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Of all the lists I’m making for this Top Tens of the Decade feature, I need to explain this one the most. Since the phrase ‘hidden gem’ can apply various different ways to a film and can mean different things: a) a movie you don’t know about that’s great and should be seen; b) a […]… Continue reading Mike’s Top Hidden Gems of the Decade (30-21) — B+ Movie Blog

Black lives matter. As a literary journal, we firmly believe that words hold power. However, the past few weeks have made it as clear as ever that words alone are not enough. Standing in solidarity and support of the Black community requires sustained, on-going action –– simply being not racist is insufficient and the only […]… Continue reading Black Lives Matter — Writer To Writer Literary Journal

The world of the SciFi writer has always intimidated me. I don’t believe I have the kind of creative mind that can conjure up these special worlds, write complicated stories about them, configure plots that back my protagonists into corners and then rescue them. It just seems so hard. I have always wanted to […] Remind… Continue reading Remind in 15 Minutes… — Always on My Mind

Rating: 5/10 Plot: In the gorgeous plains of the old west, a stallion named Spirit roams free with his herd. He loves and protects his herd day in and day out. One day, a group of humans kidnap Spirit and bring him to an army outpost where they aim to break him into an army […]… Continue reading Dreaming of Dreamworks – Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron (2002) Review — The Anime Madhouse

Lord of the Rings, by J.R.R. Tolkien, is one of the most influential books ever written. In the decades since it’s publication, it has become a cultural powerhouse, inspiring blockbuster movies, video games, toy lines, and helping to give birth to the enduringly popular epic fantasy genre. Despite it’s venerability, however, Lord of the Rings […]… Continue reading Tolkien’s Enigmatic Approach to Lore — Goldwag’s Journal on Civilization

“Yesterday” star Lily James is set to headline true-crime feature “Peggy Jo”. Phillip Noyce, best known for movies such as “Salt” and “Rabbit-Proof Fence”, is directing the film from a script by Robert Knott, according to The Hollywood Reporter.James, 31, will star as Peggy Jo Tallas, billed a “real-life Bonnie but without a Clyde”, who […]… Continue reading ‘Peggy Jo’: Lily James Set to Lead True-Crime Movie!! — Welcome to Moviz Ark!

My exposure to the Sci-Fi genre came really late, in fact it was, of all films, Planet of the Apes and I thought it was amazing. Needless to say that I caught up quickly. Really the book’s title is self explanatory. Den of Geek’s Ryan Lambie presents the history of Sci-Fi cinema through 30 classic […]… Continue reading Ryan Lambie – The Geek’s Guide to SF Cinema — The Bobsphere

As a student I was also confused on what to learn after wasting my whole freshman year watching TV Series,Movies and Anime.I am Not Kidding .I watched like 24 Tv Series from Sitcom to Sci-fi like 5-10 Seasons minimum each .Any Famous Tv Series ,You name it I would have watched.Then I applied for an […]… Continue reading Chapter 0-“Resolving the Confusion between Data Science and Dev-Ops” — Fosablanced

Our Geek of the Week this round is Katie Reed, a children’s book author with a love of fantasy that led her to create her own book series starring a wizard and a lizard who get into magical mischief and learn valuable lessons in the end. 1) Please introduce yourself: Hello! My name is Katie […]… Continue reading Geek of the Week: Children’s Book Author Katie Reed — Geek Mamas

Join me to get interesting stuff everyday 🙂 “Holy smokes man!” That’s what Elon Musk said after he ran out from the control room to watch the Falcon take off, and several breathless moments later, saw the successful landing of the Falcon 9 rocket at Cape Canaveral. What is it about space travel that fascinates […]… Continue reading Why humans colonizing Mars is a good idea ! — Space At Home