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Mary Anne Butler • 08/02/16
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David Ayer’s Suicide Squad is probably the film I was most dreading reviewing this year.  Trailer after trailer, brilliantly cut with good songs I’ll totally admit,  were released ahead of the Warner Brothers movie. Which continues this modern thing of “let’s show ALL the good stuff in the trailer to get people to see the […]
Paul Anthony Llossas • 08/01/16
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Eight years is a long time; especially in pop culture, more so in films, and most with franchise films which, by their very nature, tend to become more formulaic in execution as time goes on. And the longer the time, greater the frequency of the buzzword “reboot”. One need look no further than Sony’s Spider-Man […]
Mary Anne Butler • 07/26/16
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How excited were we when The Killing Joke animated film was announced as a sure thing?  Add on to that the electric joy when Kevin Conroy, Mark Hamill, and Tara Strong were confirmed as the main voice talents as Batman, Joker, and Batgirl respectively. Toss in another extra few points due to the R rating of […]
Paul Anthony Llossas • 07/21/16
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“Because life is so brief, and time is a thief, when you’re undecided….” – Rod Stewart; “Young Turks”. Torches are curious things both literally and figuratively. They burn. They are carried and passed on, serving as both honor and burden. They can conversely be inflammatory and inspirational. They burn brightly. They ebb. They die. They […]
Paul Anthony Llossas • 07/20/16
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Daylight. Gazing downward from Olympian height… Rows of abandoned, dilapidated, gutted houses… Empty unkempt, foreboding streets, intersecting; gloomily criss-crossing… Focus tightening; crystallizing in slow, measured descent… A hunched figure; seemingly Neanderthal… Inexorably dragging a still, unmoving body down a street…  Save for the crunch of disturbed gravel and asphalt, all is silence. Such is the imagery that sets the […]
Mary Anne Butler • 07/13/16
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Ghostbusters is the probably the most talked about film of 2016.  Yes, I’d put it above Star Wars: Rogue One and Suicide Squad.  Paul Feig’s reboot of a comedy classic had all the possibilities of not sucking, despite the general outcry of “we don’t need another reboot” which I agree with. I will say this as many […]
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