Coty Geek
From the monthly archives: August 2009
I’ve always made it a personal policy to never mock, make fun of, or openly express distaste for something that other people dedicatedly like. I’ve never liked it whenever someone told me I was stupid for liking something, and I always try to maintain the golden rule when doing my reviews. But I feel that [...]
Continue Reading →Ok, I am a gigantic fan of Imogen Heap. She’s my favorite singer (tied with Peter Gabriel) and I was one of the thousands who stayed up to date with the production of her new album Ellipse on youtube. I thought it was great how she stayed connected with her fans and used youtube as [...]
Continue Reading →Ok, the past week and a half had some very big announcements happened in the comic industry, with one of which being the biggest comic book related news in years as it has the potential to END the current DC Universe and any or all related media.
The first, and most important thing, is that [...]
Continue Reading →I think I have a lot in common with the majority of American Final Fantasy fans in the sense that I had my first experience with the franchise in 1997 with Final Fantasy VII. It’s considered the quintessential FF game for a reason. It has the best story, the best characters, and of [...]
Continue Reading →When I first saw the trailer for District 9, I did what everyone else did. I looked up what all I thought the movie was about. And of course I only found out that it was directed by Neill Blomkamp and that it was based on his short film Alive in Joburg. I [...]
Continue Reading →Okay, so I recently saw the Will Ferrell/ John C. Reilly movie Step Brothers. I had extremely low expectations, because let’s be honest, Ferrell’s work hasn’t been that great lately. He’s been repeatedly playing the same kind of oafish and childish characters for years, meanwhile Reilly has an Academy Award nomination under his belt and [...]
Continue Reading →Quentin Tarantino is one of those directors that you either love ‘em or you hate ‘em. Most people say his first two films, Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction, were masterpieces in of themselves, but that his third film, Jackie Brown tried too hard to be a Blaxploitation film. I found his 4th film, Kill Bill [...]
Continue Reading →Bruce Lee is a man whose legacy speaks for itself. Awesomeness is always the first thing that comes to mind for anyone who hears his name. He set, and maintains, the standard for what action films could be. His best known film was Enter the Dragon, which was released six days after his death. [...]
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