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The Fall in Winter
James Harleman / January 15, 2009
On a snowy Seattle night in late December, “Pushing Daisies” fans braved the icy road warnings and packed into Mars Hill | Lake City to see
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The Final Word on 2008
James Harleman / January 12, 2009
Now that 2009 is well underway, the Cinemagogue reviewers are taking a moment to look back at our favorite films of 2008. To refresh your own
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Iron Clad, Full-bodied Review…
James Harleman / January 7, 2009
Comic fans are debating which film was the best of 2008… the wonderful whimsy of the invincible Iron Man, or the deep delving into human nature that
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Sparkly Vampires and Another Cultural Phenomenon!
James Harleman / December 22, 2008
review of TWILIGHT by Caitlyn Stark starring Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson directed by Catherine Hardwicke Rated PG-13 Hey everybody, I’m back and bringing you another
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Romantic Comedies are of the Devil?
James Harleman / December 17, 2008
Part of Cinemagogue’s vision is exposing the truth that we let film, like a video pulpit, preach through narrative and influence how we think, feel, and
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Mirror, Mirror on the Wall…
James Harleman / December 3, 2008
… who’s the greatest character of them all? Apparently, Tyler Durden is the greatest film character of all time, according to a recent poll. Durden, the
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Bottle Rocket ain’t no trip to Cleveland
James Harleman / November 29, 2008
review of BOTTLE ROCKET by Zach Malm starring Owen Wilson and Luke Wilson directed by Wes Anderson, Rated R Bottle Rocket, the first film from Wes Anderson, of
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Narrative Dinosaurs Complain about Cinematic Evolution
James Harleman / November 21, 2008
by James Harleman Apparently David Kirkpatrick thinks that “the story” is in serious danger. I think he’s glossing over the past and afraid of the future.
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Re-enchantment with the World of Hellboy
James Harleman / November 16, 2008
HELLBOY II: THE GOLDEN ARMY by Diana Taibi starring Ron Perlman and Selma Blair directed by Guillermo del Toro Rated PG-13 “The movie’s in theme is…