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Steven Spielberg’s Disclosure Day has come out, and I saw one reviewer say it’s his best film in 20 years…and given that it’s been 24 years since he made an even watchable movie (The Terminal), that’s more of an Olympic-level limbo bar rath...
I usually dislike nostalgia, especially in film.
As Anne Applebaum writes in her book, Twilight of Democracy: The Seductive Lure of Authoritarianism, there are two kinds of nostalgia: Reflective and Restorative. Reflective nostalgics like...
In The Grey
To be very honest, this is not Guy Ritchie’s best movie. Not that this is necessarily a bad thing. Ritchie has so many spectacular movies that are great on every level (Snatch, The Gentlemen, Revolver, Wrath of Man, The Man fro...
Well that was disappointing…
Good Omens Season 3 has come out, and it’s hard to say it isn’t a waste of my and everyone’s time.
The first season was great in following the original novel as well as a transfer from print to screen can be,...
So Paramount, now the plaything of pro-fascist Ellison, has been overhyping the release of its newest Star Trek show, Star Trek: Starfleet Academy. Everything that has been released in promotional material is indicative of the last quarter-...
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