I know Kung-Fu

With a pencil.

We love making “Behind the Scenes” listicles here at Geek Universe. We love seeing ‘how the sausage is made’ and also enjoy seeing the actors and crew having fun while filming some of cinema's greatest scenes. However, this time we have something very special - A behind the scenes photos from a classic Disney animated movie. Usually animated movies just show the voice-over actors during their recording sessions, and sometimes we get to see the animators working on the animation process. This ti…

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I remember when Werner Bros released the first image of Jerad Leto's Joker and how people tried to make sense of it. It was defiantly a different version of the famous villain and that's usually a good thing, but pretty much everyone agreed it looked weird, and that the “Damaged” on the forehead was a bit too much. Me personally, I just couldn't get over the fact that his body tattoos said “Ha Ha Ha”. I found that so silly. It would be as if batman had tattoos that said “Pow” “Zap” “Bang”. It j…

Step into the Delta Quadrant and explore the behind-the-scenes magic of "Star Trek: Voyager" with our collection of 60 exclusive photos. This listicle offers a nostalgic journey through the making of one of Starfleet's most daring missions, showcasing the camaraderie and creativity that brought the USS Voyager to life. From the bridge to the holodeck, see the cast and crew in candid moments, revealing the hard work and fun that went into every episode . Among these treasures, you’ll find a youn…

Step into the Stargate one more time and get transported 20 years into the past to celebrate the premiere of "Stargate Atlantis." And what better way to celebrate than by scrolling through this huge collection of photos taken on the various sets of that awesome show? Take a ride back to the Pegasus Galaxy where you will meet a younger Jason Momoa, complete with a full head of dreadlocks (it was actually a wig) long before he became one of the biggest movie stars in the world. Going through thes…

Little Shop of Horrors is one of my favorite films of all time; I find it absolutely brilliant. I love the story, the songs, the special effects, but above all, the performances by the entire cast. Rick Moranis was born to play the part of Seymour Krelborn; he brings something to this role that no other actor could. He is so lovable from the very first second you see him on screen, and you keep loving him while he does more and more questionable acts , just to keep his boss happy, and by associ…

Gosh! Get ready to see “Napoleon Dynamite” like never before with these epic behind-the-scenes photos! Seriously, these pics are so flippin’ sweet, they’ll make you wanna grab some tots and vote for Pedro all over again. You'll see Jon Heder looking majestic in his “Vote for Pedro” shirt, Tina the llama doing her thing, and Uncle Rico probably throwing a football. If you’ve ever wondered what it was like to create the most random yet hilarious scenes , now’s your chance to find out. These behin…

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If you weren't there for the “Bat-mania” of the late 1980s, you can't possibly perceive just how huge the hype really was back then. Everyone was obsessed with Batman, and I'm talking obsessed! If you didn't have the black and yellow Batman logo somewhere on you when you came to school, people looked at you funny. You either had the Batman t-shirt, the Batman lunch box, the sneakers, the pins, the schoolbag—something HAD to be Batman-themed! Not to mention the toys, the video games, and the act…

It has been 30 years since the release of Quentin Tarantino's masterpiece , "Pulp Fiction." As a movie nerd who saw it in the cinema without knowing what it was (my friends and I wanted to see another movie, but there were no tickets left, so we ‘settled’ on this unknown movie), I can tell you it was no less than a religious experience for me. I came out of the movie theater a changed man. I just sat there during the entire movie thinking, “THIS! Movies can be THIS!” There was nothing like "Pul…

No one will ever experience watching " The Matrix " the same way my friends and I (and everyone else) did back in 1999. It was a complete revelation then, and I'm not just talking about the plot twists or special effects. I mean the very concept of the Matrix—the idea of people living in a simulated reality, the notion that the world around us might not be real. These concepts weren't part of the conversation yet. Today, people use expressions like “ escaping the Matrix ” or “taking the red pil…

God bless Robert Zemeckis! The man is responsible for some of the best movies of all time —films like Forrest Gump, Castaway, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, and of course, the Back to the Future trilogy, probably one of the best trilogies ever made. It's amazing to think about how vastly different each movie in the trilogy is, yet how they all come together in such a coherent way. The first movie is a small story about a 1985 teen who goes back in time and meets his parents when they were his age. Th…

They just don't make movies like this anymore . It's such a simple premise for an action movie: a bus has a bomb that is rigged to explode if it goes below 50 mph—and… go! You really don't need much more than that to ensure your movie will be an adrenaline-pumping thrill ride. Yet, we get so much more. We get Keanu Reeves at his peak, paired with Sandra Bullock at her peak cuteness. Their chemistry was off the charts! (Years later, we found out they both had huge crushes on each other but were…

I have a deep appreciation for movies that successfully blend two completely different genres while maintaining their own unique identity. One prime example is Star Wars , which masterfully combines science fiction with western elements (and a dash of WWII war movie vibes). But perhaps no film blends genres as seamlessly as Blade Runner . This cinematic masterpiece takes the recently invigorated sci-fi genre and perfectly melds it with the 1940s and 50s film noir aesthetic—a stroke of genius. T…