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Movie Review: ‘Embrace of the Serpent’
There’s a scene early in Embrace of the Serpent where a German ethnographer, Theo (Jan Bijvoet), has his compass stolen from him by a Amazonian tribe he has befriended, after learning about the object’s navigational powers. It’s an intelligently written…
Movie Review: ‘A Brighter Summer Day’
A Brighter Summer Day is a cinematic soul search, a hulking beast of a film that can only meagerly be described as epic. With a four hour run-time, this masterpiece from Taiwan is almost indescribable in what it accomplishes. Rejected by…
Heroes Reborn Review: 11:53 to Odessa
“Thinking back on my one-room shack,” this recent episode of Heroes Reborn was blah. This show has reached its limits in ridiculousness and boringness, and this episode comes without anything contextual. In a way this episode felt like a complete…
Heroes Reborn Review: Sundae, Bloody Sundae
Heroes Reborn has reached a new level of boredom; a surprising level of boredom, as I sat back continuing to not give a damn about anything of relevance in the show. This episode serves as an introduction to what happens…
TV Review: Fargo (2×03) “The Myth of Sisyphus”
In my review of Fargo‘s second season premiere, I criticized the season overall for lacking the wide array of quirky characters that was the first season’s most significant claim to fame. I was disappointed that unlike Season 1, Season 2 does…
Movie Review: ‘Suffragette’
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