Easily the big breakout character to come out of the Star Wars franchise has been that of Han Solo, the roguish mercenary with a true heart of gold. Granted, much of that popularity can easily be laid at the feet of the actor who brought him to life, that being Harrison Ford. Still, the character […]
“On Chesil Beach” is a British drama film based on the 2007 Booker Prize-nominated novella by Ian McEwan who also helped adapt the story for the film. After watching the trailer, I was excited. I’ve heard from others that Saoirse Ronan is an incredible actress. For one reason or another, most likely because I’m an […]
Hard science fiction stories can be very difficult for the big screen. They tend to have a very thoughtful, sometimes even plodding sense of movement. Sadly they also tend to appeal to a very small population of the movie going audience, those being either hard sci-fi geeks or those that are total nerds when it comes […]
Continuing on with the reading (and unfortunately the last one for a time) of the Child Of Atlantis series, this latest installment titled “Catalyst” appears to open up literally moments after Child Of Atlantis – Destiny ended with its cliffhanger. There is an attempt of a rescue at sea due to some monstrous attack, but […]
Tackling what Turner Classic Movies shares is a classic film noir mystery, with 1946’s The Big Sleep. They had it all, Bogey and Bacall. Great screen chemistry, one of those real-life movie romances for the ages, and hit after hit. But is The Big Sleep really the classic noir TCM says it is? Well, it’s […]
Of all the characters in the Star Wars universe, Han Solo and Chewbacca are my favorites. I love Han’s redemptive arch in Star Wars: A New Hope where he starts out as a smuggler with a mercenary nature and with the exception of Chewbacca, only cares for himself. Or at least that’s the illusion he […]
After having completed Child Of Atlantis – Ascension, given that the book ended on a tidy little cliffhanger, it was clear that I wasn’t going to get off of this ride and immediately started with book 2 of the series, Child Of Atlantis – Destiny. However, writer Perry Covington isn’t one of those writers who recycles […]
By now, you’ve probably seen more than a few snippets teasing behind-the-scenes details from the making of Black Panther online. If you’re anything like me, they’ve pushed seeing all the special features and bonus material further up your list of things to do in May. Starting May 8, you can add Black Panther to your digital […]
If you’re wondering what to do for a post Mother’s Day meal, Universal Pictures offers up its latest: Breaking In. Synopsis: Shaun Russell (Gabrielle Union) and her son Glover (Seth Carr) and daughter Jasmine (Ajiona Alexus) travel to her childhood home to prepare the expansive property for sale. Her estranged father’s (Damien Leake) passing brings her back […]
“The Handmaid’s Tale” season one is dark, provocative and award winning. Since it ends fairly close to where I remember the book ending, I wasn’t sure how they were going to match the tension and be able to continue the story, keeping the darkness and dystopian, religious overtones. Not only is the plot continued […]
Tackling what Turner Classic Movies shares is a classic in suspense, with 1960’s Midnight Lace. Midnight Lace is a rare Doris Day movie that is not a comedy nor a musical. It’s suspense in the Gaslight sub-genre of the Woman in Jeopardy category. Day stars as newly married American heiress Kit Preston and the movie […]
Stories of people from Atlantis have been somewhat commonplace for quite a long time. From movies to TV shows, the use of Atlantis as some sort of backdrop for a story continues to stimulate and tantalize both reader and writer alike. Even in books we see the popularity of Atlantis and its mythology figure in […]
Tackling what Turner Classic Movies shares is an Oscar winning romantic comedy with 1977’s The Goodbye Girl. Ah, the 70’s. For anyone old enough to remember Jaws, you also remember when Richard Dreyfuss was just considered the cutest damn thing around. Any and every girl would be happy to land him. He was in […]
Editor Note: The Two Gay Geeks had the enormous pleasure of attending a viewing party at the Arizona Opera Center for the Live Stream workshop performance of Copper Queen by Clint Borzoni and John De Los Santos presented at the Opera America Center in New York City. Below we have specific information about the opera […]
Everything in the Marvel Universe has been building to this movie and I suspect a lot of us have been holding our breath practically waiting for the moment it arrived. It’s been known for a while that this film would be the game changer, bringing together characters from all the known Marvel movies to tangle […]
While Netflix has done a bang up job with much of their original content, the popular streaming service chose to cast its sight on attempting one more reboot of the classic, and ultimately terribly campy series, Lost in Space. Instead of going for more of the updated reboot, as was done in 1998 with the […]
Tackling what Turner Classic Movies says is a delightful screwball comedy with 1947’s The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer. This has to be, in 2018, the most squicky title and the most horrifying pedophiliac TV description ever for a movie that’s not Lolita. The description, per Turner Classic Movies: In order to force a lady killing […]
From the earliest days of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, when we are first introduced to Tony Stark and his wondrous Iron Man suit, Marvel Studios has been taking audiences on a ride that can only be likened to a jigsaw puzzle. Throughout this ride more pieces have come together giving us an even better glimpse […]
I’ve not always been an enthusiast of A Series of Unfortunate Events and the adventures of the Baudelaire orphans. When the movie initially came out, it was a bit disappointing. But when Netflix re-imagined the books as a series, I was sold. The cast is brilliant and it has been highly entertaining, with an engaging […]
Examining creativity’s dual nature in providing a healthy outlet for self-expression as well as a mechanism for avoidance, the graphic novel explores the excitement of an artist unlocking their imagination and the dire consequences of getting lost . . . in the margins.
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Lupe is just your average, insecure, well-meaning, occasionally cranky teenage girl whose life is completely turned upside down when she discovers she has superpowers at her quinceañera.
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