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My Favorite Things This Week. Also: My Body Is No Longer (Completely) In Revolt
If you’re newish here, I used to send a post every Friday with 5 things I enjoyed from the past week. It was part recommendation, part ‘this is what Eric got up to this week.’ I wanted to send an update on my health and I noticed it was a F...
Is The Winter Soldier’s Elevator Scene the Best 3 Minutes in the Entire MCU?
This and all subsequent images: Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
In this house we hold certain truths to be self-evident: the charge of the Rohirrim is cinema’s most epic scene, art peaked in 1993, and The Winter Soldier is the best MCU...
Spider-Man Is Secretly a Story About Puberty, and Other Things We'd Rather Not Think About
Sony Pictures
When a new Spider-Man movie comes out, you go see it. I don’t make the rules.
Comic book movie fatigue is real, but my tolerance for this stuff is higher than the norm. Growing up I regularly ran around my mom’s house weari...
Star Wars’ Original Sin Is Buried in the First Film
20th Century Fox
It’s kinda funny that for all the revolutionary things the very first Star Wars introduced—celibate space monks, sounds in space, gay robot butlers—it also included something perfectly at home in both contemporary 1970s Am...
A Short List of What I Watched While My Brain Decided it Hated Me
Marty, Life is Short. Image: Netflix
I’ve been in a unique kind of hell the last few months. Functional, but also not.
If you’re just tuning in, welcome to the latest episode of Eric’s Experience Slowly Becoming an Old. A brief summary:...
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