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Mary Anne Butler • 12/08/16
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Last week on Vikings, Ragnar returned to Kattegat after 10 years away.  His sons have become men, his current wife has made a mess of almost everything in Kattegat, and Lagertha has continued to rule her Earldom while planning revenge. “The Vision” continues much of what was already set in motion, a very depressed and downtrodden […]
Mary Anne Butler • 11/30/16
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Vikings returns to HISTORY Channel amid blood, dirt and magic.  Time has passed, our beloved characters have grown older, things have happened in their absence, and the world is changed. This isn’t the first time the series has jumped ahead in time, creator/writer Michael Hirst wanted the jump to “be bolder”, to show the lurch […]
Bill Watters • 11/30/16
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Edge of Seventeen‘s writer/director/producer Kelly Fremon Craig has pulled off something that’s far too rare in the teen coming-of-age genre: making something that feels both heartfelt and genuine. It would be a pretty impressive accomplishment for anyone to pull of, but considering that Seventeen is Craig’s very first film credit it’s all the more laudable. […]
Mary Anne Butler • 11/23/16
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Moana delivers on pretty much every front, Disney didn’t disappoint with this Polynesian inspired tale. This is probably one of the most classically “Disney” fairytales they’ve put to film in a long time, bringing back that tradition of an animated story that inspires, tugs the heartstrings, and leaves you humming songs as you leave the […]
Mary Anne Butler • 11/23/16
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Director Robert Zemeckis’s Allied is a beautifully designed and executed story about two spies who fall in love. Sounds a little cheesy by that description, but running assassination ops in the middle of Casablanca will do that, apparently. This is Brad Pitt back in his element, this being his 4th World War II role, which he […]
Mary Anne Butler • 11/15/16
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As any first year Hogwarts student knows, Newt Scamander’s Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them contains the history of Magizoology (magical animals) and describes 85 species found around the world.  What we didn’t know, really, was how Mr. Scamander helped bring dark wizard Grindelwald to justice in New York City in the 1920s. JK Rowling created […]
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