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Monthly Archives: January 2012
Haywire
Beautiful people, dressed fashionably, beating the living shit out of each other, in exotic locations. And that’s pretty much the movie. Seriously, do you need anything else? I grudgingly noticed a plot. Actually that’s not fair. Steven Soderbergh lays out … Continue reading
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Another TV Rant
Hell on Wheels –This show takes place during the construction of the Union Pacific railroad. The main character is a former confederate Quantrell type who’s searching for his wife’s killers in the lawless west in the aftermath of the Civil … Continue reading
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Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy
John Le Carre doesn’t give a shit what you want. You combine that with a career in intelligence; you’ve already got most of a writer. John’s spy yarns, probably not that well known among the post cold war generations, leave … Continue reading
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MI:4
So Mission Impossible has a 4th installment. And it’s directed by Brad Bird!! This is in keeping with tradition on the franchise of having a completely new and proven director for each separate film. Maybe they’ll finally let Brad do … Continue reading
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Sherlock Homes 2
Let me say this first: The current Sherlock Holmes franchise would be non-existent without the stories of Alan Moore. SH the modern franchise takes place in a world very like the one Moore created for The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen. … Continue reading
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J Edgar
Clint Eastwood has come a long way. People of my generation and younger aren’t going to remember, but there was a time when there was a stigma against Eastwood as a director. The Outlaw Josey Wales is probably one of … Continue reading
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