Sunday Morning! “Twin Peaks: Season 2”
Twin Peaks: Season 2 went darker and weirder, and then the Lynchian heart went out of it. So, just watch the first ten episodes and skip to the end.
Twin Peaks: Season 2 went darker and weirder, and then the Lynchian heart went out of it. So, just watch the first ten episodes and skip to the end.
30 years later, I watched Twin Peaks Season 1 for the first time and found it quite different from what I’ve heard, sadder and more profound.
The forgotten story about how Batman and Robin fever swept college campuses in the summer and fall of 1965.
I recently picked up all four BIONICLE movies and watched them for the first time in several years. Here are my thoughts on each
In the Heights isn’t just the movie of the year to me, or of the summer, but its perhaps the movie of my lifetime that I’ve been waiting for
So it’s a Ten Shot, but for 2 shows, so I’ll do 5 each. Both Trese and Wish Dragon are on Netflix and just came out this week.
She-Ra’s reboot was poorly received by old fans because they reboot these shows for adults instead of children
BIONICLE-a portmanteau for “biological chronicle”-marked LEGO’s first foray into original, story-based action…and saved the company
Why For All Mankind is so arresting: it shows an America that wasn’t stagnating culturally, one willing to take risks even at great cost
Fellini’s heartbreaking archetypal story of how, in life, Experience comes to kick the snot out of Innocence.
Darth Vader: Your powers are growing weak, old man.
HR [aggravated]: Age is a protected class as well, Lord Vader. I understand that you are under a lot of stress…
April 17 being the 10th anniversary of Game of Thrones, I’ll seize this opportunity to write about my favorite character ever, Sansa Stark.
It’s pretty unfair to say, “but The Hunger Games characters had their agency removed!” I mean, yeah, duh, that was kind of the point.
Didn’t get your fill of giant monsters with “Godzilla vs. Kong”? There is the Japanese box office and critical smash, “Shin Godzilla.”
The favorite to win Best Picture Oscar is a cursed place to be since the preferential ballot and the expansion of nomination slots became a reality.
While the “Oscar year” was extended through February 2021, I decided to limit my top 10 films of 2020 to the calendar year.
In my eyes, Game of Thrones & George RR Martin have done but one unforgivable thing, and that unforgivable thing is dissing fan fiction
I had blocked this from my memory until this 90s flashback dropped into the timeline this morning: The strange and complete history of Muzzy
Zack Snyder’s Man of Steel has perhaps one of the most confusing legacies of a modern superhero film. It deserves a second look.
I’m feeling a bit under the weather this week, so I think I will let Ralph Fiennes and the BBC fill in for me with “How Proust Can Change Your Life”