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  • Justice League

    Justice League

    With films like Wonder Woman in the bank, will Justice League be a set back?

    Geek Girl Features

    November 16, 2017
    Reviews
  • Daddy’s Home 2

    Daddy’s Home 2

    Two confessions: I have not seen “Daddy’s Home” and I am not a fan of Will Ferrell. Now that that is out in the open, let’s begin. Picking up where the last film began, Dusty(Mark Wahlberg) and Brad(Will Ferrell) are working and succeeding at being co-dads to the children in their lives. However, in that…

    Geek Girl Features

    November 10, 2017
    Reviews
  • It

    It

    For the first time in at least a decade, I intentionally watched a movie listed as a member of the horror genre that was not named “Underworld.” That being said, I don’t have much of a frame of reference in which to review this film, and it was viewed at a drive-in which lessened the…

    Geek Girl Features

    September 17, 2017
    Reviews
  • “The Mummy” (2017)

    “The Mummy” (2017)

    Universal has soft relaunched its universe with “The Mummy,” a reboot of a the already superior 1990’s saga and its 1930’s original.

    Geek Girl Features

    June 9, 2017
    Reviews
    ahmanet, algerian, dark universe, dr. jekyll, Egyptian god set, frankenstein’s monster, invisible man, javier bardem, johnny depp, MCU, mesopotamia, mr.hyde, mummy, nick fury, nick morton, penny dreadful, prodigium, russell crowe, S.H.I.E.L.D., showtime, sofia boutella, tom cruise, universal
  • The Great Wall

    The Great Wall

    As “The Great Wall” hits theaters, it marks potentially the largest budget of any Chinese film produced to date. As a co-production between Chinese state studios and Hollywood studios, the real interest lies not in the lackluster script, but in the shining attempts to bridge the cross Pacific cinema bridge this film marks. Starring Matt Damon…

    Geek Girl Features

    February 17, 2017
    Reviews
    china, Chinese state media, hollywood, Jian ting, legendary, matt damon, monsters, Pedro pascal, tentpole, the great wall, universal, white savior complex, white washing, Willem dafoe
  • The Lego Batman Movie

    The Lego Batman Movie

    You might have heard of a little movie called ‘The Lego Movie” a few years ago. It was cute, fun, and a hit. Well, one of the best characters has been given his own show, and we got the best Batman movie in years with “The Lego Batman Movie.” Since “Batman Begins,” Batman films have…

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    February 10, 2017
    Reviews
    batman begin, dalek, deadpool, joker, lego, lego batman, lemony snicket, Michael cera, rosario dawson, wb catalog, will arnett, zach galifianakis
  • Fifty Shades Darker

    Fifty Shades Darker

    Those looking for a spicy Valentine’s Day weekend film might be tempted to look towards the latest entry in the “Fifty Shades” saga, “Fifty Shades Darker” when it hits theaters this weekend. Well, as the films characters are won’t to say, this film is a bit more vanilla than your expecting. Picking up nearly where…

    Geek Girl Features

    February 10, 2017
    Reviews
    Anastasia steele, bella swan, christian grey, dakota johnson, fifty shades darker, fifty shades freed, fifty shades of grey, Jamie dornan, kim basinger, mrs robinson, twilight
  • Inferno

    Inferno

    After the long wait for the newest installment in the Robert Langdon series, “Inferno” has finally arrived! Unfortunately for fans, this newest installment comes up short, especially in the plot department. Starting off with Robert Langdon suffering from a head wound and subsequent amnesia in a Florence hospital, things start off quickly as Langdon is…

    Geek Girl Features

    October 28, 2016
    Reviews
    dan brown, felicity jones, florence, inferno, irrfan khan, istanbul, robert langdon, Tom hanks, vector virus, venice, who, world health organization
  • Bridget Jones’s Baby

    Bridget Jones’s Baby

    I can’t say the last time I watched an R-rated comedy and had a good time. Typically the fault in my lack of enjoyment lies in the overabundance of naked bodies and sex that occur on the screen, resulting in a more unonfortable viewing than I would like out of my movie experience. So when…

    Geek Girl Features

    September 16, 2016
    Reviews
    bridget jones, bridget jones baby, bridget jones diary, colin firth, edge of reason, emma thompson, girls, hbo, how to be single, Jim broadbent, London, patrick dempsey, renee zellweger
  • Sully

    Sully

    As we near the time of the year when the movies take a turn for the dramatic and the award stakes get higher, the first film vying for entry into the field is the newest offering from Clint Eastwood about the Miracle on the Hudson and the miracle maker, Capt. Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger. Starring Tom Hanks,…

    Geek Girl Features

    September 8, 2016
    Reviews
    aaron eckhart, miracle on the hudson, sullenberger, sully, Tom hanks, us airways flight 1549
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