Cultural Plunder: Are Indiana Jones and the Ghostbusters Off-Limits?
By: Daniel Reynolds In popular culture – in popular film culture – there are no sacred cows. I don’t mean to disillusion you but there it is. Your common citizen, your […]
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That’s A Wrap: Some Final Thoughts on the 86th Academy Awards
By: Daniel Reynolds If you’re like me, it is early in the morning, you stayed up too late watching the 86th Academy Awards, and your brain is only firing in […]
You Stay Classy, Ron Burgundy
By: Dan Grant Ten years. It’s been nearly a decade since Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy was released on July 9th, 2004. Let’s put that in perspective. When the […]
Ender’s Game Reviewed: Would You Like to Continue?
By: Daniel Reynolds It’s a funny thing to experience approaching a movie adaptation based on source material you know very little about. I had heard about Ender’s Game before the […]
The New Star Wars: Where Do We Go Now?
By: Daniel Reynolds There was a time there, I was probably around 13, when reading Star Wars novels seemed perfectly reasonable to me. You could (and still can!) jump into […]
