Tag Archive: geek

Movie Review: Detachment

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Director: Tony Kaye Starring: Adrien Brody, Marcia Gay Harden, Christina Hendricks, and James Caan Plot: A substitute teacher is assigned to a new school. This school is full of rude students and cynical… Continue reading →

The Pull List: Must Read Comics Week of 8/1/2012

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Animal Man #12 and Swamp Thing #12 By: Jeff Lemire, Steve Pugh, Scott Snyder, Marco Rudy, and Yanick Paquette Publisher: DC Comics Estimated Price: $2.99/each What’s it about: This is the prelude to Rotworld. After Animal… Continue reading →

Movie Review: Being Flynn

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Director: Paul Weitz Starring: Paul Dano, Robert DeNiro, And Olivia Thirlby Plot: An angsty aspiring writer, Nick Flynn (Paul Dano) reconnects with his aspiring writer father, Jonathan (Robert De Niro) at a homeless… Continue reading →

‘Doctor Who’ Retro Reviews 3.1

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What…what’s this? COLOUR?! A new era in the history of Doctor Who started with the Third Doctor. A new Doctor, a different concept, colour film, new special effects and plenty of new villains!… Continue reading →

Review: Take This Waltz

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Directed by: Sarah Polley Starring: Michelle Williams, Seth Rogen, Luke Kirby, and Sarah Silverman Plot: A married woman starts an affair after a chance encounter on a plane. Review: Margot (Michelle Williams) is a freelance… Continue reading →

Kickstarted: Cool and Interesting Projects This Week

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Kickstarter has been in the news more and more these last few months, and it’s no surprise. Recently Kickstarter saw a project hit the $1 million mark in less than 9 hours upon… Continue reading →

The Pull List: Must Read Comics of 7/18/2012

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Blue Beetle #11 By: Antony Bedard, Ig Guara, and Paul Renaud Publisher: DC Comics Estimated Price: $2.99 What’s it about: Honestly, I haven’t really been keeping up with the Blue Beetle title since the… Continue reading →

New Lego Videogames I Would Kill For

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Build em up and smash em down with Hedgie Lego. A staple of childhood play, builder of both the imagination and desperately ugly sculptures by kindergarteners. I had so much Lego as a… Continue reading →

How I Found Myself Addicted to ‘Munchkin’

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First of all, apologies to those who came here hoping to fulfill their fetish for dwarfs or midgets. This is not that kind of site (unless it’s about Tyrion Lannister – dude puts… Continue reading →

Review: Why Stop Now

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Directed by: Phil Doring and Ron Nyswaner Starring: Jesse Eisenberg, Melissa Leo, Tracy Morgan, and Isaiah Whitlock Jr. Plot: Eli (Jesse Eisenberg) is a young piano prodigy. When a great opportunity presents itself, he tries to… Continue reading →