Doctor Who has long been my favorite show, but my actual viewing it over the years has been very on-again / off-again. Lately, it’s been all-on, as I’m actually closing in on finishing re-watching all of the classic episodes (at least the ones that are easily available for me…
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A BREEZY AND FLAVORFUL ROM-COM ESCAPE With Hollywood studios continuing to funnel resources toward either massive, big-budget tentpole spectacles or smaller, prestige-driven projects aimed at awards recognition, the romantic comedy often finds itself caught somewhere between these two cinematic extremes. Blending romance and comedy, the genre has…
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This is the first ever live action (mostly) adaption of Superman, long one of my favorite characters–a 15 chapter serial (serialized films that were released in cinema matinée screenings over successive weeks) from Columbia pictures in 1948. I’m going through it (and its sequel) chapter by chapter. Read…
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Werwulf Official Trailer 2 A new take on a old classic as Focus Features released the second official trailer for the upcoming horror reimagining of Werwulf. View trailer below. In 14th-century England, a town is haunted by a ravenous beast that threatens the safety of a man and…
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Back in 2015, I did a four-post episode-by-episode face-off between the showrunning tenures of Russell T. Davies, who ran the series from 2005-early 2010, and Steven Moffat, who took over from 2010 until 2017. I judged between their first episodes (Rose and The Eleventh Hour) and then their…
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Doctor Who has long been my favorite show, but my actual viewing it over the years has been very on-again / off-again. Lately, it’s been all-on, as I’m actually closing in on finishing re-watching all of the classic episodes (at least the ones that are easily available for me…
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This is the first ever live action (mostly) adaption of Superman, long one of my favorite characters–a 15 chapter serial (serialized films that were released in cinema matinée screenings over successive weeks) from Columbia pictures in 1948. It starred Kirk Alyn, Noel Neill, Tommy Bond, and Carol Forman.…
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As mentioned previously, in “Impossible Voyages” I’m watching and writing about a run of new (to me) science fiction films to be watched over last year, which has extended to this year (2026). You can read the rationale and ground rules here. In the meantime, we are advancing from…
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Doctor Who has long been my favorite show, but my actual viewing it over the years has been very on-again / off-again. Lately, it’s been all-on, as I’m actually closing in on finishing re-watching all of the classic episodes (at least the ones that are easily available for me…
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Doctor Who has long been my favorite show, but my actual viewing it over the years has been very on-again / off-again. Lately, it’s been all-on, as I’m actually closing in on finishing re-watching all of the classic episodes (at least the ones that are easily available for me…
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