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

'Monsters Inc.' a Movie Review
I sure hope that Mike and Sully aren’t planning a surprise attack right now, or they’re really going to regret messing up my sleep cycle.
By Marielle Sabbag7 years ago in Geeks
'Criminal Minds' Most Dramatic Seasons
Throughout the, now 14, seasons of Criminal Minds, there have been certain seasons that just capture your attention more than others, sorry season 14. Every season has a dramatic ending of course, if not why would people want to tune in for the next season. But I am talking about serious drama throughout the entire season. Certain seasons have a continuous plot, or sub plot, behind the episodes that made them more suspenseful to watch. Either just the criminals of the episodes were more intense, or the plot line throughout the season was better, everyone has their favorite ranking of a season.
By Hannah Elliott7 years ago in Geeks
Book Review: 'The New LiBEARian'
What a fantastic children’s book! When The New Libearian by Alison Donald and Alex Willmore was available at the library, I had to grab it. This book tells a story of a diverse group of children who sets out to search for Ms. Merryweather. The first clue they found was footprints—not human footprints, but paw footprints, which belongs to a bear.
By Michael Reynoso7 years ago in Geeks
My Review of 'Game of Thrones' Season 8 Episode 1
One of the most anticipated nights of 2019 has finally occurred. The season premiere of the final season of Game of Thrones has arrived. There were so many rumors and theories in the past year that it's hard to tell what was going to happen. One thing is for sure, we know that this is going to be a shortened season much like season seven. This means that the show has to cram a lot more into the shorter season. Also, they have more budget for epic events.
By Brian Anonymous7 years ago in Geeks
'Between Worlds' - A Review (Netflix)
Nicolas Cage is one of the most watchable actors of his generation. Part of the famous Coppola dynasty, Cage’s performances on screen have ranged from the extraordinary to the ludicrous and everything in between. A veteran of nearly 100 films, Cage’s role choices and approach to performance seem to reflect his wild and crazy life.
By Q-ell Betton7 years ago in Geeks
'Next Gen' Movie Review
In a (not quite so) futuristic society, robots are involved in every facet of life. From being toothbrushes with aggressive parental settings to cups of noodles that dance when they are hot and ready to be eaten—they even dispose of themselves in the garbage! Despite all this luxury and convenience, the viewer often feels something is missing, and Mai shows us that things aren't really as good as many believe.
By Spencer Barrett7 years ago in Geeks
Review: 'Ranma ½'
Anime: Ranma ½ (Entire Series)Genre: Action, Harem, Reverse Harem, Martial ArtsAge Rating: Good for AllStudio: Studio DeenMusic: Hideharu Mori, Kenji KawaiAuthor: Rumiko TakahashiDub/Sub: Dubbed and SubbedEcchi Level: Nosebleed (Exposed breasts.)Triggers: N/A
By Riot Dragon7 years ago in Geeks
'Viking Destiny'—A Review (Netflix)
Let’s talk about the title. Viking Destiny. Viking. Destiny. Not A Viking’s Destiny or Destiny of the Viking. Viking Destiny. Is it about the destiny of the Viking people? Well, it sort of is. Let me explain, even if it does not explain, satisfactorily, the terrible title.
By Q-ell Betton7 years ago in Geeks
'A Vigilante' (2018)
I’m looking out the window,and the trucks won’t stop coming. Anyone see John Doe: Vigilante? No? I hope you’re not going to waste your time on that one. Just put that intention aside and watch the movie A Vigilante instead. The latter is much better, much more intense and at times awfully brutal and cruel to see. Highly recommended. The most disturbing is the fact that in reality, many people are the victims of physical and psychological abuse within a family circle. People who are mistreated daily in an inhumane manner and who can’t find a way out of these miserable circumstances. And strange but true, most victims have an immense sense of guilt and sometimes can’t bring themselves to turning their back on the abuser.
By Peter P7 years ago in Geeks
'Socrates'
Robert Massimi. I first read and learned about Socrates during my second semester at college. I loved my philosophy course and enjoyed Plato's writings about Socrates. My professor asked us if Plato was actually Socrates and if the book was autobiographical. He actually thought it was, although history has proved this to be a wrong assessment.
By Robert M Massimi. ( Broadway Bob).7 years ago in Geeks
'The 100' Season One Re-Watch
Gosh, look at them. It's hard to imagine looking at these faces, that three of them would be mass murderers by the sixth season.
By Matthew Donnellon7 years ago in Geeks
Hell Hath No Fury
There’s lots of talk these days about the gap between critics hating on tentpole movies and audiences loving those same movies being the widest it has been. Some critics are claiming that this rebooted version of Hellboy is the worst comic book movie to ever be made. But like Maury Povich before me, I am here to tell you that that is a lie! Frankly, how could this be the worst comic book movie ever made when movies like Halle Berry’s Catwoman or the infamous Batman & Robin exist!?
By Fanpicked Media7 years ago in Geeks