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Movie Review: After Earth (2013)
8 years ago

Movie Review: After Earth (2013)

Stories about the relationship between fathers and sons are not new, but After Earth tries to put a new spin on the tale by setting the story 1000 years into the future. Starring Will Smith and his son, Jaden, After Earth wastes a lot of resources on a convoluted backstory and a predictable plot.
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Bookworms: John Carter and the Gods of Hollywood (2012)
8 years ago

Bookworms: John Carter and the Gods of Hollywood (2012)

By  • Books

What went wrong with John Carter? How could a film with an alleged $250M budget, from a behemoth like Disney Studios and the director of Finding Nemo, misfire so badly that it’s name has become synonymous with failure and the follies of Hollywood?
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Movie Review: Now You See Me (2013)
8 years ago

Movie Review: Now You See Me (2013)

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Louis Leterrier’s first film since 2010’s Clash of the Titans is an odd choice for the director, attempting to put magic tricks, drama and intrigue ahead of the action that …
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Bookworms: Dracula (1897) by Bram Stoker

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Dracula

Unless your name is Rip Van Winkle or you’ve been sleeping in a coffin the past few years and know nothing of vampires, Dracula will be very familiar to you. There are stakes, holy water, extreme and acute anemia, and perhaps surprising to a few of you: no sparkles.
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Strip Search 1.25: Where High Concept Loses To Hilarity

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It’s Tavis vs. Abby in the Iron Artists’ art-off! And, per the “standards” set by the creators, Mike Krahulik and Jerry Holkins, we’re privy to another Ramsey-esque round of heckling. You’ve got to admit that this aspect is the closest we’ve come to what television calls reality TV nowadays. Except it’s far funnier and not intentionally hurtful or insane.
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Graphic Novel Review: Star Wars – The Force Unleashed
8 years ago

Graphic Novel Review: Star Wars – The Force Unleashed

By  • Comics

While this graphic novel is a rapid retelling of a video game, Lucas did feel it was important enough to include in his saga! Script writer Haden Blackman provides the reader with a lightning-paced page turner that provides the framework for the Rebellion. Featured are Senator Bail Organa, Captain Juno Eclipse and a shape-shifting assassin droid simply called Proxy.
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Bookworms: Frankenstein (1818) by Mary Shelley

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Frankenstein

Technology is as old as the first tool and stories are as old as speech, but the first science fiction novel is Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein. Written in 1818, it is the classic which spawned a Golden Age of science fiction literature and monster movies.
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Strip Search 1.24: That’s President Ojama To You

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“Quick & Consistent” makes a very good point about what purchasing something from the artists means to the fans. For the artists, it’s one of perhaps thousands of …
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Movie Review: Chronicle (2012)
8 years ago

Movie Review: Chronicle (2012)

When a film involves events that would seem more at home in a comic book, the style of the film has a big bearing on how it plays out. Going with the ‘found footage’ style brings an inherent danger with it, will be too much of distraction? Will it be messy and hard to know whats going on? Or will be a superbly crafted, intelligent and excellent film – lucky for us, it is the latter
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Bonus Stage: Street Fighter, Final Fantasy and more
8 years ago

Bonus Stage: Street Fighter, Final Fantasy and more

By  • Gaming

Welcome to Bonus Stage: stage 16! Bonus Stage is your regular dose of gaming goodness, where we bring you the finest game inspired art, videos , cosplay, music and more! This time : Mario, Street Fighter, Borderlands and more
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The Green Team #1
8 years ago

The Green Team #1

In first issues, we expect to be wowed, but historically shooting for the wow can be a bad investment, as sizzle can fizzle in a few issues time and …
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Warehouse 13 4.14: Horses and Flying and Magic, Oh My!

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Last week’s brilliant black and white noir episode brought panache and style along with an amazing duo of guest stars. It also brought Artie back into active, if reckless duty…. This week, we return to our regular agent pairings and Las Vegas versus New England cases for our favorite artifact finders.
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