Tagged: Top 7 MCU

Ask a Dork: The Video Game to Film Transition

With video game movies being notoriously bad, do you think there is a game that would make a good adaptation? Once upon a time I would had said that the first Silent Hill could...

The A-Z of Geek Cinema: U is for Unbreakable

The A-Z of Geek Cinema: U is for Unbreakable

An exercise in stillness, but within the genre of the superhero action film, M. Night Shymalan’s 2000 film Unbreakable is a strange amalgam of his own stylistic quirks with the demands of the chosen...

The A-Z of Geek Cinema: T is for Tron: Legacy

The A-Z of Geek Cinema: T is for Tron: Legacy

All the pretty lights and amazing music in the world won’t be able to overcome a lackluster plot and awful dialogue. Tron: Legacy is the poster child for this. With wonderful production design, very...

The A-Z of Geek Cinema: R is for Road To Perdition

The A-Z of Geek Cinema: R is for Road To Perdition

The look and feel of a film is vastly important. Different directors and cinematographers can look at the same scene as written and create completely different tableaus, with different narrative choices and focuses. Sam...

The A-Z of Geek Cinema: Q is for the Quiet Man

The A-Z of Geek Cinema: Q is for the Quiet Man

John Wayne versus Victor McLaglen in a fist fight which ranges over a good chunk of landscape and has an intermission for a drink built-in. This is The Quiet Man, an American version of...

The A-Z of Geek Cinema: P is for Prometheus

The A-Z of Geek Cinema: P is for Prometheus

Anticipation can be a killer. On one hand, your excitement can be built up so much for something, can be hyped up so high, that there is no way your expectations will be met....

The A-Z of Geek Cinema: O is for Once

The A-Z of Geek Cinema: O is for Once

The beauty of Once is not necessarily in the music. The music is there. It is beautiful. What became The Swell Season perform song after song (sometimes Markéta Irglovå and Glen Hansard together, sometimes...

The A-Z of Geek Cinema: M is for Memento

“We all need mirrors to remind ourselves who we are.” You’ve heard of this movie. Haven’t you? It’s the one that goes backwards, made by the guy who did The Dark Knight. Except that’s not...