Ben’s Breakdown | Superhero Surprises can be found in “Secret Headquarters”
Imagine being a kid with divorced parents. Even worse, your father is constantly absent and missing out on his visitation...
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Andrea’s Angle | “Anything’s Possible” – Authentic Acting
With the film Anything’s Possible, I was excited because the film has Billy Porter in his debut as a director....
Andrea’s Angle | “Don’t Make Me Go” – Unexpected and Emotional
I’ve been a fan of John Cho for years, since his days in the Harold and Kumar films. Having seen...
Andrea’s Angle | “Emergency” – Wild and Unexpectedly Insightful
When I first watched the trailer, I expected a college buddy comedy. However, as much as the billing of this...
Ben’s Breakdown | “The Offer” 3 Episode Thoughts
For cinephiles, one of the most beloved films to come out in the last 50 years is The Godfather. It...
Ben’s Breakdown | “The Batman” is a Mixed Bag of Bats in the Belfry
What do you do when you want to make a movie about a superhero that has already been done countless...
Andrea’s Angle | “All the Old Knives” – Sizzling Intrigue
When I heard about this film, I was excited over two aspects: The cast, including Chris Pine, Thandiwe Newton, and...
Ben’s Breakdown | “The Adam Project” May Be Sci-Fi Fluff, But It Also Has Tremendous Heart!
Imagine living in the future and you go on the run from your own people. You travel back in time...
Andrea’s Angle | “Lucy and Desi” – Work of Love
When I heard about this documentary, I was beyond excited. I adored I Love Lucy on reruns when I was...
Ben’s Breakdown | “Severance” Season 1: Three Episode Thoughts
Imagine going to work without any of the emotional burdens from your personal life. Then, imagine going home from work...
Ben’s Breakdown | “Alex Rider” Season 2: Three Episode Thoughts
Alex is a teenager in high school in England who finds himself recruited by the agency MI6 (or rather a...
Andrea’s Angle | “I Want You Back” – Offbeat and Hilarious
I love a great Rom-Com. And when I watched the trailer, this particular romantic comedy looked extremely intriguing, with a...
Andrea’s Angle | “Hotel Transylvania: Transformania” – Fun Addition to Series
The "Hotel Transylvania" movies are meant for families and children. The first time I watched one I wasn’t expecting it...
Ben’s Breakdown | “The Witcher” – Three Episode Thoughts
A young princess is forced to flee the kingdom she’s growing up in due to an invading enemy force. A...
Ben’s Breakdown | Mixed Messages are at the Heart Of “A Hero.”
A man who is on a two-day furlough from a debtor’s prison is given an opportunity to pay his creditor...
Ben’s Breakdown | Can “The Matrix Resurrections” Resurrect a Franchise?
Every so often a movie comes along that does more than take popular culture by storm. It causes people to...
Ben’s Holiday Breakdown | “The Perfect Wedding” Is The Perfect Holiday Love Story!
It’s coming up on Christmas and the Fowler family is also knee-deep into wedding preparations for their daughter Alana. Because...
Andrea’s Angle | “The Tender Bar” – Great Performances, Shallow Story
When I watched the trailer for The Tender Bar, I was incredibly interested. It looked funny and has an incredible...
Andrea’s Angle | “Being the Ricardos” – Stellar Cast and Story
I admit that I grew up on reruns of I Love Lucy and like everyone who watched the live show,...
Gini’s Christmas Classics | “The Man Who Invented Christmas”
The Two Gay Geeks and our Staff are taking a much-needed break from Thanksgiving through the end of the year,...
Andrea’s Angle | “Encounter” – Powerful Performances
When I heard about Encounter, I was intrigued by the premise, especially as it dealt with a father and his...
Gini’s Yaps Review | “Red Notice”
We have a treat for you today, a review from the one and only Gini Koch about the new Netflix...
Ben’s Breakdown | “Midnight Mass” – Three Episode Thoughts
A highly successful businessman, having consumed more alcohol than he should, accidentally kills a girl while driving. He’s paroled after...
Ben’s Breakdown | “Dune” is an artistic achievement, but is also dull
There have been science fiction books that were so epic that people either tried to adapt them to the big...
Ben’s Breakdown | “The Electrical Life of Louis Wain” Gives Beautiful and Moving Insight into Autism
My only familiarity with Louis Wain was from his beautiful cat drawings and illustrations I had seen in my youth,...
Andrea’s Angle | “Black as Night” – Entertaining Twist on Vampires
I’ve liked quite a few of the Blumhouse films and learning that Amazon Prime and they have teamed up to...
Andrea’s Angle | “My Name is Pauli Murray” – Extraordinary Vision, Extraordinary Person
I found it absolutely terrible that I’d not heard of Pauli Murray. History does not give Pauli credit for their...
Andrea’s Angle | “Everybody’s Talking About Jamie” – Empowering and Emotional
When I saw the trailer for Everybody’s Talking About Jamie, I knew that I wanted to see it. It looked...
Andrea’s Angle | “Cinderella” – Inspiring Cast, Unoriginal Story
When I watched the trailer for Cinderella, I was excited. It looked like the story was going to be a...
Andrea’s Angle | “Annette” – Surreal and Original
Written by Ron and Russel Mael of Sparks, I was intensely curious about this highly unusual film. Not only is...
Andrea’s Angle | “The Tomorrow War”: Engaging and Smart
When I saw the trailer for The Tomorrow War, frankly, I was excited. I love science fiction, I love time...
Ben’s “Gay” Breakdown | “Love, Victor” Season 2 Ending Thoughts
There is so much involved in the “coming out” process. Victor Salazar has successfully come out to his schoolmates as...
Ben’s Breakdown | “Loki” Season 1: 3 Episode Thoughts
Loki is dead. He’s supposed to be dead, but now we have a “variant” who has escaped his scheduled doom...
Ben’s Breakdown | “Luca” is a Delightfully Queer Animated Work of Art
A young lad meets a stranger who convinces him to go visit a forbidden place. The lad’s family, when learning...
Ben’s “Gay” Breakdown | “Love, Victor” Season 2: 3 Episode Thoughts
Summer is almost over for Victor Salazar. He has come out to his family, and it hasn’t gone entirely as...
DaVette “Sees” Movies | “Cruella” – (not) An Origin Story
Disney’s live-action Cruella may be the studio’s best attempt at reimagining one of its villains via an origin story. The...
Andrea’s Angle | “P!NK: All I Know So Far”: Authentic Portrait of a Talented Woman
I have to admit to not being terribly familiar with the singer’s P!NK’s work. I have my favorites and hadn’t...
Ben’s Breakdown | “Jupiter’s Legacy” – Season 1: 3 Episode Thoughts
It's present-day and we have superheroes. In fact, we now have a second generation of superheroes. They are the offspring...
Ben’s Breakdown | “Superman: Man of Tomorrow” Sadly Doesn’t Fly
A young boy has his friend over and they’re watching a science fiction movie. During the movie, an alien is...
Ben’s Breakdown | “Justice Society: World War II” Is A Modern Look Into The Past
While most comic book fans my age might fall into the camp of the Silver Age of comics, I'm a...
Andrea’s Angle | “Without Remorse” Delivers A Stale Story, But With Emotional Acting
Having grown up on Tom Clancy in various forms of film and books (My dad was a huge fan), I...
