comedy

Humor and comedy from all geeky fandoms.

Renaissance Festival War Stories September 21-22, 2024
Continued from weekend 5... We are down to the penultimate weekend. We are getting tired, but still love what we do. There is an odd mix coming of 'I'm ready for it to be over' vs 'I don't want it to be over.' We keep moving forward, we have no other choice.
By Tinka Boudit She/Her2 years ago in Geeks
Netflix's Emily in Paris Season 4 (Part 2) Review
Let’s take a trip to Rome. Part 2 of season 4 of Emily in Paris picks up with new romance troubles between Emily and Gabriel. Fed up with ruined romances, Emily decides to travel to Rome. She meets Marcello and a new work opportunity comes to light.
By Marielle Sabbag2 years ago in Geeks
Spaceman: Adam Sandler’s Bold Shift from Comedy to Cosmic Isolation
Adam Sandler’s latest film Spaceman is a radical departure from everything we've come to associate with the actor. Over the years, Sandler has built a reputation as a comedic legend, from the goofy charm of Happy Gilmore to the slapstick fun of Grown Ups. Whether through his iconic wardrobe or witty one-liners, he’s always managed to make audiences laugh. His casual outfits, often featuring baggy basketball shorts and oversized T-shirts, became as much a trademark as his comedic timing. Sandler’s humor transcends generations, keeping him relevant and beloved by moviegoers for decades.
By PETER J2 years ago in Geeks
Assassination Classroom: A Killer Review!
I have wanted to watch Assassination Classroom since it was first released in 2013. It exploded in popularity with a unique story concept. Of course, I put it on my list to-watch and then it sat on my to-watch list for the next 10 years. You read that right, I have wanted to watch Assassination Classroom for 10 years. Why did I finally watch it? To be completely honest I didn't know what to watch and when I couldn't decide I grabbed my list and scrolled on it until I randomly stopped and then watched that show. This method is how I have found many of my favorite shows, it is also how I have found some shows that I wish I could burn out of my memory. Props to you if you read reviews to find good anime. Once I started assassination classroom I could not stop. I finished the whole show in under a week. So did it live up to the hype?
By animetipz2 years ago in Geeks
'Le Monstro' Unveils Inner Beauty, Tragedy, and Silenced Voices
Beauty comes in all forms. Le Monstro is a short film directed by Gabrielle Rosson. Based on true historical accounts, the film focuses on Juliet, a female circus performer with a beard. Her husband, Jonah, deprives her of love, only using her talents for his own monetary gain.
By Marielle Sabbag2 years ago in Geeks
Unreliable
Alright, let me tell you a story, and I swear on my grandma’s cat’s life that every word of this is true… mostly. It all started one Wednesday morning. Or was it Thursday? Doesn’t matter. The important part is, I woke up in my apartment—my very well-organized, totally not messy apartment—and I was ready to conquer the day. Now, some people might say I overslept until noon and had cereal for lunch. But those people don’t understand my commitment to brunch. Also, who are they to judge what’s an appropriate meal? The milk was still good, and the cereal had a healthy number of marshmallows.
By The Kind Quill2 years ago in Geeks
Renaissance Festival War Stories September 14-15, 2024
...Continued from Weekend 4 This marks weekend 5 of the Minnesota Renaissance Festival. This is where the show gets notoriously challenging: we start running out of energy quicker, I'm missing my husband more, and the weather is fickle. Time to dig deep and find the reserves, because we have a show to do.
By Tinka Boudit She/Her2 years ago in Geeks
Snow Cake (2006): A Poignant Tale of Autism, Connection, and Tolerance
Did you know no two snowflakes are alike? Snow Cake is a 2006 film. Alex Hughes gives Vivienne Freeman a ride home, but they get in a fatal car accident, thus killing her. Overcome with grief, Alex pays a visit to Vivienne’s mother, Linda, a high-functioning autistic woman. He stays around for a week as they become friends and learn to be more open-minded.
By Marielle Sabbag2 years ago in Geeks
Villainess Review: Dee Baxter (The Wayans Bros.)
Who remembers The WB? The original WB Network? Hard to believe that it's been almost 30 years since that network launched, and would go on to become this big thing--keeping up with what was now the Big Four networks (CBS, NBC, ABC, and Fox). The whole thing started in early 1995, and it ended up leading to the launch of Kids' WB that fall (that's another story). The network had their trademark shows, and among their earliest hits was The Wayans Bros., the memorable sitcom that officially put Shawn and Marlon Wayans on the spotlight.
By Clyde E. Dawkins2 years ago in Geeks
Six Dance Lessons in Six Week - A Movie Review
Dance is all about capturing the soul. Six Dance Lessons in Six Weeks is a 2014 film. A retired widow hires a dance instructor for six weeks of private dance lessons at her home. Lily and Michael clash in various debates until they form a deep connection that evolves into a heartwarming friendship.
By Marielle Sabbag2 years ago in Geeks
There’s No Fresh Ones in the Back
First off, let me start by saying that if you’re not a Nico Santos fan I don’t understand you. Stop what you’re doing (after reading this article of course) and go watch ‘Crazy Rich Asians’ (available on Netflix*) and ‘Superstore’ (available on Peacock). Then come back and tell me how amazing you think he is. Truth be told, I could be a little biased, but he’s still hilarious and a pure pleasure to watch.
By Tiffany Moneé Johnson2 years ago in Geeks
Marvel Movie Endings That Almost Perfected. AI-Generated.
For fans of comic book movies, the Marvel Cinematic Universe and its predecessors offer some amazing conclusions that have a lasting impression. Marvel movie endings are primarily recognized for their post-credits scenes, which consistently offer a glimpse of the upcoming picture. Remember that a movie's real climactic moments are frequently fantastic in and of themselves, so every Marvel movie closes on a high note.
By WHB KHN2 years ago in Geeks