Reviews - Page 117 of 177 - theGeek.games

Announced in 2018, the adaptation of the famous Vertigo by the Spanish Pendulo Studios had recently resurfaced to reassure us about its progress.

Alfred Hitchcock Vertigo – A Bit “Dizzy”? Yes… “Vertigo”? Not By a Long Shot!

Dec 29, 2021

…

These are all the video games nominated for the DICE Awards 2022, which take place on 24 February Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart

Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart – The PS5 Video Game That Would Make Pixar Go…

Dec 27, 2021

…

REVIEW - Aeterna Noctis is an average game: this thought was my idea for a good day and a half.

Aeterna Noctis – Always Look At The Bright Side

Dec 24, 2021

…

MOVIE REVIEW -

Matrix: Resurrections – “After all this time… back to the Matrix?”

Dec 23, 2021

…

MOVIE REVIEW - One of the biggest series of

The Grandson – Revenge, Hungarian style

Dec 22, 2021

…

MOVIE REVIEW - The Kingsman series can be approached from many angles: in some ways it's a poor man's James Bond, in others it's a laugh-out-loud (or often intended to be) super-spy spoof, so hilariously extreme, and in others it's just plain silly or with scenes of no excitement. The King's Man, set during the First World War and intended as an origin story, perhaps suffers even more from these stylistic mix-ups than its predecessors.

The King’s Man – World War I Superspy Movie With A Chaotic Mix Of Styles

Dec 20, 2021

…

The Witcher Season 2 – The Witcher Is Back, and Henry Cavill Is Better Than…

Dec 18, 2021

…

RETRO MOVIE - The highly anticipated Matrix: Resurrections arrives nearly two decades after the original trilogy's release. Here's all the information you need to catch up with the next film, which we'll be sharing our review of next Thursday.

The Matrix: Resurrections – Everything You Need To Know About The Original Trilogy

Dec 17, 2021

…

MOVIE NEWS - The new Spider-Man movie is doing remarkably well at the box office

Spider-Man: No Way Home – In the Web of Multiple Spider-Man Universes

Dec 15, 2021

…

MOVIE REVIEW - The narrative invites us all the way from the age of colouring pictures to New York City, where anyone can become a big dog, as Clifford the big red dog does, without any super-spoilers. With a little digging, you can even find the pet's digital footprint (paw paw) in the form of colouring books you can order. I suppose red will do in the hands of any small child, but the film doesn't attempt to explain this understatement of colour temperature. Apparently, the radioactive spider would not have fit into the multiverse of manufacturing companies.

Clifford the Big Red Dog – Who Let This Dog Out?

Dec 14, 2021

…