CineMUSINGS Archive
cinema reviews
How to Train your Content
James Harleman / April 21, 2010
Things have really taken off with Cinemagogue, from increasing emails to a a few interviews culminating in articles to more connections with writers, pastors and filmmakers.
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Writer of KICK-ASS promotes Bible & Jesus?
James Harleman / April 14, 2010
Well before Wanted packed out cinemas around the world, I was reading screenwriter Mark Millar‘s writing run on Swamp Thing. Though I haven’t been religious in
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The Flash-Sideways Oscars
James Harleman / March 11, 2010
We all know that Avatar got stuffed into The Hurt Locker at the 2010 Academy Awards, a “David-beats-Goliath” victory, with the added spice of knowing that
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Be Still, my Beating Inbox…
James Harleman / March 11, 2010
I received an encouraging word from new friend Michael, who sent me a link on The Daddening of Video Games, but he also made me introspective.
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Who’s your Daddy? In video games, YOU are…
James Harleman / March 9, 2010
A friend linked me to this great article about “The Daddening of Video Games” by Stephen Totilo at kotaku.com, and it got me pondering the daddy
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Punxsatowney Phil Can’t Keep Spirits Down…
James Harleman / February 2, 2010
Depending on your view, some “punx” may have just ruined your spring for 2010. Personally, I love winter – long coats, warm scarf, my wife in
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One CRAZY summer… no Cusack
James Harleman / October 3, 2009
This has NOTHING to do with Demi Moore and John Cusack in the 1986 (classic?) film directed by Savage Steve Holland. It has EVERYTHING to do
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Our Father, who art from Cybertron…
James Harleman / June 22, 2009
NO, I don’t worship Optimus Prime… anymore. With Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen coming out this week, it’s time to revisit the legacy that The Transformers
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Tyler Durden turns 10 (in film years)
James Harleman / June 9, 2009
“This is your life and it’s ending one minute at a time.” Ten YEARS later… Has it really been ten years since Edward Norton trembled with