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...
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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...
Ben’s Breakdown | “Invincible” – Season 1: 3 Episode Thoughts
Animated superhero shows have been around for decades. From the earliest Superman short films, we were always shown the noble...
Ben’s Breakdown | “The Irregulars” – Season Wrap-Up
In Victorian England, a group of homeless teens (Bea, her half-sister Jessie, Spike, and Billy) are making a home for...
Ben’s Breakdown | “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier” 3 Episode Thoughts
While Marvel Studios has been able to give big movies to such main superhero characters such as Thor, Iron Man,...
Ben’s Breakdown | “WandaVision” Season 1 Ending Thoughts
Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige had this vision (See what I did there?) where he wanted to create this multi-platform...
Andrea’s Angle | “Coming 2 America”: Laugh-Out-Loud Funny
With over thirty years since the original film, one wouldn’t think a sequel would even happen. However, I watched the...
Ben’s Breakdown | “Secrets of Sulphur Springs” Three Episode Thoughts
The Campbell family has moved from Chicago to a small town and taken up residence in an abandoned resort hotel...
Ben’s “Gay” Breakdown | “Easy” and “Just Ask Him”
As part of my movie watching for TGGeeks I’ve decided to take a look at movies and short films for...
Ben’s Breakdown | “The Stand” Wrap-up
A pandemic of global proportions has wiped out most of humanity. The survivors are gathering into two different camps. Some...
Andrea’s Angle | “The Map of Tiny Perfect Things” Is Perfectly, Wonderfully Imaginative
I was so intrigued as soon as I read about this film. First, it is written by Lev Grossman, of...
Andrea’s Angle | For a Sci-Fi Romance “Bliss” is Surreal yet Beautiful
Some films bring together ideas and actors that are an incredible draw. I’ve rarely been disappointed with any movie that...
Ben’s Breakdown | “WandaVision” Three Episode Thoughts
A couple that has just gotten married is driving to their new home. They are happy and in love. It’s...
Andrea’s Angle | Hear Voices From The Past in “One Night in Miami”
Even just reading the description of this film, I could see the potential, the possibilities for it to speak to...
Ben’s Breakdown | “Star Trek: Discovery” Season 3 Thoughts
One of the biggest dangers that Star Trek: Discovery had to face was trying to pigeonhole new stories into an...
Andrea’s Angle | “Herself”: Emotional and Empowering
Herself was a film I wanted to watch from the first moment I read the description. While I knew there...
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...
Ben’s Breakdown | Is “Wonder Woman 1984” a Wonderful Sequel?
I’ve not been the biggest fan of the more recent swath of superhero movies to come out from Warner Brothers,...
Andrea’s Angle | “Sylvie’s Love” Is An Extraordinary Love Story With Beautiful Music
Sylvie’s Love has been teased on Amazon Prime for a few months now and I couldn’t wait. A story set...
Ben’s Holiday Breakdown | “A Christmas Carol” Told As A Horror Story?
It’s a cold and snowy Christmas Day when a young man walks into a graveyard and towards a specific headstone....
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 | “I’m Your Woman” Has Rich Characters, But Is Slow on Pacing
I’m Your Woman is the kind of film I want to love. When I watched the trailer, what grabbed me...
Ben’s Breakdown | There Is Power With Silence In “Sound of Metal”
As a child, I had the enormous pleasure to be introduced to students who were deaf. They were in the...
TG Geeks Webcast Episode 302
The Two Gay Geeks have a chat with each other about the hit NBC Series Grimm that ran from 2011...
Ben’s “Gay” Breakdown | “Uncle Frank” Tells Of A Time Best Not Forgotten
Movies about coming out of the closet have become a genre unto themselves with stories ranging from coming out due...
Ben’s Breakdown | “The Mandalorian” – Season 2: Three Episode Thoughts
The Mandalorian, or “Mando” as some people refer to him, has been tasked with returning an infant to his race,...
Ben’s Breakdown | “Star Trek: Discovery” – Season 3:Three Episode Thoughts
In an attempt to escape the malevolent intelligence known as “Control”, Commander Michael Burnham is going to take vital information...
