Comments by tahirmuneer - CineTV

tahirmuneer

I love hive

3 days ago

RE: A Geeky Guy's Guide to School Movies Really enjoyed your list, it brought back a lot of memories. Ferris Bueller and Mean Girls are definitely classics, My own list would probably have a mix of old favorites too. Fun idea to share these.

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4 days ago

RE: Both Communities are Very Valuable, You Should Join Them.

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4 days ago

RE: Goodbye Terence Stamp Terence Stamp was such an incredible actor with a career full of unforgettable roles. Of course, his performance as General Zod will always stand out as iconic, but he showed so…

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6 days ago

RE: Gardens - August 16, 2025 @goldenoakfarm

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9 days ago

RE: A Geeky Guy's Guide to Freaky Tales This post really brings back memories. I like how “Freaky Stories” captures that old-school 80s action movie vibe with its fun mix of stories. Reading this made me remember the…

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11 days ago

RE: How You Ruined A TV Show I feel the same way about How I Met Your Mother. After years of fun and heartfelt moments, that ending really felt like a letdown, especially killing off such a loved character.…

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12 days ago

RE: A Geeky Guy's Guide to Resident Alien I love Resident Alien too! It’s such a perfect mix of humor and heart, and I really appreciate how it shows neurodiversity and Native American culture with respect. The…

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14 days ago

RE: A Geeky Guy's Guide to The Pitt I couldn’t agree more! The Pitt is on another level, the writing, the acting, the emotions, everything just feels so real. The way they show the chaos of the ER and the personal…

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20 days ago

RE: A Geeky Guy's Guide to Nobody Totally agree! 'Nobody' was such a fun surprise, Bob Odenkirk absolutely nailed the role, and the mix of brutal action with dark humor was spot on. Can’t wait to see what they do…

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21 days ago

RE: A Geeky Guy's Guide to 28 Years Later I loved how you expresses excitement for a sequel and praises the performances, particularly that of young actor Alfie Williams.

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