Monthly Archive:: July 2016
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Marvel’s The Avengers was the sixth film over a four year period in that cinematic universe, drawing together the characters established over those films to face an interdimensional
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Film
In the small lumber town of Millhaven, Oregon, there are stories told by old men to the town’s children, that in the Pacific Northwest there are forests which
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It’s one of the most anticipated films of the somewhat crowded superhero genre, and the first trailer was released last weekend at San Diego Comic Con eleven months
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It’s been fifteen years since Neil Gaiman published American Gods, a hefty tome blending contemporary Americana with mythology and fantasy, and given the enduring popularity of the author
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It’s been over ten years since Star Trek departed television, with first broadcast episodes across numerous shows having been a continuous fixture of schedules for eighteen years since
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Another of the major trailers to be released at San Diego Comic Con, Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them is the ninth film in the Harry Potter
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A surfeit of trailers was released over the weekend at the San Diego Comic Con, one of the biggest fan events of the global fan calendar, and among
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Film
Science fiction is the medium of the future, yet as the icons of that genre grow older they have gathered some considerable history. In November 2013, Doctor Who
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TV
The fear of aging and the search for the Fountain of Youth has been a staple of speculative fiction for as long as humanity has been spinning tales,
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Film
It’s agreed upon by many psychologists and sociologists and too easily accepted that humans are inherently prejudiced. This is not to say that all societies are rampantly sexist/racist/homophobic,
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