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This is a continuation of Part 1, which I’ll be referencing throughout.
There’s a scene very close to the opening of Captain Marvel that perfectly encapsulates a lot of the movie’s problems. Immediately before, Vers wakes from a distu...
Captain Marvel is one of those cultural phenomena where an inexplicable amount of talent and money was pumped into every stage of a production and the result is a bad movie. It also made an inexplicable amount of money (one+ billion dollars...
Battle of Mühldorf, by Unknown (1334)
Back in 2007, when I was 18, I gave my dad the first chapter of what I expected to be my first novel. It was going to be an epic YA dystopia, 350,000 words over five books, set in the far future, where...
The Prince Asked Who She Was, Edmund Dulac (1911)
This is a tie-in to my previous post, Hans Gruber vs. Holly Gennaro . . . though it’s not a particularly good tie-in because I’m not going to reference Die Hard at all. But I do want to dis...
Spoilers ahead: The movies mentioned in the subtitle
In my last post, Hans Gruber vs Holly Gennaro, I talked a little bit about fridging, and after a friend of mine reached out with some concerns re: what counts as fridging and what doesn’...
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