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As I mentioned in my John Wick post I have only recently found my way back to happy movie/TV watching. It’s touch-and-go if I’m being honest. I just finished season two of Silo and it has me questioning everything, again. But before the slog that is Silo I watched Ballerina, a film that may or…
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Let me be upfront about this post – I really just want to write about Stanley Tucci. I’ve just watched the second season of Citadel and mostly enjoyed it. I do not feel compelled to write much about the show Citadel but given that Stanley Tucci is presently at the forefront of my mind (and…
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In today’s episode of what is wrong with movies I present to you Mike and Nick and Nick and Alice. First and foremost – this is a terrible title. I say this as someone who dislikes creating titles, struggles with creating titles but sees the value of a good title. What, I ask you, does…
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If you’ve read much of anything I’ve posted you know I fixate/focus on filmmaking a good deal. Over the past twenty years I’ve delved into the differences between digital and analog filmmaking. I think I’ve learned a great deal doing so and I also think I’ve come to the conclusion that this issue is one…
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(Spoilers below) This past week I found myself, once again, with no idea what to watch. After searching for half an hour decided to rewatch Mad Max: Fury Road. I didn’t have time to watch an entire movie and an hour later when I needed to leave the house I was surprised that I had…
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If, somehow, neither of these titles is familiar to you then know we had radically different childhoods and that you are about to be blessed. Both of these films are directed by Savage Steve Holland whose most recent film is Malibu Rescue: The Next Wave (2020) and who is credited as animator on the show…
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Typically I write about older films in this category but in the case of the Fall Guy I am making an exception. Why? Because for some reason this film (supposedly) did not find an audience last year, which is absurd. So here I am trying to shine a little light on a wonderful movie. What…
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