Old Classics?… Newly Reviewed | Ice Station Zebra (1968)
© Nancee E. Lewis / Nancee Lewis Photography. Editor Note: Gini returns, after a hiatus, with another Old Classic from...
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‘Sorry To Bother You’ Is The Satire We Need | Spoiler-Free Review
Pair lush surrealistic imagery (that's a punch in the face all its own) with a script satirically tackling tokenism, code-switching,...
Review: “Don’t Worry, He Won’t Get Far on Foot” Compelling and Insightful
One of the type of films I’ve grown to love seeing over the last couple years are independent movies. They...
Review: “Skyscraper” Die Hard Meets Towering Inferno
I like action movies and I really appreciate Dwayne Johnson in a good action flick. When my husband and I...
Logan’s Run (1976) | Old Classics?…Newly Reviewed
The year is 2274, and after having gone through a terrible war humanity now lives in a society that can...
Marvel looks to the heart of its heroes with “Ant-Man and the Wasp.”
When looking back at Marvel’s Ant-Man from 2015 one of the biggest praises that was heaped was the sudden change in...
“1776” (1972) | Old Classics?…Newly Reviewed
Every July 4th Keith and I fire up the big screen TV and we watch a movie that has become a...
Review: “The First Purge” Tons of Action, not much Horror
The Purge movies have been a big hit. My husband loved the first, “The Purge.” When I read the synopsis...
Sicario, Day of the Soldado | Film Review
If you were left wondering what's next for Matt Graver's (Josh Brolin) black bag team and Alejandro (Benicio del Toro)...
Review: “Leave No Trace” Breathtaking and Complex
I love Ben Foster and I found the trailer for this movie compelling. Coming from the Academy Award-nominated Debra Granik,...
Review: “Ant-Man and the Wasp” Funny and Action Packed
What I loved best about the first Ant-man was humor and how important family is to the character of Scott...
Old Classics?… Newly Reviewed | Double Feature: Charade (1963) and Arabesque (1966)
Editor Note: Gini has her hands full this time with a Double Feature. Tackling two from Turner Classic Movies’ romantic...
Review “Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom” It’s All About Blue.
I’ve loved the Jurassic Park movies since the original. The idea of dinosaurs makes the little kid in me clap...
The Thin Man Series | Old Classics? Newly Reviewed
You’re getting a six-fer this week, with what Turner Classic Movies calls romantic mystery/film noir classics with the six films...
Review: “The Incredibles 2” It’s All About Jack-Jack!
Honestly, I’ve been waiting a long time for this sequel. I have to tell you, for me, it’s all...
A Review of “Ocean’s 8”
I’ve made no bones about the fact that while I hated the original Ocean’s 11 starring the Rat Pack, I adore...
“Doctor Who: Genesis Of The Daleks” (1975) | Old Classics?… Newly Reviewed
People who have known both Keith and me for some time are most likely aware of our fondness for classic...
Press Release: First Man
Our friends at Fingerpaint Marketing have provided us with the following Press Release for the upcoming Universal Pictures movie, First Man....
Press Release: The Little Stranger
Our friends at Fingerpaint Marketing have provided us with the following Press Release for the upcoming film from Focus Features,...
Pixar delivers a Super Sequel with “Incredibles 2!”
With the quality of most sequels that come out it’s no wonder that moviegoers get squirrely when a studio announces...
The Producers (1967) | Old Classics… Newly Reviewed
Tackling what Turner Classic Movies says is a classic comedy with 1967’s The Producers. The Producers has been remade as...
“Flash Gordon” (1980) | Old Classics… Newly Reviewed
Flash Gordon charges in to rescue us from bad movies! Okay, perhaps that intro is over the top, but in...
Take a fun, frolic of a ride with “Solo: A Star Wars Story”
Easily the big breakout character to come out of the Star Wars franchise has been that of Han Solo, the...
Review: “On Chesil Beach” Brilliant acting, Unsatisfying Story
“On Chesil Beach” is a British drama film based on the 2007 Booker Prize-nominated novella by Ian McEwan who also...
“2001: A Space Odyssey” (1968) | Old Classics… Newly Reviewed
Hard science fiction stories can be very difficult for the big screen. They tend to have a very thoughtful, sometimes even...
The Big Sleep (1946) | Old Classics… Newly Reviewed
Tackling what Turner Classic Movies shares is a classic film noir mystery, with 1946’s The Big Sleep. They had it...
“Solo: A Star Wars Story” Familiar Faces, Zero Surprises
Of all the characters in the Star Wars universe, Han Solo and Chewbacca are my favorites. I love Han’s redemptive...
Deeper Story Elements Revealed on the ‘Black Panther’ Blu-Ray | Blu-Ray/DVD Review
By now, you've probably seen more than a few snippets teasing behind-the-scenes details from the making of Black Panther online. If...
‘Breaking In’ | Film Review
If you're wondering what to do for a post Mother's Day meal, Universal Pictures offers up its latest: Breaking In. Synopsis: Shaun...
Midnight Lace (1960) | Old Classics… Newly Reviewed
Tackling what Turner Classic Movies shares is a classic in suspense, with 1960’s Midnight Lace. Midnight Lace is a rare...
The Goodbye Girl (1977) | Old Classics… Newly Reviewed
Tackling what Turner Classic Movies shares is an Oscar winning romantic comedy with 1977’s The Goodbye Girl. Ah, the...
Review: “Avengers Infinity War” What I Wanted
Everything in the Marvel Universe has been building to this movie and I suspect a lot of us have been...
The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer (1947) | Old Classics… Newly Reviewed
Tackling what Turner Classic Movies says is a delightful screwball comedy with 1947’s The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer. This has...
Avengers: Infinity War has Infinite Heart Stopping Moments
From the earliest days of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, when we are first introduced to Tony Stark and his wondrous...
Press Release: Michael Myers Returns in “Halloween”
The Two Gay Geeks just received the Press Release from our friends at Fingerpaint Marketing. HALLOWEEN ...
Send Me No Flowers (1964) | Old Classic…Newly Reviewed
It's Wednesday so obviously Gini's back taking on another Turner Classic Movies. And once again, it's RomCom... Asking the age-old question:...
Phoenix Film Festival – Sci-Fi Feature & Short Films Block A
Saturday April 14th at Phoenix Film Festival saw us going back for a nice selection of science fiction films, both...
Chimera Q & A after First Showing at Phoenix Film Festival
The Two Gay Geeks were extremely fortunate to be on hand for the first showing of Chimera, the directorial debut...
“Truth Or Dare” is a fun, but very familiar horror ride.
In the 80’s and 90’s horror films featuring an ensemble cast of young actors who get slowly picked off one...
Pillow Talk (1959) | Old Classic?…Newly Reviewed
Gini's tackling the Oscar-winning Romantic Comedy: Rock Hudson and Doris Day were movie magic, both separately and together, as Pillow...
Review: “You Were Never Really Here” Haunting
When I watched the trailer, it appeared intriguing. The movie stars Joaquin Phoenix who tends to be an immersive...
