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Message Isn’t Black & White in THE GREY
James Harleman / February 6, 2012
When thrust into a violent Alaskan landscape where death seems almost certain, action
Let’s bring up a THOR subject
James Harleman / May 25, 2011
Thor continues the string of connected MARVEL comics films that began with Iron Man. Although different in tone, it soars to similar heights thanks to director Kenneth
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Pass the SALT…
James Harleman / August 4, 2010
SALT is an enjoyable film, and though not on par with recent Bourne and Bond entries, it is a tight – if not plausible – thriller
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INCEPTION: Dream a little Dreamscape of Me…
James Harleman / July 23, 2010
In 1984, a scary movie debuted called A Nightmare on Elm Street, birthing a scarred maniac who would lead a genre with a killer franchise for
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IRON MAN: well-suited for sequel
James Harleman / May 12, 2010
BIG plans for Tony Stark: this first video review of Iron Man 2 (below) is just a taste of what’s to come at Cinemagogue. As an avid
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ELM STREET won’t put you to sleep, but doesn’t slice deep
James Harleman / May 9, 2010
I wasn’t allowed to watch “Freddy” or “Jason” movies growing up, and by the time I watched Krueger on television in the 90s he’d become less
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No Man is a (SHUTTER) Island
James Harleman / April 30, 2010
When my friend and Redemption Group Pastor tweeted that this film was “EPIC,” his high-praise proclamation was even more intriguing to me than Martin Scorsese‘s trailer.
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Does this movie KICK-ASS?
James Harleman / April 23, 2010
If someone told me it was possible to make a movie that was part Watchmen, part Superbad, and part Tarantino film, I’d have said they were
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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.