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Geeks@Large Episode 31: The Last Jedi, A Star Wars Holiday Special
The holiday season here and that means we’re returning to “a long time ago in a galaxy far far away” with the 8th chapter in the Star Wars saga, The Last Jedi! Neil, Steven and Taylor come together to review the film proper as well as discuss the divisive fan reaction and controversies surrounding the film. So grab your laser
Highly Suspect Reviews: All the Money in the World
Ridley Scott’s new movie is based on the true story of the kidnapping of the grandson of the richest man in the world, J. Paul Getty. Problem was, the kidnappers didn’t realize that Getty was such an unbelievable skinflint that not only would he pay no money to said grandson’s family (they lived in poverty) but he wouldn’t pay the
Eye on the Prize – Episode 4: The Big Shortlist
Justin Zarian and Shakyl Lambert hold down the fort this week while Ian is busy being a responsible adult with a job. The two of them discuss films Justin has actually watched this week (I know, a first), a straggler from the critic group awards and official Academy shortlists for several categories. Much nerd talk and foolishness ensues! NOTE: We
Highly Suspect Reviews: Molly’s Game
Jessica Chastain plays real-life underground poker queen Molly Bloom, as she recounts her story of being targeted by the FBI to her lawyer, Idris Elba. I mean, just the two of them in a movie together should be enough to get butts in seats, right? Just put them in everything. Hell, they’re going to be in IT 2 now, apparently.
Highly Suspect Reviews: The Post
Adding to the pile of December Oscar-bait this year is Steven Spielberg’s entry and he’s going in with guns-a-blazing, casting Meryl Streep as Washington Post owner Kay Graham and Tom Hanks as its editor Ben Bradley in a time of deep concern for the paper: do they ignore the federal government’s threats and publish shocking documents that were illicitly obtained
Highly Suspect Reviews: Pitch Perfect III
In the third chapter in this (apparently) well-loved series, we thought it appropriate to actually try to get some people from the demographic the film is targeting to do the review for us. Turns out, our own regular Highly Suspect Reviewer, Lara, has a teen daughter named Rowan who was VERY excited to see the trilogy completed and Chris interviews
