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Rick and Morty isn’t afraid to just go nuts these days

The latest episode of Rick and Morty was called “Morty’s Mind Blowers” and it’s another classic. This show has not slowed down in its third season. Memory manipulation as a sci-fi trope is very old, in the realm of The ...
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The Orville offers more laughs in its second episode

Last week’s episode of The Orville left a sour taste in my mouth. I was expecting a comedy spoof of Star Trek with a style of its own but what resulted was a surprisingly dramatic show set in space. I ...
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My Blue Heaven Review :: Steve Martin and Rick Moranis shine as mob boss & FBI agent duo

Let’s be honest, Steve Martin as a gangster and Rick Moranis as an uptight FBI agent sounds like a dream come true. The 1990 Warner Bros film My Blue Heaven stars Steve Martin as Vinnie Antonelli, an Italian mob boss ...
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mother! is Darren Aronofsky’s art of discomfort taken to the next level

So what is it I’ve always said? Darren Aronofsky is my favorite director, not because he has the greatest movies ever, but because he tries more daringly than any other “mainstream” director. His filmmaking dares you to feel like you ...
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The Villainess isn’t high art, but it is quite a lot of fun

I feel like Korean cinema has gone through a lot of interesting growth over the last decade. Movies like to copy each other, like how Western movies began to copy Korean action-psychological thriller Oldboy in grittiness, pain, and visceral damage, ...
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Rick and Morty gets all about Rick and Morty in all their permutations

It’s difficult for me to write about Rick and Morty because it’s among perhaps one or two of the densest shows currently on TV. But I’m going to give it a shot and try again, after a long hiatus of ...
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Using fear to control in AHS: Cult

Most of us have an irrational fear of something, whether it be clowns or spiders or the dark and anything in between. Some of those things could actually do us harm while others are very real for the sufferer but ...
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What a confusing Preacher season finale

You've seen the final three episodes of the season, right? And, given the final scene in the finale, did anything coalesce into something remotely resembling viability for the show?Or are you of the opinion, like me, Preacher has completely gone ...
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The Orville gets lost in space

Seth MacFarlane is back and producing his eighth show for Fox, a space comedy in a galaxy far, far, away. MacFarlane has expressed his love for Star Trek in the past and says that the show was an inspiration for ...
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Columbus makes you appreciate things often taken for granted

How many of us take the time to stop and really look around us at all the beauty there is to be found in this world? That seems to be a focal point of Columbus, an indie film that marks ...
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Home Again is the same old romantic comedy done again

Throughout the years I’ve seen plenty of romantic comedies that I really enjoyed. Romantic comedies certainly aren’t my favorite genre but films like Crazy, Stupid, Love, 500 Days of Summer and The Big Sick make me appreciate how well written ...
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Dreamgirls sparkles and shines at Toby’s Dinner Theatre Columbia

In 1981, a new musical hit the Broadway stage and a classic was born. Dreamgirls was nominated for 13 Tony Awards and won six, including Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Musical for Jennifer Holiday, who took on ...
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