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TV by the Decade :: December 16•22

In the week leading up to Christmas, none of the networks are about to waste new programming at a time when no one is watching. Except NBC in 2008, which must have known it had a turkey on its hands ...
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Riverdale experiences an outbreak

After a couple of weeks of pretty dreadful episodes, Riverdale ramped back into action again ... just in time for a month-long winter break. We're still having to deal with this ridiculous Gryphons & Gargoyles storyline but the real juice ...
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Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is the best animated film of the year

There have been three Peter Parkers who have appeared on screen throughout the years. The idea of a reboot of the beloved web-slinger has become repetitive and tiresome. With the new Spider-Man movie, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, Sony is taking ...
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TV by the Decade :: December 9•15

There is not a lot to write home about this week with only two new series premiering across the decades as the holidays approach.1958No new series premiered this week in 1958.1968December 10 saw the premiere of The Bold ...
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Dynasty goes for the jugular

Since the Dynasty reboot started, Fallon has been conveniently married (Jeff) and fake married (Liam) and now she is attempting to get married for realsies this time to Michael Culhane. But we all really want to see her with Liam, ...
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Riverdale in three acts

Is it just me or is this season of Riverdale just draaaaaaaaaging along? I mean, we had a great season premiere which ended with floating babies and since then ... well, that whole thing seems to have been forgotten, or ...
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Green Book feels a bit familiar

We seem to be living in a time when relationships between people of different races has deteriorated to a pre-Civil Rights era and movies like Selma and The Birth of a Nation make valiant, if flawed, attempts to remind us ...
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I am Paul Walker tries to fit a life and a tragedy into one movie

I believe the first time I ever saw Paul Walker in a movie was the 1998 movie Pleasantville as the well-meaning captain of the basketball team stereotype (intentional) and I mainly recall just him as fitting into the world. He ...
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TV by the Decade :: December 2•8

The TV season is really getting into the dead of winter with the first full week of December with no new programs premiering in the decades between 1958 and 1998. But with the rise of cable TV networks looking for ...
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The Favourite is a delightfully dark comedy that lets its stars shine

There was this movie a few years ago called The Lobster with such luminaries as Colin Farrell, Rachel Weisz, and Olivia Colman, and boy, was it a weird movie. I thought it was alright, but it had a very shaggy ...
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The Possession of Hannah Grace :: What happens after an exorcism is boring

When everyone is broke from Black Friday shopping and still getting over pounds of turkey they stuffed their face with, movies like The Possession of Hannah Grace get released. The weekend after the Thanksgiving holiday is a horrible time to ...
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Meow Wolf: Origin Story is a story of a world you never realized was there

I am no art nerd. I know a lot of the references, but not enough to pass a pop quiz on them. I know even less about the more avant garde or 'post-modern' styles, but one thing I am is ...
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