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Ambitious Crossover: Animated 'Black Mirror' from the Director of 'Fight Club'
Netflix Original Series of one-shot episodes called Love, Death&Robots is a virtual high-five for everyone in the geek culture. 18 episodes that only share the same motifs (unsurprisingly, it`s all about love, death, and robots) can offer everyone what they love. Let us just make some connections between the possible sources of inspiration and the episodes.
By Lina Belman7 years ago in Geeks
Episode 1—Roan (Pt. 1)
In this, the first episode, we meet our hosts Tiffany Wolter and Jay Cornwall and begin the tale of Roan, a young page falsely wanted for regicide. Awkward moments guaranteed.
By Unprepared Storytelling7 years ago in Geeks
Top 10 Real Housewives Fights
Who says housewives are afraid to throw down? Join MsMojo as we count down our picks for "Top 10 Real Housewives Fights." For this list, we’ve picked the most outrageous fights that happened during filming, so reunion fights like Porsha dragging Kenya by the hair are not eligible. We’re also keeping to fights between the women, so family fights like The Gorgas versus the Giudices at the christening and the Lake George retreat are not eligible; neither are fights like the Pillow Talk Party between Brandon and Apollo that got the whole group fighting.
By WatchMojo7 years ago in Geeks
The 2019 Box Office at a Glance. Top Story - March 2019.
Another year of movies has come and gone, and 2018 has left quite the impression, surpassing 2016 to become the biggest year for movies at $11.9 billion at the domestic box office, with plenty of surprises to boot. There was Black Panther becoming the highest-grossing superhero movie in North America, Infinity War hitting $2 billion worldwide, a Queen biopic making more money than several tentpole films, a Star Wars movie bombing at the box office, the sixth installment of Mission Impossible dodging sequel rot, and Aquaman quickly rising up the ranks to become the highest grossing movie of the DCEU. All things considered, it's no surprise that 2018 did so well, and looking ahead to 2019, it promises to be bigger and better.
By James F. Ewart7 years ago in Geeks
8 Black Movie Remakes You Probably Didn't Know About
In honor of Black history month, I would like to list Black movie remakes. Some of these I've seen, and others I haven't, but I want to, so that I can compare. For this I will base it on my personal viewing and research on these films, whether it be theatrical, straight to video, or a TV movie. So without further ado, and in no particular order, I give you my list of Black movie remakes!
By Rand Einfeldt7 years ago in Geeks
My Top 5 UNHhhh Episodes
We all love Drag, and if you know anything about Drag, you know about UNHhhh. The show where they talk about whatever they want, because it is their show, and not yours. Trixie and Katya are one of the funniest drag queens in the business if you ask me, especially in their show UNHhhh. Here is my list of my top 5 UNHhhh episodes because I feel like they deserve their on Top 5 Listicle. I'm leaving out the Trixie and Katya show because while it was funny, it wasn't UNHhhh, and I think we can all agree on that.
By Dani Ash7 years ago in Geeks
Your Guide to This Year's Oscar Winner Predictions
It’s that time of year again, the Academy Awards are looming. And with this year’s awards ceremony comes more controversies. 2019's troubles have come from the lack of a presenter, after Kevin Hart stepped down, and the threat of cutting a few of the awards categories to the commercial breaks. Alas, the show must go on. Feel free to use this as a guide to decide which films to watch and which to miss out on—that way you can boast you’ve seen all the major Oscar contenders and impress your friends! So here go my Oscar winner predictions, across all feature film length categories.
By Katie Haines7 years ago in Geeks
'The Play That Goes Wrong'
The Play That Goes Wrong was written and first put forth in 2012 in London, England. Writers, Henry Lewis, Jonathan Sayer, and Henry Shields wrote a clever slapstick play.
By Robert M Massimi. ( Broadway Bob).7 years ago in Geeks
The House Appreciation Series: Hufflepuff
Here is the FINAL house in my four-part series... HUFFLEPUFF! As I'm sure you have figured out by now, Hufflepuff is my house. However, it hasn't been my house for very long.
By Hannah Howard7 years ago in Geeks
The Coming Redundancy of Streaming Entertainment Services
Many who have actually experienced going to video rental centers such as BlockBuster and can actually be saddened by their downfall, have compared it to the decrease of visitation to public libraries. Being able to hold a copy of whatever you were checking out in your hand, had a certain charm that the conveniences of streaming can't quite live up to. This is why it saddens me further when I say that entertainment streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime, aren't going to have those conveniences which made the trade worth it, within the next few years.
By William Grendel7 years ago in Geeks
MCU Phase 4 Predictions!
Avengers: End Game will be launching into theatres on the 26th of April of this year and with the release of this movie comes the end of the MCU phase three and the beginning of phase four. There has been a lot of theorizing between Marvel fans of which of our beloved heroes will be losing the second bout against Thanos and not making it through the next film. Some of the heroes involved in phase three of the MCU will not be carried on to the next phase.
By Greg Falconer7 years ago in Geeks
The House Appreciation Series: Ravenclaw
The first house that I was ever sorted into was Ravenclaw. I was absolutely thrilled because this happened during the era of the Potter fandom where Gryffindor was still considered mainstream, Slytherin was the bad guys, and Hufflepuff was nearly nonexistent. In my mind, Ravenclaw was perfectly unique — and I wanted more than anything to stand out.
By Hannah Howard7 years ago in Geeks