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Captain America: Actually, Quite Civil
Captain America: Civil War isn’t officially an Avengers movie, but I already wish they’d kept Joss Whedon to direct it. In many ways, Civil War is The Avengers: Age of Ultron Part 2. In the direct aftermath of that movie and the disaster in Sokovia, the New … Continue reading
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Tagged #Age of Ultron, #agents of shield, #batman begins, #batman v superman, #black panther, #chadwick boseman, #chris evans, #civil war, #daniel bruhl, #Dawn of Justice, #doctor strange, #don cheadle, #elizabeth olsen, #emily vancamp, #frank grillo, #house, #Hulk, #iron man, #joss whedon, #marisa tomei, #martin freeman, #paul bettany, #robert downey jr, #russo brothers, #scarlett johansson, #sebastian stan, #spiderman, #teamironman, #the hobbit, #the winter soldier, #Thor, #tom holland, #william hurt, Benedict Cumberbatch, Captain America, Sherlock, The Avengers
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Black Mass’ fiction less interesting than reality
Black Mass is one of those frustrating biopic movies that makes a big deal out of how it’s based on a true story but doesn’t really tell the true story on which it is based. It doesn’t tell a story at … Continue reading
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Tagged #adam scott, #alcatraz, #biopic, #black mass, #boston, #Breaking Bad, #corey stoll, #corruption, #dakota johnson, #david harbour, #Daydream Johnny, #family oriented?, #FBI, #fifty shades of grey, #house of cards, #jack nicholson, #jesse plemmons, #joel edgerton, #johnny depp, #kevin bacon, #leonardo dicaprio, #loyalty, #mafia, #martin scorcese, #matt damon, #most wanted, #motive, #mugshot, #Osama, #parks and recreation, #partner in crime, #rory cochrane, #southie, #the departed, #timey wimey, #warner bros., #where's my oscar, #whitey bulger, Benedict Cumberbatch, Billy Bulger, John Connolly, Sherlock
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The title is referring to the game of imitating other movies that have won Oscars because that’s what this whole exercise was really about
The Imitation Game is disheartening. It is a movie to be angry about and disappointed in, but also one which should never have been expected to be any better. The movie is a biography of the sexy, new interpretation of Sherlock Holmes … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Turing, Benedict Cumberbatch, Gordon Welchman, Keira Knightley, Sherlock, The Imitation Game
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