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Stories By Kevin Kelly
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You might have noticed a suspicious absence of GeekBombs on the site lately. That's mainly because the last one I was working on blew up in my face, scarring half of my visage and leaving me with a marred silver dollar that I now use to make decisions with, and the flips just haven't been…
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The Oscars are just not a geek's friend, and you know it as well as I do. Just look at the number of posts and people there are out there bitching that The Dark Knight wasn't nominated for Best Picture, or that a movie like Wall-E just gets relegated to the Best Animated Feature Film…
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Are you way behind on your movie watching? The Oscars are approaching faster than you think. In case you hadn't realized, they're on this Sunday. Still haven't seen Milk, Frost/Nixon, The Reader, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, or Slumdog Millionaire? Not doing anything this Saturday? Well then, you're in luck. If you have $30…
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I can still remember the first time I saw Clive Owen in a movie. It was around 2000 and the film was called Croupier, and Owen starred as a struggling writer trying to write a soccer novel, and ends up turning back to his old life as a "croupier," or dealer, in a casino in…
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It's been 18 years since Point Break premiered, which is hard enough to believe in itself, but what's even stranger is the staying power this movie has. In fact, just this past weekend, two of my friends went to go see Point Break Live! in Los Angeles, which is a comedic take on the film,…
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John Malkovich is one of those actors who really seems hard to pin down. He can take a strange role and make it his own, a la Teddy KGB in Rounders, or he can take the role of a villain and make it uber-creepy, like he did in In The Line of Fire. Or, he…
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Sometime in the 1970s, my older cousin and her husband took me and a neighbor girl to a drive-in theater in Texas, and I still remember how amazing it was to be watching a movie from the back of a station wagon. I mean, you're sitting there in a car, watching a movie and listening…
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It's been Friday the 13th all day, can you tell? Here in Los Angeles, it's pouring down rain and the forecast is calling for it to continue doing that for several days. I've seen two black cats this morning, narrowly avoided walking under a ladder, and nearly dropped my shaving mirror. That's not a highly…
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The Merriam-Webster Dictionary added the word "fanboy" last year, and they list its first usage as 1919. Sadly, they don't provide any examples for that usage. Curly Lambeau founded the Green Bay Packers that year in Wisconsin, but I don't think he had throngs of fanboys around him just yet. For the record, Merriam-Webster defines…
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It saddens me to think that there are going to be generations of kids soon who will think The Pink Panther refers to "those Steve Martin movies." It's enough to make Peter Sellers spin in his grave, and he would undoubtedly be none too pleased with someone else inhabiting one of roles that he created…
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Everyone poops. It's a truism that you can't deny, and there's even an entire book on the subject. In fact, there's a whole slew of books in that department.
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Every evil genius needs a lair from which the run all of their daily affairs: everything from selecting the color of the company letterhead to plotting world domination. Usually these are hollowed-out mountain fortresses, secret inactive volcano lairs, or undersea secret bases. Because if you're going to do something on such a massive scale, why…
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Let's face it. As far as superpowers go, the ability to move things with your brain is pretty awesome. Sure, flying is cool, turning invisible would have fun benefits, and super-strength could always come in handy. Plus it's a lot cooler than all the "problem" superpowers, like having your entire body burst into flame, turning…
