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Tag Archives: Michael Caine
Kingsman The Secret Service: Seeing What Others Don’t (Movie Review)
Matthew Vaughn (Kick-Ass, X-Men: First Class, Layer Cake) has taken Mark Millar’s graphic novel The Secret Service and turned it artfully into an artful send-up of the James Bond movies, and a social commentary on plenty of the issues that plague the … Continue reading
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Tagged Colin Firth, I Samuel 16:7, Kick-Ass, Kingsman, Mark Millar, Matthew Vaughn, Michael Caine, samuel l. jackson, Taron Egerton
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Interstellar: A Father’s Love Spoiler Version! (Movie Review)
If you missed the first half of the review, the spoiler free version, I refer you back there to avoid blowing it – if you care about the details I’m about to unpack. There, you’ve been warned! Several elements of … Continue reading
Interstellar: Nolan Makes 2001 Contact With Final Frontier (Movie Review)
Watching the nearly three-hour experience that is Chris Nolan’s Interstellar, I expected to be bored, even sleepy. But while it was often bogged down by discussions of detailed science that may or may not be real, and which would certainly have … Continue reading