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Captain Kirk’s Weekly Comic Review – 10/16/2019
Okay, it’s Thanksgiving weekend in Canada as I’m writing this, so it’s no stretch of the imagination…
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REVIEW: ‘Age of Dysphoria’ reminds us how connected we all are
'Age of Dysphoria' is a beautiful, relatable film about vulnerability and the willingness to accept …
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REVIEW: ‘El Camino’ is an extended episode of ‘Breaking Bad’ but not a memorable one
'El Camino' could have been made as a farewell to its most sympathetic character, a spotlight for it…
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Captain Kirk’s Weekly Comic Review – 10/09/2019
This week, it’s the villains who come to our rescue as we consider the good … in being bad. Image Co…
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INTERVIEW: Frank Miller and Tom Wheeler on their Arthurian spin, ‘Cursed’
Cursed is the new Young Adult novel from Tom Wheeler and the legendary Frank Miller. Their collabora…
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REVIEW: ‘Age of Dysphoria’ reminds us how connected we all are
'Age of Dysphoria' is a beautiful, relatable film about vulnerability and the willingness to accept our sins as part of who we are.
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REVIEW: ‘El Camino’ is an extended episode of ‘Breaking Bad’ but not a memorable one
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REVIEW: ‘Joker’ brilliantly anticipates its own misinterpretation
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REVIEW: ‘Ad Astra’ is an inner voyage worth taking
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REVIEW: Samuel L. Jackson cranks up the laughs and antics in ‘Shaft’
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INTERVIEW: Frank Miller and Tom Wheeler on their Arthurian spin, ‘Cursed’
Cursed is the new Young Adult novel from Tom Wheeler and the legendary Frank Miller. Their collaboration is clearly built on a foundation of a shared appreciation of the Arthurian Mythos.
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REVIEW: Go underground with the preppers for ‘Apocalypse Any Day Now’
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REVIEW: ‘Blood Communion’ helps us come to terms with our mortality
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REVIEW: ‘What Remains of Her’ is Eric Rickstad’s best one yet
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REVIEW: ‘Death Doesn’t Bargain’ doesn’t entertain