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Review — The Last Romantic - Geeks Under Grace

1 week ago | geeksundergrace.com | Johnathan Floyd |Andrew Borck |Clearly Christian |Tyler Hummel

Subjectivism is a dirty word when one is discussing matters of religion. Modern philosophy has worked to pathologize religion as mere sense experience with little relation to objective reality, and much of religious sensation has been rendered moot as evidence for the divine.
Review - Martin Scorsese Presents: The Saints - Joan of Arc

Nov 20, 2024 | geeksundergrace.com | Joe Morgan |Johnathan Floyd |Spencer Patterson |Tyler Hummel

After a remarkable five-decade career, Martin Scorsese remains one of the most essential living filmmakers. Even at 82, the acclaimed director of Taxi Driver, Goodfellas, and Raging Bull still creates remarkable masterpieces like Silence, The Irishman, and Killer of the Flower Moon. With his upcoming Jesus biopic starring Andrew Garfield on the horizon, he has finally achieved his dream of releasing a TV series about Catholic saints.
Review - Shōgun (2024 Miniseries)

Jun 4, 2024 | geeksundergrace.com | or Meh |Juliana Purnell |Johnathan Floyd |Stephen Hall

I was invited this past February to a television premiere for a new show coming out that I had never heard of. My small Anglican parish was home to some world travelers and educated deacons who were excited about an upcoming adaptation of a popular book I hadn’t heard of, and they wanted to celebrate its premiere. Upon arriving, I was met with the largest spread of expensive sushi and Japanese liquors I’d ever seen, and our host introduced the show while wearing authentic Japanese regalia.
Review - Monarch: Legacy Of Monsters

Feb 4, 2024 | geeksundergrace.com | Derek Thompson |Johnathan Floyd |Tyler Hummel |Joe Morgan

It is a good time to be a Godzilla fan right now! Godzilla Minus One and its rerelease Godzilla Minus One Minus Color have become one of the biggest blockbusters of the past two months. A new movie, Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire, is set to release soon, and AppleTV+’s spin-off television show has proved to be a surprising highlight of recent television.
Review - Ted - Season 1

Feb 3, 2024 | geeksundergrace.com | Johnathan Floyd |Tyler Hummel |Joe Morgan |Derek Thompson

When Ted was first released in 2012, it marked the beginning of a new stage in the career of animator and comedian Seth MacFarlane. The creator of Family Guy had already made success launching new series like American Dad, but the clout he’d made as one of the most successor showrunners in Hollywood gave him the freedom to launch almost any project he wanted, including a Star Trek parody called The Orville.
Review - Mr. Sun's Hatbox - Geeks Under Grace

Jun 16, 2023 | geeksundergrace.com | Andrew Borck |Tyler Hummel |Stephen Hall |Johnathan Floyd

The life of an Amazon delivery driver is a rough one. Besides working for a company with…questionable work ethics, they have to deal with nature’s most fearsome predator: the consumer. Hell truly hath no fury like a customer scorned. But what if there was a game that took the humble delivery driver and raised them to the level of a special ops agent with one purpose: retrieving a lost package for a customer…at any means necessary.
Review - Padre Pio

Jun 13, 2023 | geeksundergrace.com | Johnathan Floyd |Tyler Hummel |Stephen Hall |Juliana Purnell

If you have ever seen the meme of actor Shia LaBeouf screaming “Say Christ is Lord,” then you are familiar with Padre Pio. The film premiered last September at the 2022 Venice International Film Festival and clips of its most infamous scenes began appearing online, hyping many online Christians with the hope the film was either going to be a sincere story about faith or a goofy performance for the ages. Unfortunately, the film does not accomplish either of those feats.
Review – Cocaine Bear - Geeks Under Grace

Feb 23, 2023 | geeksundergrace.com | Andrew Borck |Joe Morgan |Stephen Hall |Johnathan Floyd

Sometimes you can’t be mad at a thing that tells you exactly what it is on the box. A can of Coca-Cola has 39 grams of sugar. A Burger King Whopper has 700 calories. And Cocaine Bear is a movie about a bear that eats cocaine. It’s not the premise you can get mad at or say disappointed you because the entire premise was right there in the title. You know going into this movie you’ll get 90 minutes of cheesy horror/comedy about a cocaine bear. It’s stupid but it delivers.