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The ‘Star Wars’ Dilemma: What It Actually Is And How Do We Fix It
I love Star Wars. While I was too young to watch any of the original trilogy in theaters when they were released, I grew up watching them repeatedly both on VHS and when they would constantly run on the USA Network (those old enough will surely remember). A big fun space adventure full of excitement and memorable places and characters,
Digital Noise Episode 187: Aaron The Last Airbender
Hi folks and welcome to this week’s edition of Digital Noise, the podcast where we review home release Blu-Rays and DVDs! This week, Chris and Aaron dig into a big mixed bag of titles, from legendary to OMG how did this even get released. Check it out here. Note: I mistakenly credited the release of “The Great Silence” to Arrow
Screener Squad: Director’s Cut
Penn Jillette stars as a crazed fanboy who gets involved with a crowdfunded movie so he can stalk one of the lead stars, Missi Pyle, all the while offering a director’s commentary on the movie currently in progress. And things only get weirder from there! Justin does his first ‘solo mission’ review for the podcast in an attempt articulate his
Screener Squad: The Yellow Birds
It’s the blockbuster team-up you never knew you wanted where Han Solo and Cyclops join forces to fight in the Iraq War! Okay, it’s not nearly that interesting. Alden Ehrenreich and Tye Sheridan headline this movie based on an acclaimed book following young soldiers who experience the horror of war and return only for those nightmarish images, along with a
Screener Squad: American Animals
Based more or less on a true story, American Animals follows a group of young college students from Transylvania University (located in Kentucky of all places) who conspire to steal a collection of valuable books from their library’s special selections. However, none of them are expert thieves, none of them have connections that would make the job easier and some
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