Prime Video’s Daisy Jones and The Six is a haunting, indescribably compelling work of art from beginning to end.
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Author: Gissane Sophia
Gissane (pronounced Geese-enny) or, as people often call her, "Goose," is a Christ fan above all and a romance enthusiast who's taken her Master's degree in English and love for essays into writing lengthy analyses about pop culture.
She is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of Marvelous Geeks Media and the co-host of Lady Geeks' Society Podcast. She's a member of The Cherry Picks and can also be found writing features for MovieWeb and Looper.
‘Emily’ Movie Review: Emma Mackey Bewitches in Frances O’Connor’s Hauntingly Memorable Adaptation
Frances O’Connor’s Emily movie is a haunting, loosely adapted chronicle that’ll fascinate anyone, especially devotees of period dramas.
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‘Ted Lasso’ Season 3 Trailer Arrives Loaded With Promising Moments Full of Love
Ted Lasso Season 3 trailer promises chaos, calm, and a whole lot of love for a fictional team who’ve landed their way deep into our hearts.
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‘Outer Banks’ Season 3 Review: Flawed But Better Than Ever Before
Outer Banks Season 3 is the show’s best season, but the execution remains clunky, with the character arcs doing the heavy lifting.
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Shrinking “Imposter Syndrome” Review: Staying Open
Shrinking “Imposter Syndrome” is about allowing ourselves to be vulnerable enough to stay open and a high Harrison Ford. I mean, Paul.
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Abbott Elementary “Teacher Conference” Review: Where Flowers Bloom
Abbott Elementary’s “Teacher Conference” gives Gregory and Janine the best first kiss, followed by understandable denial.
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The Rookie “Exposed” Review: Valentine’s Day Troubles
The Rookie Season 5, Episode 16, “Exposed,” could have been far more riveting if it merely stuck to one overarching story throughout.
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How I Met Your Father “Ride or Die” Review: A Plan and Fortifying Friendships
How I Met Your Father 2×05 “Ride or Die” reunites the fighting best friends and proves that this ensemble is in it to the end.
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Music Monday: ‘All Quiet On The Western Front’ (Original Soundtrack) by Volker Bertelmann
The All Quiet On The Western Front original soundtrack by Volker Bertelmann is nothing short of a masterpiece.
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Why William and Eliza’s Fake Proposal Story in ‘Miss Scarlet and The Duke’ Season 3 is Important
William and Eliza’s fake proposal in Miss Scarlet and The Duke Season 3 preludes the future we’ve been waiting for.
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Abbott Elementary “Fire” Review: Far From Fine
Abbott Elementary “Fire,” is about denying, holding on, and reminding viewers that no matter how strong a person seems, everyone fears.
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Character Deep Dive: Judy Hopps
Zootopia’s Judy Hopps is a tiny but mighty bunny, and an admirable example of how change comes from the inside.
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Exclusive: Bela Blvk Talks “Pretty Poison,” Upcoming Music, and More
Bela Blvk sits down with Marvelous Geeks to talk all things “Pretty Poison,” her upcoming music, and theatre.
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Music Monday: ‘The Fabelmans’ (Original Score) by John Williams
The Fabelmans’ original score by John Williams is a masterclass in every way that tells a profoundly moving story.
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Shrinking “Potatoes” Review: In and Out of Line
Shrinking Season 1, Episode 4, “Potatoes,” is about coming to terms with the words we can’t say aloud and the ones we can.
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Abbott Elementary “Valentine’s Day” Review: Signs and Timing
Abbott Elementary’s “Valentine’s Day” comes with revelations, wrong gifts, and a whole lot of signs about romance.
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Relationship Deep Dive: Fleabag and Hot Priest
Fleabag and Hot Priest’s relationship might have been ephemeral, but their love for one another is undoubtedly eternal.
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How I Met Your Father “The Reset Button” Review: Who’s Kissing Whom?
How I Met Your Father 2×03 “The Reset Button” is a fun step toward where we’re going, which there’s no predicting at this point.
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Music Monday: Guillermo del Toro’s ‘Pinocchio’ Soundtrack by Alexandre Desplat and Various Artists
Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio soundtrack by Alexandre Desplat is a whimsically hopeful masterpiece we can’t get enough of.
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Shrinking “Fifteen Minutes” Review: Timed Crying
Shrinking’s “Fifteen Minutes” allows its characters to grieve heavily to show the importance of getting through the pain.
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