movie review
Scheme a little scheme
Wes Anderson's latest is another masterpiece that many people will hate for reasons known only to themselves and their god.
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mission impossible
Reckoning hard, or finally reckoning?
I'm asking you to read about Mission: Impossible ... one last time. (For now.)
lilo and stitch
I no longer know what we're complaining about
The original "Lilo & Stitch" is a masterpiece. Maybe so much of a masterpiece that it fried everyone's brains.
mission impossible
The IMF agents they don't make movies about
So many people are choosing to accept the mission. You have no idea.
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The 'Righteous' and the 'Sinners' alike
Two entirely unexpected good-faith takes on religion.
movies
'Thunderbolts*' is just what the MCU needed
For all of us who are depressed but also need a laugh.
movies
The 10 things I miss most about Disney California Adventure
Last Tuesday, the family went to Disney California Adventure as the first leg of our Southern California Resident ticket deal for this year*, and to celebrate my wife's birthday. Prior to the pandemic, we were Disneyland Annual Passholders, but the pandemic fucked everything (obviously) and made just about
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'Section 31' and the existential despair of the Star Trek fan
The Star Trek fandom has long been a fascinating one for me. "Trekkies" were the original shorthand for nerds and pop culture fanatics, and that reputation was gained during a period of time when they were all chasing the high of a long-canceled television series and a stop-and-start
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Style over 'The Substance'
In today's newsletter: The Substance. Daredevil. Paradise. And the first installment of my A to Z. The Oscars was on Sunday, and I absolutely loved the broadcast, since I've been in the tank for Conan O'Brien for over 30 years now. I thought his