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Best Live Action Adaptations of Cartoons Never Made
Kids have always spent tons of time watching Saturday morning cartoons, but why haven't some of these classic cartoon series been on the big screen? The best live action adaptations of cartoons never made are huge missed opportunities. For the nostalgia factor alone, many of these cartoons would bring out huge crowds ready to spend their money and re-live their youth a bit.
By Joseph Farley8 years ago in Geeks
Sex and The Fighting Cast
The other big story over the last few weeks has been the feud between Sarah Jessica Parker and Kim Cattrall. Unlike the Harvey Weinstein story, this one doesn't leave me feeling icky all over. Yes, "icky" is a technical word. It gives me an idea for a Jackie Collins (R.I.P.) type novel, though it also leaves a bad taste in my mouth when it comes to women's empowerment issues because, well, women are fighting one another instead of fighting FOR one another.
By Edward Anderson8 years ago in Geeks
Victim Blaming in Pretty Little Liars (SPOILERS)
I've been re-watching the show, and something has been bugging me non-stop regarding the relationships between the girls and their parents. In the second episode, we see Melissa's 23-year-old fiance flirt with and ultimately kiss the 16-year-old Spencer. When Melissa sees this and dumps him, Spencer is treated horribly by her family. Despite her protests that it wasn't consensual, her parents take Melissa's side. It leaves a sour taste in the mouth of any viewer who notices this trend. A similar thing happens when it is revealed that Ian, 22, carried on a relationship with Spencer when she was 15. She hides this fact, but the police find out and question her. Her own parents blame her too. I'm personally bothered by the fact that the police didn't question Ian, nor did they arrest him. He may have said that it wasn't sexual, but they would have had no reason to believe him.
By Melody Rauscher8 years ago in Geeks
Impressions on 'Diary of a Madman'
Yesterday, I went to see “The Diary of a Madman” written by Nikolai Gogol, directed by Victor Sobchak, Artistic Director of ART-VIC, the only Anglo-Russian Theatre in the UK and brilliantly performed by Arturas Ustinovas at the Etcetera Theatre, one of the Top 10 fringe venues for theatre and comedy in Camden.
By Geneviere Myamar8 years ago in Geeks
The Signs as Dana Scully's Season One Outfits
Aries The Snow Bunny (Episode 8, “Ice”) As the flagship of this analysis, this look is for an adventurous, confident, enthusiastic, responsible, and caring leader. The Snow Bunny is ready for action, sensible yet stylish, as seen in the fur hood and color coordinated accessories. Here’s a look that says, loud and clear, “Which way to the laboratory?” This outfit is direct, candid, and ready to get things started; guaranteed, the Snow Bunny has several pairs of socks and some long johns under that jacket.
By lauren boisvert8 years ago in Geeks
The World's Greatest Scavenger Hunt
GISHWHES stands for the Greatest International Scavenger Hunt the World Has Ever Seen. Created by actor Misha Collins of Supernatural television fame, the scavenger hunt once benefited his charity, Random Acts. The scavenger hunt was an annual, week-long hunt dedicated to providing the hunters with an experience like no other.
By Stephany Jones8 years ago in Geeks











