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Do the Right Thing in Do the Right Thing

Do the Right Thing in Do the Right Thing

November 15, 2016November 15, 2016 Posted in Grab BagLeave a comment

Watch Chris grapple with a movie that he didn’t understand which he thought of in a time that he doesn’t understand!

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We Were Both Underwhelmed by “Moonlight,” but Disagree Why

We Were Both Underwhelmed by “Moonlight,” but Disagree Why

November 5, 2016November 5, 2016 Posted in Current ReviewsFormat Post format: Chat6 Comments

Moonlight is a critical darling and a likely Oscar contender. Sam and Chris discuss the film, the coming-of-age genre, and narrative structure.

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