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AVATAR: Creation, shortsighted pt 2
James Harleman / February 19, 2010
For the first part on AVATAR: Creation, click here or follow the link for the introduction to AVATAR.. But ask the beasts, and they will teach
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AVATAR: Creation, Shortsighted pt 1
James Harleman / February 19, 2010
In my introductory post on AVATAR, it was mentioned that some moviegoers are reportedly “suffering from “Avatar blues”, surrounded by the glorious 3-D world James Cameron
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Brokenness & Sin in AVATAR
James Harleman / February 16, 2010
In James-Cameron’s groundbreaking, record-shattering, world-building film Avatar (see Cinemagogue’s introduction) we begin the fantastical journey en route to planet Pandora. Except for Jake Sully’s hyper-sleep flashbacks
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AVATAR Attacks!
James Harleman / February 12, 2010
A little film came out in 1977 called Star Wars and raised quite a controversy amongst Christian fundamentalists. I remember a couple kids I carpooled to
CineMUSINGS
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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STAR TREK (part 2) BOLDLY goes back
James Harleman / January 26, 2010
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has changed the Best Picture nomination section to include TEN nominees this year… but somehow I doubt my
audio reviews
Whispers Through my GRAN TORINO
James Harleman / November 6, 2009
For an actor with many "defining" roles to his name, this is one of his
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STAR TREK (part 1) Has Gone Before
James Harleman / October 14, 2009
It’s about time I talked about the hottest ticket this summer. But first (as the film itself does) let’s take a trip back in time… The
CineMUSINGS
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