Category Archives: Entropy

Superman defies gravity, why can’t his movies?

DC’s attempt to compete with Marvel on the big screen begins with Man of Steel, quite possibly the most disappointing superhero movie ever made. The film starts with Kal-El (Henry Cavil) being born, because this origin story goes all the … Continue reading

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Purge is a mixed bag

The Purge has elicited mixed reactions from critics, who either love it or hate it, and that’s because there are a lot of reasons to do both. The film is set 10 years in the future. The U.S. has begun … Continue reading

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Questionable origins doesn’t hurt After Earth

After Earth is taking a lot of crap for being made by M. Night Shyamalan and the Scientologist church, but when the baggage is laid down, the movie is fantastic. The film stars Will and Jaden Smith as Cypher and … Continue reading

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Star Trek Into Darkness: What is the line between a loving tribute and a conceited remake

J.J. Abrams crushed it with his first Star Trek movie, but a big reason why was the fact that he didn’t remake a story that had already been told. However, in Star Trek Into Darkness, he___ ______________ ______________ ______. New Jim … Continue reading

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The OK-but-doesn’t-even-try-to-be-better-than-the-book Gatsby

After his run as Spiderman, hasn’t everyone learned Tobey Maguire can’t really narrate? As Nick Carroway in Baz Luhrmann’s The Great Gatsby, that’s basically all he does. Carroway chronicles his summer in New York with the titular Jay Gatsby (Leonardo … Continue reading

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