way. Korean dramas are experts in telling these kinds of stories where love is not always smooth cruise, but the connection between the characters is undeniable. If you are a fans of romance that makes you laugh, weep and perhaps even question your own love life, here is a list that must watch K-Dramas that beautifully show how love can combine two people.
By Corzatiabout a year ago in Geeks
Apple Cider Vinegar Ending Explained
Despite Belle Gibson's story's obvious conclusion, Apple Cider Vinegar paints a vivid portrait of the con artist and the victims she defrauded, culminating in a hopeful conclusion that conveys a significant message. Belle's story, which highlights the predatory nature of the con artists and liars who promote junk science, is as bitter and acidic as the liquid from which the title is taken. The plot of Netflix's Apple Cider Vinegar alternates between Belle beginning to fabricate a story about having cancer, growing her company, and being discovered.
By WHB KHNabout a year ago in Geeks
My Review of "Where the Crawdads Sing"
Where the Crawdads Sing is a drama that came out back in 2022. It is one of the best virally advertised movies I've ever seen. They didn't do anything big in terms of advertisement. All of the streaming platforms seem to push this movie as recommended. I don't even watch these types of movies that often. As an idiot, I gave in and decided to watch it. In a way, I'm glad I'm an idiot.
By Brian Anonymousabout a year ago in Geeks
The Non-Fan's Guide to Godzilla Films
This series is the culmination of everything that went before, taking what made each era of Godzilla films great. I've said similar things before, and it was true, but it's also true here. Produced by Hollywood, what we have here is what could have gone right with the 1998 film, finally done right. Excellent effects, an outstanding cast, recurring characters, and locales that aren't just (yawn) Japan or the Pacific.
By Gene Lassabout a year ago in Geeks