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‘Detective Pikachu’ an adoring, vibrant journey into the Pokemon World
9/10 So they’re finally making a live-action Pokemon movie. I guess that’s all right. Guess the real surprise is that it took this long. Honestly, I’ve only got one request – don’t do it halfway. Don’t make some movie-product meant … Continue reading
2016 election fan fiction piece ‘Long Shot’ is existentially disgusting
2/10 February 2017, Hollywood- Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg share their 14th bowl of the day on the friend-of-a-friend’s couch they’ve been crashing at for a period of time they still refer to as a handful of months, but has … Continue reading
A fitting ‘Endgame’ for the MCU
8/10 Maybe I would like all of these movies more if they were three hours long. Avengers: Endgame follows in the immediate aftermath of Avengers: Infinity War, which ended when a failed philosophy undergrad named Thanos (Josh Brolin) wiped out … Continue reading
Posted in Entropy
Tagged #Age of Ultron, #Avengers, #jeremy renner, #josh brolin, Endgame, Infinity War, Joe and Anthony Russo, Malthus, Thanos was wrong
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I wanted to see what an R rated abortion looks like
There was a small furor a few weeks ago when members of the Christian Right, including the slimeball my local newspaper insists on paying to syndicate even though they have perfectly good opinion writers on staff, were up in arms … Continue reading
Posted in White Noise
Tagged #mpaa, #pureflix, #sexism, abortion, Hays Code, homosexism, John Oliver, misogyny, Planned Parenthood, The Denton Record Chronicle, Unplanned
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‘La Llorona’ doesn’t stand out, never wanted to
3/10 The Curse of La Llorona doesn’t go far enough. It’s the same tame, predictable movie-product the Paranormal Activity/Insidious/Conjuring super-brand has been churning out for more than 10 years now, this one vaguely Mexican-themed. In 1973 Los Angeles, because everything … Continue reading
Posted in Entropy
Tagged Insidious, Paranormal activity, The Conjuring, The Curse of La Llorona, The Nun
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