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'Frank' Review
Title: FrankMPAA Rating: RDirector: Lenny AbrahamsonStarring: Michael Fassbender, Domhnall Gleeson, Maggie GyllenhaalRuntime: 1 hr 35 mins
By FilmSnob Reviews.com9 years ago in Geeks
Okay Amos
Sense late on how life is deep. Traps of routine a crisis type feat. Like songs I hear shower me in shit. A dog wet of smell and living in fear.
By Andy Russell9 years ago in Poets
The Dark Room
I am The Girl, who is trapped in this Dark room. there is nothing, not even a sound. I see this light at the edge of the room,
By Karri Duperron9 years ago in Poets
Don't Spread the Hate
I do not care about the color of your hair Nor your eyes Nor your skin You can practice teetotalism Or like your tonic with extra gin
By Alex Casey9 years ago in Poets
Three Years Later
Three years later, when I first saw you I fell in love with a person, one I thought I knew. Your grin, dark hair, soul-aching eyes,
By Kisella Kopciuk9 years ago in Poets
Aesthetic: For Him
I love you I love you when it’s cold outside and you let me seek comfort in your jacket I love you during the night when wolves howl and the moon shines
By g. whiles9 years ago in Poets
Why Spider-Man is the Youthful Comic Book Film of the Summer
Spider-Man: Homecoming was a joy. Right from the start, you could tell that this film was something different, not just with the opening callback to Captain America: Civil War, but also with the dealing of Spider-Man’s—in a single line at the top of a scene to sum it all up: “The spider’s now dead.” Rebooting (or side-booting?) the character into the nine-year-old MCU (or Marvel Cinematic Universe for those needing to fill up a word count) gives us a fresh take on the character unlike that seen on screen before; here, Peter Parker’s idols and inspirations are superheroes. In a world where being an Avenger is the near-impossible goal, in the same league as chart-topping pop stars, Peter sees joining Tony Stark’s crew as his way out from the disaster that is the American education system. It’s an agency akin to Tony’s from Iron Man 2, but handled far more prominently and successfully. Like Tony back then, Peter has to grow up first.
By Jae Calcutt9 years ago in Geeks
Most Powerful Female Marvel Superheroes
As many people know Marvel has produced some violent superhero films throughout the years, such as Daredevil, Guardians of the Galaxy, The Punisher, and Deadpool. Other movies they produced include the infamous stories of Spider-Man, Captain America, Hulk, Iron Man, Black Widow, Thor, and many more. Over the years there have been women superheroes that stood out for their strength, unbelievable power, abilities, and determination. Many people will most likely recognize these women immediately because they have been etched into our brains as being the most powerful female Marvel Superheroes.
By Jessica Herring9 years ago in Geeks