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Category Archives: Reviews
The Craft of Learning An Art
I’ve been working on writing my first television pilot script recently. As I mentioned in a previous post, I’ve been busy doing all sorts of writing, but the pilot is the thing I’ve been focusing on a lot. I also … Continue reading
Posted in Films, Popular Culture, Reviews, Television
Tagged Amy Sherman-Palladino, Analysis, Books, Comparison, Daniel Palladino, Difference, Editing, Farscape, Feedback, Films, Gilmore Girls, HBO, Hidden Figures, Hollywood, Movies, Netflix, Popular Culture, Producer, Review, Screenwriting, Script, Scripts, Scriptwriting, Television, The Wire, West Wing, Writing
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A Year In Review… And A Turn to the Future
Well, 2016 has sucked. From way, way, way too many celebrity deaths (or at least ones I actually liked) to “democracy” gone awry at pretty much every turn to a host of other issues that have made this the “Worst. … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Films, Music, Popular Culture, Reviews, Television
Tagged 2016, Analysis, Captain America, Carrie Fisher, Civil War, David Bowie, Films, Game of Thrones, George R R Martin, Health Care, Higher Education, Movies, Muhammad Ali, Music, Orange Is the New Black, Popular Culture, Prince, Review, Social Commentary, Television, Wilco
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The Circle of… A Day In the… Final Four Words
The final four words of Netflix’s revival of the beloved TV show Gilmore Girls, which they subtitled A Year In the Life, are its creator Amy Sherman-Palladino’s culmination of the pop-cultural phenomenon. Some fans are angry at them, almost demanding a … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Popular Culture, Reviews, Television
Tagged Alexis Bledel, Amy Sherman-Palladino, Analysis, Books, Daniel Palladino, Editing, Feminism, Finales, Gilmore Girls, Hollywood, Jobs, Journalism, Kelly Bishop, Lauren Graham, Media, Netflix, Popular Culture, Privilege, Publishing, Review, School, Scott Patterson, Social Commentary, Spoilers, Stars Hollow, Struggle, Television, Writing, Year In the Life
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Strange Times, Mister Doctor
Having finally gotten around to seeing the latest addition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, I have some thoughts on Doctor Strange. The Good The basic requirement of any medium of entertainment is entertainment. If you get bored during a movie … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Films, Popular Culture, Reviews
Tagged Benedict Cumberbatch, Benedict Wong, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Cumberbatch, Dr Strange, Films, Ghost In the Shell, Hollywood, Mads Mikkelsen, Marvel, MCU, Movies, Perception, Popular Culture, Rachel McAdams, Reality, Review, Scarlett Johansson, Science Fiction, Social Commentary, Super Hero, Tilda Swinton, Whitewashing, Writing
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In the Criminal Justice System…
Found guilty — at least in the press — of a crime they didn’t commit. Vilified in the media and public. Falsely accused. It makes for gripping drama. It also makes for tragic reality. I could just as easily be … Continue reading
Posted in Popular Culture, Reviews, Television
Tagged Amanda Knox, Corruption, Crime, Falsely Accused, Films, Guilt, HBO, Innocence, Journalism, Justice, Justice System, Media, Netflix, Perception, Police, Popular Culture, Racism, Reality, Review, Social Commentary, Struggle, Study Abroad, Television, The Night Of
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Netflix and Laugh
I’ve had Netflix for years. I don’t watch many movies using the service, but I do watch quite a bit of TV on it. I’ve been catching up on shows I never watched when they were first on, or re-watching … Continue reading
Posted in Popular Culture, Reviews, Television
Tagged Feminism, Grace and Frankie, Netflix, Popular Culture, Review, Television, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt
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Long Overdue Daredevil Review
As any regular reader (or anyone looking at the display of most-used tags will see), I’m a big fan of Marvel and the MCU world they’ve been building for the last eight years. I’ve enjoyed all the movies — by … Continue reading
Posted in Popular Culture, Reviews, Television
Tagged Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Captain America, Civil War, Corruption, Daredevil, Elektra, Films, Jessica Jones, Marvel, MCU, Popular Culture, Punisher, Super Hero, Television
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Captain America: Civil War or, Avengers: Dissension In the Ranks
Wow. I went in expecting to like the movie. I had very high hopes for Captain America: Civil War. Mostly, it lived up to them. Like other Marvel products of the MCU, it had a good mix of action, comedy, … Continue reading
Posted in Films, Popular Culture, Reviews, Television
Tagged #TeamCap, #TeamIronMan, #TeamStark, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Ant-Man, Anthony Mackie, Captain America, Chadwick Boseman, Chris Evans, Civil War, Corruption, Daredevil, Don Cheadle, Elizabeth Olsen, Films, Guardians of the Galaxy, Iron Man, Jeremy Renner, Jessica Jones, Marvel, MCU, Movies, Paranoia, Paul Bettany, Paul Rudd, Review, Robert Downey Jr, Scarlett Johansson, Sebastian Stan, Steve Rogers, Super Hero, Television, War
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A History Lesson With #SaveTimeless
They say you shouldn’t burn your bridges. I especially don’t want to burn any before I make them (as I hope to write for working TV shows at some point). But I am extremely disappointed in NBC. It may be … Continue reading →