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Hard to believe I’ve been writing this column for 3 years – literally feels like I just got started. Naturally, this week, the conversation turns to Civil War.
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Destroy All Monsters: Hey Disney, We Need To Talk About The Shitty Experience Your Release Strategy Is Giving Your Customers
Isn’t the movie being fun, for a movie called Captain America, and as the creators of Batman v. Superman very recently discovered to their detriment… kind of the point? Isn’t that aspect – the movie’s fun – the only marketable…
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My So-Cast Life – Other People’s Mothers
Magic realism continues to be a thing on the recent episodes of My So-Called Life, as Angela takes a spiritual mind-walk into the world of tarot cards by way of Rayanne’s absolutely appalling mother, Amber Vallon. Plus, Patty’s mom shows…
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Destroy All Monsters: GAME OF THRONES Is Better On TV. Who Needs The Books?
I swear to you – I thought I was OUT of this whole thing. The last year and a half really sucked the will to Thrones right out of me. Last night’s premiere, though – the first “post-books” episode –…
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My So-Cast Life – Hallowe’en
Isn’t Hallowe’en, like, the best holiday? Angela thinks so, and so do we, as the opportunity to become someone else proves irresistible for several members of the My So-Called Life squad – including, just maybe, a g-g-g-g-g-g-ghost!!
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Trailer: OMEGA3DRON
After Standoff and Guy in the Sky, I always felt like there was one more Daniel vs. Demetre movie in us somewhere – in the basement, as it were. Well, basement time is officially here.
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Destroy All Monsters: Nostalgia, Loss, And Purple Rain
Turns out I had a few things to say about losing Prince. And, as usual, writing this made me feel better. Crank “Purple Rain” while you read this and try to get to the bottom in time for the “wooo-hooo-hooo-oooo.”…
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Destroy All Monsters: Scarlett Johansson And Our New, Digital Plasticity
Beyond merely her voice, Johansson was pretty much made for [The Jungle Book], and its seamless blending of performers with digital avatars. She is quickly becoming a one-woman cottage industry in exploring our relationship between our physical and virtual selves.
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Blu-ray Review: David Lean’s BRIEF ENCOUNTER Is A Sparkling Affair
This hit me surprisingly square.
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My So-Cast Life – Strangers In The House
The grim spectre of death ties everything together for our heroes as Sharon’s dad goes to the hospital, forcing Angela and Sharon to confront their “thing,” and Patty and Graham to confront their “thing.” Plus: who’s using Brian Krakow this…
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