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Tag Archives: Cumberbatch
Comic-Con Previews
I wrote a while ago about not watching TV or movie previews. Generally I don’t. Not because they’re not interesting, but often because I have other things I’d rather watch. Or that I don’t want to get overly excited (or … Continue reading
Posted in Popular Culture
Tagged #SDCC, Batman, Ben Affleck, Brie Larson, Bryan Fuller, Captain Marvel, Comic-Con, Cumberbatch, Daredevil, Discovery, Dr Strange, Films, Iron Fist, Jason Momoa, Jessica Jones, Justice League, Leonard Nimoy, Live Long and Propser, Luke Cage, Marvel, MCU, Movies, Netflix, Popular Culture, Science Fiction, Spoilers, Star Trek, Star Trek: The Original Series, Suicide Squad, Super Hero, Superman, Television, Wonder Woman
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To everything there is a season (finale), turn, turn, turn
The time has come for many American shows to come to an end for yet another year. I both love and hate season finales. I love them because they often bring a (fairly) satisfying wrap-up of stories that have been … Continue reading
Why ’12 Years A Slave’ Should, But Won’t, Win Best Picture
I literally just got home from seeing 12 Years A Slave. It’s the most powerful movie I’ve seen in a very, very long time. I wouldn’t say it’s ‘entertaining’ in the traditional sense of harmless distraction, but it is engaging, … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Films, Popular Culture, Reviews, Teaching
Tagged Academia, Academy Awards, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Cumberbatch, Fassbender, History, Movies, Review
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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 →