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Top 2 Feel-Good Studio Ghibli Movies to watch with Friends and Family During COVID 19
As of now, with thousands of people (including you and me), deciding which movie to watch seems more or less daunting. If not, tricky. Instead of relaxing, sitting back as you planned for the evening. You're stuck skimming through countless titles, unsure if this show is as good as your friends sy or if this movie truly deserves the hype.
By Helena Starr6 years ago in Geeks
Western Movies That NOT Set In The Old West
Rango The joy of Rango is that it's set (technically) in the Old West. Or, rather, a "town" inhabited by animals who are marred by bandits, a large conspiracy and dire times. Directed by Gore Verbinski and starring the never funnier Johnny Depp as the titular chameleon, Rango was released in 2011 and remains one of Hollywood's most enjoyable and unique family animations.
By FRANK6 years ago in Geeks
Gambling Films We Still Watch In 2020
There have been some pretty good gambling movies released over the years but for some reason, there are not so many new titles. The drama "Molly's Game" and "Win it All" were both released in 2017 and are definitely worth watching but there's nothing like the old classic casino movies that give us a taste of both the luxury and the darker side of gambling. There are gambling movies that follow the journey of poker legends, some tell a tale of counting cards, and others follow the legendary town of Las Vegas. Whatever the actual subject of the film is, these movies are somewhat inspirational. They continue to fascinate generation after generation and are being watched by people all over the world. Even in the Arab world, where casinos and gambling for money is strictly forbidden, the casino movies we list below, are voted as top movies to watch.
By Dacey6 years ago in Geeks
5 Upcoming Movie Sequels That Are Completely Unnecessary
The Last Witch Hunter 2 Vin Diesel is a man who loves starring in a franchise, as his repeated outings as Dominic Toretto, Richard B. Riddick, Xander Cage and Groot will attest.
By FRANK6 years ago in Geeks
The Best 3 New Movies on Netflix in July 2020
The Old Guard If you loved Netflix’s Chris Hemsworth action vehicle Extraction and are in the mood for some more A-list ass-kicking, set your sights on The Old Guard. Love & Basketball and Beyond the Lights the lights filmmaker Gina Prince-Bythewood takes the sun-drenched mercenary riff and gives it an epic sci-fi spin with the story of a team of immortal soldiers of fortune who have shaped the course of history. The ensemble is led by Charlize Theron, who we know damn well can handle an intense action scene, and the trailer legit slaps. Netflix’s original action movies have been a mixed bag so far, some slight but entertaining a la Extraction, some heavy but thoughtful a la Triple Frontier, but in Collider’s official review, Matt Goldberg praised The Old Guard as Netflix’s best original action movie yet, which isn’t quite a surprise with a filmmaker as skilled as Prince-Bythewood at the helm, but it sure is exciting.
By FRANK6 years ago in Geeks
More into the characters
I know many of you are familiar with some of the characters here from classic films and others that have a cult film status
By Johann Hollar6 years ago in Geeks
I Try To Watch Every Single Netflix Original 2: The Sequel
Note: I write all of my notes while I am watching the show/movie itself or right afterwards so my notes range from being super short to super long depending on if there were points that I thought were worthy to write about. Here are all of my honest and smart ass opinions on what I’ve seen so far. Some might contain spoilers, I ramble a lot, and I am in no way a writer. Idk man, enjoy!
By Ashley Stys6 years ago in Geeks
Scooby Doo's 5 Bravest Moments
Scooby Doo is a juggernaut of children's entertainment; the dopey dog has been entertaining families for decades with no signs of slowing down anytime soon.
By Greg Seebregts6 years ago in Geeks
Will Ferrell His Five Best and Five Worst Movies
I remember a time in my life when Will Ferrell was funny… I think. No, I am pretty sure it happened. It’s been a while, but I am almost certain that Will Ferrell was funny once during my lifetime. I think my memory is clouded because the last several times I have seen Will Ferrell on the big screen it has been astonishingly unpleasant. Movies like The House, Holmes and Watson and 2020’s Downhill are movies so bad that they’ve almost entirely obscured what I used to enjoy about Will Ferrell.
By Sean Patrick6 years ago in Geeks
The Best Book to Film Adaptations
As a bookworm and a cinephile, I've seen a few book adaptations in my time, some better than others. There is perhaps nothing more disappointing to a bookworm than seeing a beloved novel poorly portrayed on screen, complete with poor casting choices and plot holes developed after crucial scenes from the book were omitted. On the other hand, there's perhaps nothing better than seeing a beloved novel portrayed exactly as you imagined, bringing a favourite tale to life before your eyes.
By Emma Styles6 years ago in Geeks
SUMMER Bucket FAVS list
Becoming a homebody isn't easy. My comfortable wear eating great food made from home into reading lots of books throughout the quarantine period knowledge of self-care and awareness of your surroundings full of love and support system.
By Abigail Michaela Babsa6 years ago in Geeks
Book summer Favs new list with snacks towards discovered Bucket LIST
Becoming a homebody isn't easy. I have finished 50 books my new goal is 60 BOOKS AND NEW DISCOVERED RESEACHED ON GOOD READS.
By Abigail Michaela Babsa6 years ago in Geeks