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A MAN OF STEEL (and his fathers’ will)
James / June 18, 2013
Flying high at the box office, the Man of Steel has given us a fresh version of Superman that has everyone talking. What’s interesting – and really exciting –
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FAST friends, or FURIOUS Precision?
James / June 7, 2013
“Father, thank you for the gathering of friends…” – Roman, Furious 6 The fact that this movie ends with a prayer is kind of cute, but ultimately ridiculous. However,
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New KIRKS Judged by Old KHANS
James / June 3, 2013
Star Trek Into Darkness has debuted to positive reviews, and while it may not have boldly gone where no domestic revenue markers have gone before, it’s continuing to perform
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People that shape IRON MAN: three
James / May 11, 2013
As covered in our first two posts, Tony Stark is fraught with anxiety: he’s worked to reconcile his past and toils on a legacy for the future, but can’t
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2 Demons + 1 Savior = IRON MAN 3
James / May 10, 2013
“A famous man once said we create our own demons…” As mentioned in our first post about Iron Man 3, Tony Stark faces the existential question of “how then
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3 aspects of IRON MAN’s trilogy
James / May 9, 2013
“I have a lot of apologies to make… I can’t sleep, and when I do I have nightmares. Honestly, there’s a hundred people who want to kill me. I
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Add More IRON to Your Diet
James / April 30, 2013
“SUIT UP!” – Barney Stinson, How I Met Your Mother You can add ACDC’s “Back in Black” to your playlist and get into a groove for the next rocking
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Removing the blinders from our OBLIVION
James / April 23, 2013
“Are you an effective team?” You get up, you brush your teeth, you do your job. You come home to a loving companion, have a good meal, and sleep
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Les Miserables: a Life Worth Living
James / April 2, 2013
In our first review of Les Miserables, we focused on the clash between Javert and Valjean, between law and grace. We didn’t touch on Fantine’s part in the tale,