At his most self-aware, Steven Spielberg asks if we are defined by what we love, or simply that we can love at all?
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Pop eats itself in the most wonderful way.
At the half-century mark, STAR TREK is beginning to look in its rearview mirror.
Seems like just yesterday we were all super excited to be going back to this franchise. Now though?
I believe we have reached “Peak Hype”. Bask in the feeling one moment longer…
Five films in, and the franchise has finally figured things out. They trick is less impossible; more mission.
Not that I’m complaining, but how did we get here?
When it comes to bedtime stories, “Familiar” is not a negative criticism.
Whether it’s our darkest fears of death and gore, or the growing unrest in the world, or merely a dreading of the loss of those we love, zombies are tuned into humanity at it’s core.
Edgar Wright’s “Cornetto Trilogy” comes to its epic conclusion with thoughts on assimilation, and living in the now.
I’m not even done the main course, but I can feel the blockbuster heartburn coming on.
Once again we “boldly go”, but this time it feels like some men have gone there before.