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I am a total sucker for a “dinosaurs loose in suburbia” flick. You say, “It sounds dumb”. My reply, “Your point?” You are talking to the guy who loved the
I am a total sucker for a “dinosaurs loose in suburbia” flick. You say, “It sounds dumb”. My reply, “Your point?” You are talking to the guy who loved the
Over at his Substack: Toward the end of Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, Matt Damon’s Odysseus has a despairing line clearly influenced by an aphorism from the Talmud memorably quoted in Schindler’s List:
What is both whiter and more fragile than a snowflake? Ladies and Gentlemen, I give you Elon Musk, making himself miserable over nothing. Was this the face that launch’d a
…and the ever-reliable Deacon Steven Greydanus has done a fine review of it. Here’s a taste: About two-thirds of the way through Wake Up Dead Man—the exhilarating third installment in Rian
…here is one of my fave Youtube channels–Pointless Hub–doing what he does best: doing a close and hilarious analysis of one of the dumbest movies ever made. Like Patrick Warburton,
The last part (so far) of Deacon Steven Greydanus’ wide-ranging look at the deep structural problems of the MCU: In part 2 of this series, I said that no viewer should
Deacon Steven Greydanus continues his look at the MCU: It’s interesting to compare and contrast the TVA with the other Marvel multiverse-policing organization, revealed in last summer’s Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse:
Deacon Steven Greydanus continues his prescient analysis of the nihilism at the heart of the MCU: Questions of meaning and nihilism in the MCU multiverse and the Spider-Verse have become
Steve did a four-parter a while back on the weakness(es) of the MCU and he echoes a lot of my own growing ennui with it. Since we are in Summer
…there remain millions in the field who seek Jesus. People like Ethan Hawke, here discussing his recent biopic on Flannery O’Connor, WILDCAT: Hawke recognized that O’Connor was “a truth seeker,
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