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Monthly Archives: October 2011
Songs for Halloween
Here’s another post, because Halloween is just too much fun to post about it only once! It’s sunny and warm where I am, so I need to make a concentrated effort to get in the spirit of the holiday. One way … Continue reading
Posted in Music
Tagged billy and mandy, danny elfman, halloween, oingo boingo, songs, sufjan stevens, voltaire
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Poe’s “The Raven” and John de Lancie
For me, it’s just not Halloween without Edgar Allan Poe. Every year when October 31st rolls around, I like to read what has become one of my favorite poems by one of my favorite authors of all time: Poe’s “The … Continue reading
My introduction to the 2009 film Sherlock Holmes
With the release of the latest trailer for director Guy Ritchie’s Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows, I thought back to my introduction to this franchise, and how I fell in love with this movie in a belated fashion. The … Continue reading
Posted in Movies
Tagged a game of shadows, critic, guy ritchie, jude law, robert downey jr, sherlock holmes, watson
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Robot Wars: A Smashing Good Time
Article first published as Robot Wars: A Smashing Good Time on Blogcritics. To the shock of my elementary and middle school friends, I grew up in a house without cable TV. As a result, I’ve watched my fair share of … Continue reading
Disney’s The Hunchback of Notre Dame and Why it Rules
Article first published as Movie Review: The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996) on Blogcritics. The film begins in darkness and silence. A faint Latin chorus becomes audible as the title cards roll. Joining the ambient chanting voices is the deep, … Continue reading
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Tagged alan menken, demi moore, disney, esmeralda, film, frollo, hunchback of notre dame, kevin kline, kids, movie, quasimodo, stephen schwartz, tom hulce, tony jay
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Star Trek and the Quest for the Final Frontier
Article first published as Star Trek and the Quest for the Final Frontier on Blogcritics. We are, as Carl Sagan said, a nomadic species. At the dawn of every new technological achievement, we as humans consistently put our new innovations … Continue reading
Posted in TV shows
Tagged carl sagan, exploration, janeway, kirk, live long and prosper, Moon, NASA, oscar wilde, picard, planets, space, star trek, travel
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