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SpongeBob is about to embark on a new adventure in his latest film, The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge On The Run. The CGI fun-fest will have the Bikini Bottom gang searching for SpongeBob’s beloved pet snail, Gary, after he’s kidnapped. SpongeBob, Patrick, Sandy and Squidward must rally together and find a way to retrieve Gary regardless of the cost – even […]
To say this was an incredible decade for film is a massive understatement. With advancing technology, a profound popularity of superheroes, and more diverse filmmakers getting a chance, this decade has been a real treat for cinephiles and casual movie-goers alike. So to celebrate the new year and the new decade, here’s a list of the best movies from each […]
Bong Joon-Ho latest film gained traction for being what most described as a wild ride into class warfare. Mainstream audiences would soon know the about Parasite after it won the most prestigious award at the 72nd annual Cannes Film Festival, the Palme d’Or. Given his superb filmography, no one ever doubted Joon-Ho’s ability to deliver anything less than great, but […]
Zombieland: Double Tap is right around the corner and we couldn’t be more excited for the follow up to the 2009 classic Zombieland. Last month, we had the opportunity to visit Ruben Fleischer while he was finishing up the sequel to talk about his project and why he returned for a second round! The film is directed by Fleischer and was […]
Earlier this month Geeks of Color had the chance to attend the Frozen 2 press day event that took place at Disney Animation studios. The day started off with a footage presentation and Q&A by co-director and writer Jennifer Lee, co-director Chris Buck and producer Peter Del Vecho. They spoke in-depth about why they wanted to make a second Frozen movie, what they […]
Another Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) is upon us, and with it comes a slew of new and exciting feature films, shorts, documentaries and more to take in. As TIFF always strives for inclusivity and diversity, there are always a plethora of titles to choose from that highlight people of color, and this year is no different. For any of […]
It is practically impossible to cross paths with a soul who has never heard of the King of Monsters. Or, love him for being the earth’s greatest defender? Or, fear him for being the ultimate outcome of humanity’s sins? Whatever the feeling, it does not change what is already clear: Godzilla is here to stay. He is more than a movie […]
By Yolanda Machado Horror fans rejoice! The widely anticipated “Doctor Sleep” just got it’s first trailer today, and it is everything you want and more. The long awaited sequel to the classic Stanley Kubrick film, and Stephen King novel, “The Shining”, follows the story of Danny Torrance (Ewan MacGregor), forty years after the chilling and traumatic events that took place […]
We haven’t caught sight of the beloved Bo Peep since her small role in Toy Story 2 back in 1999. Lost somewhere between the end of the sequel and the beginning of Toy Story 3, dedicated audiences have been wondering where our heroine went and what she’s been up to. In Toy Story 4, we’ll finally get the answers to […]
To talk about the newest iteration of Disney’s Aladdin, let’s move past the obvious: Disney wants to use its animation library for live-action films. Any review that focuses on this as a negative point is kidding itself. You’d do the same if you had their library and their reach. Why should a giant not repackage itself? On a similar note, […]
Since 2005, Laika Studios has redesigned the landscape of stop-motion features. By printing their own 3D puppets in-house, and using replaceable parts to create more dynamic face movement. Their 2009 debut, Coraline, wowed audiences with the thrilling, dynamic puppet performances and the dark fantasy storytelling. Laika studios has been hard at work completing their fifth project, Missing Link. Their first […]
I’ve always loved horror, even at a young age. My mom let me stay up to watch scary movies when I was probably way too young, but I am grateful she did. I could never really explain why I loved a genre that strives to make me uncomfortable, but Xavier Burgin’s Horror Noire: A History of Black Horror—based on Robin […]
Happy Valentines Day! On this romantic holiday, you may be considering watching a movie that makes you believe in love. Here a list of some favourite romance movies for you to enjoy, to celebrate love and friendship all around the world. Let the romancing begin! Crazy Rich Asians Based on the novel of the same name, the story follows Rachel […]
2019 looks to be another great year for superhero and comic-book movies. Here is your guide to all the heroic (or not so heroic) adventures that you will be going on this coming year in the order of release. Glass Glass is the third instalment in the Unbreakable trilogy, which culminates the stories of M. Night Shyamalan’s Split and Unbreakable. […]
Geeks of Color has got a new exclusive for you! Creating a new animated character for an already existing franchise can be a hard task, but if anybody would be able to do it, it’s Disney. Below is a video that explains just how they brought Yesss to life and how they knew she’d be perfect once Taraji P. Henson […]
Joe Cornish is back behind the camera and he has brought us another delightful action-adventure, complete with a new crop of young U.K. talent. The Kid Who Would Be King is a modern telling of the Arthurian legend, which follows a 12-year-old boy who finds the legendary Excalibur. Suddenly, he is thrust into an epic battle between good and evil. […]
