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If you’re a movie buff or a geek, there’s no doubt you love spending your free time watching films and TV shows that inspire your passions. And in the age of Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, and HBO, there’s no shortage of inspiring content to watch. This blog post takes a look at some of the best geeky and tech-inspired movies and TV shows available on streaming services today. So whether you’re a die-hard Star Wars fan or you can’t get enough of Andy Griffith reruns, there’s something for everyone in this roundup!
As a software engineer who works long hours and go to kids activities after work, TV shows and movies help me relax after work.
This blog is an aggregate of trailers, questions and answers about of Geek inspired Movies and TV Shows.
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Amazon Prime Video. However, you can choose othershows and movies to watch from there as it has a wide variety of shows and movies that youcan choose from for $14.99 a month. Is Black Panther 2:
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Peacock at the time of writing. Peacock offers a subscription costing $4.99 a month or $49.99 per year for a premium account. As their namesake, the streaming platform is free with content out in the open, however, limited.
Is Black Panther 2: Wakanda Forever on Paramount Plus?
Black Panther 2: Wakanda Forever is not on Paramount Plus. Paramount Plus has two subscription options: the basic version ad-supported Paramount+ Essential service costs$4.99 per month,
How long have you fallen asleep during Black Panther (2018) Movie? The music, the story, and the message are phenomenal in Black Panther. I have never been able to see another Movie five times like I did this. Come back and look for the second time and pay attention.
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Is Black Panther 2: Wakanda Forever on HBO Max?
No. Black Panther 2: Wakanda Forever is a Sony movie, not a Warner Bros. movie. Also, HBO Max will no longer be streaming theatrical movies in 2022. (Last year, Warner Bros. opted to simultaneously release its theatrical slate on streaming, meaning HBO Max subscribers could watch movies like Matrix Resurrections at home. This year, however, Warner Bros. theatrical movies will have a 45-day theaters-only run before moving to HBO Max.)
Lupita Nyongo will be the new Black Panther. The opening of the trailer shows her in the Black Panther suit and she is missing from the rest of the trailer.
n the trailer the Queen/Bassett says her entire family is dead. It also shows Lupita giving birth to T’Challa’s child.
So, the Atlanteans attack. Shuri is killed in her attempt to take the BP mantle and defend Wakandan, or maybe captured and presumed dead. Then Nakia gives birth. Somehow a heart shaped herb is found and given to her, she is powered up and quickly recovers from giving birth (she may even take it while pregnant because she is seriously injured in the Atlantean attack.) Nakia becomes BP and queen regent. She fights Namor, and maybe also rescues Shuri.
Something like that.
Day Shift | Jamie Foxx, Dave Franco, and Snoop Dogg | Official Trailer | Netflix
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Day Shift:
Bud Jablonski (Jamie Fox) is a pool cleaner who scores extra cash as an exterminator, ridding the San Fernando Valley of its enduring vampire problem. But he does this work freelance—not part of the slayers union—so it’s not as lucrative as it is for his friend Big John Elliott (Snoop Dogg,) who is using his clout to bring Bud back to guild wages and benefits.
Trying to wrap my head around why they called the movie Death of a Ladies Man but used Bird on a Wire instead.
The movie was “inspired by the songs of Leonard Cohen.” So, I assume they’re going to use more than one.
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Ticket to Paradise | Official Trailer [HD]
What if in the end of Ocean’s Thirteen Danny and Tess got married, had a kid and divorced and now 20 years later try to sabotage their child’s engagement.
Looks like a rom com where there’s not a single unpredictable moment and yet will still be kind of fun.
Bodies Bodies Bodies | Official Trailer 2 HD | A24
SEE HOW THEY RUN | Official Trailer | Searchlight Pictures
It’s obvious from the popularity of “only murders in the building”, “knives out”, and the recent Christie movies that we’re entering a new era of campy mystery movies and I couldn’t be more excited for it.
Just watching the trailer is making me feel claustrophobic.
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NOPE – Official Alternate Trailer – July 22
s it just me or do all of the night scenes look like they’re filmed in the day and color shifted to look like it’s night?
I remember they did that in 28 weeks later and it looked really jarring and cheap.
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Honor Society | Official Trailer | Paramount+ | July 29th
It wrinkles my brain that McLovin is now old enough to play a teacher.
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Vikrant Rona | Official trailer (English) | releasing on July 28
Kannada film industry producing really great movies.., visuals are at Hollywood level.., KGF 2, 777 Charli, Vikrant Rona..
What TV show was amazing at first but became unwatchable for you later on?
Heroes
Season 1 was great and fresh. Season 2 didn’t know what to do with itself and just started giving everyone super powers.
By Season 3, characters were just changing motivations at the drop of a hat and it was just a huge mess of bad writing.
The blacklist, so many loopholes and a never ending plot. I mean, the female hero (forgot her name) was wanted and had her pictures broadcast nationwide live, but a couple of weeks after she can do undercover work.
Not the worst offender, but That 70’s Show tanked pretty hard once Eric left. He was sorely needed to make the chemistry of the group work.
Once Upon a Time. The first 3 seasons were good! And then after that they just kept getting worse
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What are movies where the final line of dialogue is the title of the movie?
I was watching Chinatown last night (great movie, btw!) and got to the final scene already knowing what the last line is, cause it’s famous and all, but only then clicked that the last word spoken is the title of the movie. (I know you can hear some cops sorta talking in the background as the camera pans out but I don’t think anyone would say that is the final dialogue in the movie).
Anyway, got me thinking, what are some other movies like this? Last words are the title of the film.
1- “And then they realized they were no longer little girls…They were little women.” – As read by Moe
I’d argue he’s the second most powerful member of The Seven
(Note, I’m doing TV Show Black Noir)
Black Noir is my favorite character in The Boys only second to Stormfront (cause she’s hot). So I always wanted to publicly share where I scale Noir, but before I do this, I have to share a few stuff stuff.
The Boys Presents Diabolical is mostly canon, specifically episodes 6,7 and 8.
That’s really all, now sit back and enjoy (or dislike) this answer.
Section 1: AP
Black Noir’s AP feat-wise isn’t too impressive since his speed is the real deal, but he’s still no joke since he’s able to fight and defeat Kimiko in a battle.
(I consider this fight to be an outlier since Black Noir should be faster than her, but it doesn’t change the fight since Black Noir is stronger)
And keep in mind this is the same Kimiko that survived attacks from A-Train
And even reacted to A Train while he was going fast
Kimiko speed feat
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This says a lot since she was badly damaged while fighting Noir (Had to use her self healing to survive), and she didn’t even get harmed that much while fighting A-Train since she got back up a few seconds later.
And he has shown himself to be much stronger than Starlight in multiple instances
This is the same Starlight that survived an attack from Stormfront (Same with Kimiko)
And Starlight tanked a Serbu BFG 50A with no injury
Starlight durability #1
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So already Noir scales above Kimiko and Starlight and scales above A Train due to a better performance aganist Kimiko, you could also argue his AP being at least on par with Maeve due to the tree nut scene and her deciding to use tree nuts instead of fighting him.
But it’s an iffy argument, doesn’t really matter though cause I think Noir beats her regardless.
Section 2: Speed
My favorite section yet.
Noir is stated to be much faster than a car
Not too impressive but this is just the start.
Black Noir was consistently able to dodge Homelander’s beams
And dodged Homelander himself
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Just watched The Fountain again, and so much of the impact of that movie is from the music (by Clint Mansell) and the imagery, rather than the plot. And there's hardly any action in it at all. The movie is like a mood piece. What other non-animation sci-fi movies rely mostly on their music and design? submitted by /u/hwc000000 [link] [comments]
I just realized this rewatching the lord of the rings i''m a fan of tolkiens books, and i realized i wouldn''t enjoy the movies half as i did if the soundtrack was not as great as it was. I came to the realization that in most of my favorites movies and scenes, music plays a rather gigantic impact in me liking it. I had never thought about it this way before submitted by /u/woodmetallic [link] [comments]
This movie is on Apple TV for free at the moment, and I couldn't recommend it more. It is a German foreign language film, but please don’t be turned off by that. Even watching the movie with subtitles, it doesn't take away from the drama or suspense. The Wave is based on a novel by the same name, which was based on a true event that actually happened in an American school. Here is the Wikipedia link in case you’re interested in reading more: http:// en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Third_Wave Please, please take the time to watch this movie. It feels deeply relevant to current events we’re seeing around the world. Here is the IMDB Plot description: A high school teacher's experiment to demonstrate to his students what life is like under a dictatorship spins horribly out of control when he forms a social unit with a life of its own. High school teacher, Rainer Wegner, may be popular with the students, but he's also unorthodox. He's forced to teach Autocracy for the school's project week. He's less than enthusiastic at first, but the response of the students is surprising to say the least. He forces the students to become more invested in the prospect of self rule, and soon the class project has it’s own power and eerily starts to resemble Germany's past. Can Wegner and his class realize what's happening before the horrors start repeating themselves? submitted by /u/ChampagneRabbi [link] [comments]
The internet commentators say movie mistakes are unforgivable and lowers the quality of the movie. It's ridiculous, I love movie mistakes, because it reminds me that making movies are hard, they are made by people, and nothing is ever going to be perfect or clean. It gives a nice texture to a movie to me. Another favorite mistake is seeing a crew members on set in Harry Potter and Gladiator who are shooting the same shot from a different angle. Couple of Star Wars ones I enjoy, but the one that puts a smile on me is Laura Dern saying "pew" when she fires a pistol. Jurassic Park, It's obvious that Dennis Nedry is watching a video player that is being used as a video phone call. Fellowship of the Ring, the car driving in the background is always fun. Why didn't they take the car to Morder? submitted by /u/Pancake_muncher [link] [comments]
Im creating a huge playlist of movie soundtrack albums that i absolutely love, so far i think my favourite noted is the trainspotting soundtrack because of tons of songs in it, its got heaven 17, sleeper, new order, pulp and of course the absolutely iconic and memorable born slippy by underworld. tell me what you think! Also if you have any movie suggestions with a similar soundtrack please let me know! submitted by /u/pieceofcarpet [link] [comments]
I have two: The first one is David Morse in The Negotiator NOT turning out to be a corrupt cop. For the whole movie we’re left in the dark as to which cops are in on the conspiracy and we really feel like the movie is telling us David Morse is in on it, and he plays into it a little with these subtle shifty mannerisms and hotheaded attitude, where we feel like he’s trying to get Sam Jackson killed before he can reveal anything. In the hands of a lesser writer/director he would have been revealed as a bad guy. The second one is the dinner scene in Absolute Power. Clint Eastwood shows up dressed like Inspector Gadget and it’s like… really? You’re just playing right into the cloak and dagger stuff like that? I thought he was a master of disguise! And then the shooting starts and we realise he was covering up a police uniform disguise. submitted by /u/ArgoverseComics [link] [comments]
Not sure if this film gets a lot of love on here, but I just want to say I absolutely fucking love it. It's in my top 3 all time along with Interstellar and The Matrix. What makes it so special to me is it really just takes you on a journey with these kids on the last day of school. I love all the characters, well maybe not Mitch but he's ok. It doesn't have much of a plot, It's just a great slice of life film that I think anyone of all ages can enjoy. So many quotebale lines, great performances all around. It doesn't even matter if your not from that time period (I'm not) but maybe it helps? I saw this movie as a young lad around 14 or so in 2004, high off my ass and it became an instant favorite. I love it stoned, sober, with friends, drinking it doesn't matter, this film holds a special place in my heart and always will so I just wanted to show some love to it. If you haven't seen it, I urge you to check it out and let me know what you think. submitted by /u/Jojoamackinhoes [link] [comments]
For those who have seen the movie, you’ll note that Miranda was a nightmare boss - often overworking her assistants with terrible pay. What really ticked me was the scene where she tasked Andy with finding her a flight back home during a severe hurricane (impossible if you ask me) and then being disappointed when Andy failed. I recently rewatched it and notice that Andy was the only character to complain about it. Every other character justified Miranda’s behaviour as she was considered a ‘legend’ in the fashion world and that she could open doors for you. What do you all think? submitted by /u/BB5037 [link] [comments]
One of the marks of a "truly" great movie is incontrovertibly that every time they're on TV or streaming, you just stay tuned and keep them on no matter what. How good could a movie be? That good. There are lots of very good one or two watch movies or movies you may watch once a year or two years, but there's no denying that a movie that makes you drop everything else you're doing and watching each time it's on is a great movie. What are your 5 movies you can't refuse to watch if channel surfing? You're not turning it off. I'll go with: Jaws Goodfellas Gladiator Braveheart The Dark Knight submitted by /u/Top_Cranberry_3254 [link] [comments]
Thinking of all of the movies that I've seen in my lifetime, something that truly made a movie memorable for me was an unexpected death. For me - a lot of the time it was the "hero" of the film and came at a time where I felt things were being resolved and the hero had won. The most recent example that comes to mind for.me is towards the end of The Departed, where Leo's character is killed in the elevator after arresting Matt Damon's character- i didnt see it coming and it made the ending all the more compelling for me. It made me think to ask this sub - what's the most unexpected death you have witnessed on the big screen? submitted by /u/TheFrederalGovt [link] [comments]
This might sound stupid but when I was thinking about it, Tom Hanks is in a bunch of movies where he's stuck somewhere: Castaway Captain Phillips Terminal Honorable Mentions: Polar Express Big (This might be a stretch, but come on, he's stuck in an adult body) You've Got Mail (Another stretch, but most of the movie is AOL instant messenger) I might be far off the mark, but this specific plot device could be something about his movie choices. submitted by /u/ericdotgov [link] [comments]
Two of the woken up colonists ate 90 years worth of food stocks, the flight officer is dead, and their needed agricultural items are growing in the sensitive equipment of the ship. The movie is like the ultimate "fuck you I got mine" to everyone else on the ship, made even more insulting with the saccharine monologue at the end about how great their lives were. submitted by /u/Boomfam67 [link] [comments]
I just watched this for like, the tenth time. If you haven't seen it, treat yourself. It's a teen comedy, but an incredibly witty one; it's not a romance like 10 things I hate about you although there is a romance in there. It's an absolute showstopping performance from Emma Stone in her first leading role. She totally makes the film, she takes a great part and wrings its neck. No-one who saw that film back in 2010 would have been surprised that she got a Best Actress Oscar before she was 30 and another one before she was 35. (She should have got one for Easy A, but Black Swan was an 'art film' and the Academy is always a sucker for art films.) I really should get around to watching La la land and Poor things! Fabulous turns by Stanley Tucci and Patricia Clarkson as her parents, BTW. Every bit as good as Alison Janney and JK Simmons in Juno. submitted by /u/faithle55 [link] [comments]
I just saw Bullet Train (2022) and found it was an absolute blast. What I enjoyed most was that the characters were all highly competent fighters and yet they suffered or even lost their fights quite a lot. This reminded me a lot of old action movies, particularly Jackie Chan films or early Die Hard where the protagonist was not some invincible monster. There were real stakes. The characters got hurt. I don’t want to dump on any specific films or franchises but many modern films have completely missed this for me. Fights are boring because nobody ever looks like they are in danger or gets hurt. A lot of what works in Bullet Train comes from the choreography which was very creative, dynamic and actually used the gimmick of the train rather than it feeling like generic choreo that would work in any location. The location of the train comes in to play at every moment. It was a breath of fresh air. So I ask: What other recent movies - specifically action movies I guess (though this isn’t unique to action films) - did fight scenes have such good tension and stakes where lead characters actually suffer, are on the back foot, get hurt, or even die? Let me know what I’ve missed out on! submitted by /u/calxlea [link] [comments]
Doc told Marty that Marty's future son is in trouble and 1985 Marty needs to go into the future (2015) to prevent future Marty's son from getting arrested. But, with this knowledge in 1985, could t Marty just have prevented these events from occuring when 2015 organically arrived, thereby, prevent any of the hijinks from ensuing? submitted by /u/Insidehollow [link] [comments]
I can't believe this cast signed up for this movie. The entire second half of this movie just kept getting worse. The ice skating scene? How was this worse than what I was certain was to be the worst scene in the colored smoke shootout. And both were somehow out done by the scene where she was "activated". Sam Rockwell couldn't save this movie. That's saying something. Don't watch this. Ever. submitted by /u/TheRealDrLeoSpaceMan [link] [comments]
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Between-jobs Jose has always been different to in-work Jose. Much less stressed, bursting with ideas and watching a lot of football on television. submitted by /u/kundu123 [link] [comments]
As Weis said: “I consider this boy a great player as much as he is a dirty guy. I hate him for the things that he did. I think he doesn’t have any respect for France and also for all the people who are asking for a French passport and don’t get it. And under the pretext that he is a great athlete, he got it. I find it scandalous, I find it embarrassing. I don’t care about his excuses, cause they are his words, and his words mean nothing”. submitted by /u/kundu123 [link] [comments]