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SPECTREs and Siblings Shaken on Screenfish
James Harleman / November 23, 2015
I had the opportunity to team up with my friends at Screenfish and weigh in on the latest entry in the Bond franchise, SPECTRE. I make
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Getting Personal with Popcorn Theology
James Harleman / November 17, 2015
I hope it never ceases to feel weird when people say “you inspired me” or “you changed my life”. After more than a decade of expressing
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CRIMSON PEAK & Reel World Theology
James Harleman / November 15, 2015
I joined in with my friend Mikey and others at Reel World Theology for a joint review of Del Toro’s Crimson Peak with commentary on the horror
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The Ins and Outs of INSIDE OUT
James Harleman / November 13, 2015
Enjoy our video review or written review below: “After young Riley is uprooted from her Midwest life and moved to San Francisco, her emotions – Joy,
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The REAL Hero of BIG HERO 6
James Harleman / July 9, 2015
I must have been in the wrong mood when I saw Big Hero 6 in the theater. My recollection was “meh” but when I viewed it
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Guardians of the Galaxy Review: part 2
James Harleman / February 10, 2015
Life and death, frustration and loss..for a fun family film, Guardians of the Galaxy starts off with a a heavy tone that’s quite the contrast to
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Guardians of the Galaxy Review: Part 1
James Harleman / February 6, 2015
It’s rare that we have a guest reviewer for Cinemagogue, let alone one as insightful and discerning as this fella. He also has a unique insider’s view on
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14 movies for 2014: The Cinemagogue Lineup
James Harleman / January 23, 2015
Once again, it’s that time of year when Hollywood’s snobbery surfaces with Oscar-sized pats on the back for pretentious cinematic achievements that didn’t make much money… Okay,
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The Problem of (Deliver us From) EVIL
James Harleman / July 11, 2014
The latest horror entry from director Scott Derrickson, Deliver us from Evil, is not the strongest entry in the horror genre. However, as one part police