Explosions! Action! Characters! Story! James Spader! I wasn’t really sure how to jump into reviewing a movie like this so I figured I’d start in a similar fashion that the movie started… minus James Spader. And for the sake of…
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“avengers: age of ultron” – film review
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is INTERSTERLLAR out of this world or grounded? [film review]
Last night I got to check out what one of my favorite directors has been up to. Apparently, he had been up in space crafting yet another masterpiece following his wildly successful Dark Knight trilogy and slew of other films…
Tagged with: christopher nolan, cinema, imax, interstellar, movie review, movies, reviews
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“transformers: age of extinction” film review
To be brief, for once, I’m going to get straight to the point. I highly enjoyed this film! I predict Oscar nominations!* Much like the rest in the franchise, I don’t go to see these movies for thought-provoking storytelling or…
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“x-men: days of future past” film review
While I did attend the global premiere in New York back on May 10th, this review will only be limited to my opinion of the film and not the experience (or “x-perience” as it was promoted) of that event. That…
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“godzilla” film review
ROAR! It’s not often I get to start a review that way and it be relevant to whatever I’m writing about. But those that know me, know that I would say it anytime, anywhere, regardless of relevance. In any event,…
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“the amazing spider-man 2” film review
Is it okay to use part of a movie to describe the movie? I found The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (TASM2) to be quite amazing. I went with the right crowd early Thursday evening: my eldest niece and nephew, and a theater…
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“noah” film review
Normally I try to write my film reviews as soon as I get home from the theater, half sleepy, partially hungry, and dreading having to go to work the next morning. I also avoid reading other reviews from more accomplished…
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- 121. the show is bigger on the inside March 20, 2020Sterling and Kortney welcome special guest Benjamin Dixon (@BenjaminPDixon) to talk sheep, Madam CJ Walker, the best comedy to lighten any mood, and the brazen actions of one KFC and their donut chicken sandwich. Find the Progressive Army here https://progressivearmy.com/ Support Stephanie Williams' Living Heroes Kickstarter here https://www.kickstarter […]
- 120. skumps! March 5, 2020Sterling and Kortney concur that the "12 times tables" are the worst of the multiplication tables. There's new designs in the indoob store (finally) and some upcoming cons and fests to wear said merchandise to, like Leaky Con! Later, we salute and celebrate Stephanie Williams who created the successful Kickstarter for her new comic "Livin […]
- 119. the BAMF awards February 19, 2020Sterling reviews the Oscars (and the Super Bowl halftime show despite already discussing it last episode but failed to mention Shakira, J Lo and Janet Jackson). Kortney gives an update on the status of her novel. Reviews for Sonic the Hedgehog and They Will Have Us followed by BHF: Claudette Colvin, Leontyne Price and Pam Echols & the Fair Housing Act of […]
