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Sons of Anarchy, Ep. 6.08: “Los Fantasmas” addresses some plot issues
Sons of Anarchy, Season 6: Episode 8 – “Los Fantasmas” Written by Roberto Patino and Kurt Sutter Directed by Peter Weller Airs Tuesday nights at 10 on FX All season long, we’ve been following a pretty lackluster B-plot in Sons of Anarchy focusing on Tara and her subversive plans to get her kids out of the crossfire […] More
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Sons of Anarchy, Ep. 6.03: “Poenitentia” strikes the classic SoA feel
A couple of seasons ago, Sons of Anarchy closed an episode with Juice jumping from a tree with a chain noose around his neck. As the SoA logo entered the screen, the sound of the tree branch snapping could be heard, removing the cliffhanger of Juice’s fate. When the curtain shuts on “Poenitentia,” we don’t actually see Tig get killed by Pope’s men. “Poenitentia” feels like a major death episode as it plays, echoing Opie’s prison death through Clay’s scenes (Opie’s death was in the third episode from last season). More
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Sons of Anarchy, Ep. 6.02: “One One Six” fits 46 minutes of material into 56 minutes
Sons of Anarchy, Season 6: Episode 2 – “One One Six” Written by Chris Collins & Adria Lang Directed by Peter Weller Airs Tuesdays at 10pm ET on FX FX has pretty much let Kurt Sutter have his way with Sons of Anarchy. Even when disregarding how combative the series is with non-premium cable content (Sons is […] More
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‘Star Trek Into Darkness’ is somewhat underwhelming and heavily reliant on mimicry
The closing moments of the 2009 reboot of Star Trek saw a revival of its source material’s famous slogan regarding the ongoing mission of the Enterprise: More
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‘Star Trek Into Darkness’, the newest entry into the long-running science fiction franchise, gets a new trailer
The Star Trek franchise has been one of the longest running science fiction series, providing iconic roles for everyone from William Shatner to Sir Patrick Stewart. However, following a lacklustre reception, both critically and commercially, for 2002’s Star Trek: Nemesis, the series seemed to be on its last legs, until director JJ Abrams breathed new […] More
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Fringe Ep. 4.06, “And Those We Left Behind”: Guest stars lift series to season high
Fringe Review, Season 4, Episode 6: “And Those We Left Behind” Written by Robert Chiappetta & Glen Whitman Directed by Brad Anderson Airs Fridays at 9pm (ET) on Fox This week, on Fringe: Walter gains respect for Peter, Olivia is perceptive, and Peter Groundhogs Days it up. After last week’s less than winning investigation of […] More
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NYFF2011: Kevin Smith’s SMoviola presents ‘The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension’
The Film Society of Lincoln Center announced the next presentation of Kevin Smith’s SMoviola will take place during the upcoming New York Film Festival with a celebration of the cult hit THE ADVENTURES OF BUCKAROO BANZAI ACROSS THE 8TH DIMENSION featuring the film’s star Peter Weller, John Lithgow and additional guests. FSLC also announced the […] More
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Aesop’s Movie Fables
Warning: spoilers for The Adjustment Bureau (and all the other films discussed) follow. The Adjustment Bureau may have been marketed with the line ‘Bourne meets Inception’ (which it attributes to Total Film, though I can’t find this line in Jonathan Crocker’s review) but it’s a softer, sweeter film than that comparison suggests. And although it […] More