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Category: Grab Bag
A Look Back at the Films of the 2010s
Chris tries to cover his feeling towards ten years of movies in under 2000 words! Wowza!
Star Wars is for Kids
Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace came out when I was 5 years old. I had seen the original trilogy several times before, but this was my very first theatrical Star Wars experience. I was on summer vacation in Stowe, Vermont, and my grandpa brought me to the little 3plex theater in town.… Continue reading Star Wars is for Kids
Rimworld Gives you The Tools To Tell Your Own Story
Rimworld does pretty much everything a game should do.
“Once Upon a Time In Hollywood” review
Warning: Mild Historical Spoilers included Quentin Tarantino’s love letter to a by-gone Hollywood basks in late day sunshine, inviting us to sit down and spend some time with Rick Dalton, Cliff Booth, and Sharon Tate. Leonardo DiCaprio plays Dalton, a past-his-prime TV star and Brad Pitt is Booth, his stunt double. A luminous Margot Robbie… Continue reading “Once Upon a Time In Hollywood” review
Breath of the Wild Creates Freedom Through Limitation
BOTW works because it allows you to discover what you can and cannot do.
What is Cinema? My Public Disagreement with Martin Scorsese
… the best superhero (and action) films have been by auteur directors and did have real risks and consequences … Logan, The Dark Knight, Joker and even Tim Burton’s Batman from 1989 were all very big risks, and transcend the “Marvel” problem Scorsese is talking about … Scorsese has made a decision — based on his age (he actually pretty much says this in his OpEd piece) and his prejudices — to discard and entire segment of films.
An Ode to the D20
Wrote this article about the D20 die and then also somehow about Marvel and Scorsese…
Friends on Flicks 