The underwhelming financial results of “Justice League” led to some reorganisation of the Warner Bros. DC Comics on film section. The first thing that changed was the whole film universe idea: „Our intention, certainly, moving forward is using the continuity to help make sure nothing is diverging in a way that doesn’t make sense, but… Continue reading
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92th Oscars: the good, the bad and the ugly
On last Tuesday, the Academy announced the nominees for their 92th award ceremony. You can watch the announcement below: And here is the full list: Best picture Ford v Ferrari The Irishman Jojo Rabbit Joker Little Women Marriage Story 1917 Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood Parasite Best actor Antonio Banderas – Pain and Glory… Continue reading
Critics’ Choice Awards 2020
Though I very much wanted to watch Critics’ Choice Awards 2020, my zombie-mode made me pass, and instead of pulling an all-nighter to admire my favourite gala, I chose sleep (is that called adulting?). However, I could not miss the chance to comment on the results of the gala, so the first thing I did… Continue reading
77th Golden Globe Awards
Last night, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association held the 77th Golden Globe Awards ceremony. I, of course, didn’t sleep the whole night (the ceremony was broadcast from 2:00 a.m. to 5:30 a.m. in my time zone), so that I’d be able to share the list of winners (in order of them being awarded) and a… Continue reading
Don’t make a sound! “A Quiet Place. Part II” trailer hits the web.
It’s 2020, and one of the first geeky things we saw, was the trailer for the sequel of an excellent horror film, “A Quiet Place”. The original told a story about a post-apocalyptic reality where even the slightest sound attracted vicious monsters. We followed the family of Abbotts who were willing to do anything in… Continue reading
Stranger conversations
Mere hours before “Strangers Things” season 3 gets released, Chris and Dan sat down to talk about the first two seasons of the series. Chris: One of the first things that comes to mind, when talking about “Stranger Things” is the 80s nostalgia and how it was used to create the whole storyline. You can see… Continue reading
Seing double: “Us” review
When she was young, Addy lived through a traumatic event, which left her scarred for a long time. Now, Adelaide Wilson is a happy wife and mother of two children. However, while on a holiday trip with her family, she encounters her past demons once again: a family that looks exactly like hers shows up… Continue reading
This is the end, beautiful friend: “Avengers: Endgame” review
I have never been much of a Marvel guy. Yes, I am more than impressed by their cinematic undertaking but to be honest I have struggled to connect to most of these characters. Nevertheless, the “Avengers” films, especially those directed by Joss Whedon, have always worked magic for me. Whedon was able to tell a… Continue reading
Friends Forever: A “How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World” review
One year after the events of “How to Train Your Dragon 2” Hiccup still struggles with the responsibilities of Berg’s chief. Meanwhile, Toothless comes across a female dragon and a new threat lurks on the horizon… “How to Train Your Dragon” has quickly become one of my favourite animated film series. I’m a huge fan… Continue reading
The Marvellous Carol Danvers — a “Captain Marvel” review
When “Wonder Woman” was released almost two years ago, I was so moved by it that I turned into some crazy salty water dispenser. And then I came back to the cinema, watching Gal Gadot go through the No Man’s Land six more times. I needed more female-led superhero films. Fast-forward to 2019 and “Captain… Continue reading
Big Geekified 2018 Summary. Part 5/5: Movies
And this is the last part of our 2018 summary. Check out our favourite films! “The Shape of Water” Technically a 2017 release, but as an Oscar-nominated (and later winning) film, it was released in February 2018 in Poland, where I live, so I’m counting this one as a 2018 film. I love Guillermo Del… Continue reading