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Friend of Appa reviews LAST AIRBENDER
James Harleman / August 5, 2010
Note to Appa: you may not really know our friend here, but I’m betting bison to buffaloes you agree with him. I didn’t have the stomach
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A SHINING Overlook with Stanley
James Harleman / July 13, 2010
My wife and I took a road trip from Seattle to Colorado and up into Wyoming to attend a conference and see Yellowstone National Park. With
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The APOCALYPSE of Film & Theology
James Harleman / July 12, 2010
Are you anywhere near Seattle? You’re welcome to join us Friday in NE Seattle for a viewing of The Book of Eli in its entirety, followed
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SEQUELS & FRANCHISES, berated & defended
James Harleman / June 22, 2010
My friend Elliot found a great article about blockbusters and summer sequelitis that’s worthy of a read. While I’m a fan of summer blockbusters and film
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It’s Always Darkest before the DAWN TREADER
James Harleman / June 17, 2010
Narnia fans are getting a Christmas present this year… in 3D. The Chronicles of Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Treader trailer shows us a glimpse of
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Getting LOST & our hero Shepherd
James Harleman / May 26, 2010
People seem as polarized as Jack and Locke (or Jacob and Smokey) when it comes to the season finale of LOST… and perhaps that’s appropriate. In
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SUPERNATURAL meets the Fonz (with skis)
James Harleman / May 23, 2010
In the middle of fourth season, CW‘s enduring Supernatural had a daring episode that they titled “Jump the Shark”, dallying with a series-ruining concept but conveniently avoiding
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Putting the HURT on someone…
James Harleman / May 17, 2010
Prepping for a lecture this Friday in Seattle following a showing of 2009’s Best Picture winner The Hurt Locker, and thought I’d try something new for the
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1… 2… Freddy’s Coming for You…
James Harleman / April 29, 2010
With the new Nightmare on Elm Street haunting cineplexes tomorrow, it seemed like a good idea to resurrect a controversial topic. While pagan philosophy on the