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Tag Archives: michael fassbender
X-Men Days Of Future Past: Stumble Into Hope (Movie Review)
The present world of the X-Men (2023) is desolate, and life has been delineated between mutants (and those humans who support them) and the rest of humanity. Giant, adaptable Sentinels (artificial intelligent robots) hunt and destroy all of the mutants … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Movie Reviews, Reviews, Theology
Tagged Colossus, Cuban Missile Crisis, Cyclops, Daniel Cudmore, Evan Peters, Famke Janssen, halle berry, Hugh Jackman, ian mckellan, Iceman, James Marsden, james mcavoy, Jean Grey, jennifer lawrence, JFK, Kitty Pryde, Magneto, michael fassbender, Mystique, Nicholas Hoult, Omar Sy, patrick stewart, Peter Dinklage, Peter Maximoff, Psyloche, Quicksilver, Raven, Richard Nixon, Shawn Ashmore, Storm, Wolverine, X-Men First Class, X-Men Last Stand, X-men United, Xavier's School for Gifted Students
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X-Men Rewind: A Parable Of Society (Movie Review)
With the seventh X-Men feature releasing tomorrow, I’ve been reviewing the previously-released elements of the cinematic mythology. It’s hard not to draw from the various comic books, television shows, etc. but I’ve tried to keep it limited to what the … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Comics, Current Events, Movie Reviews, Pop Culture, Reviews, Theology
Tagged Banshee, Beast, Chris Claremont, cure, Days of Future Past, Emma Frost, Hugh Jackman, Jack Kirby, james mcavoy, jennifer lawrence, Kevin Bacon, Marvel, michael fassbender, mutants, Sebastian Shaw, Silver Samurai, Stan Lee, The Last Stand, Wolverine, X-2, X-Men, X-Men Origins, X-Men Trilogy, X-men United
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12 Years A Slave: Can Art Change The World? (Movie Review)
It was a big year for films based on true stories about racial relations in the United States. In 2013, merely weeks into January, Michael B. Jordan played Oscar Grant III in Fruitvale Station, the victim of a police-related shooting … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Movie Reviews, Pop Culture, Theology
Tagged 42, bad grandpa oscars, Benedict Cumberbatch, brad Pitt, chiwetel ejiofor, forest whitaker, fruitvale station, jackass bad grandpa, Jackie Robinson, lupita nyong'o, Michael B. Jordan, michael fassbender, Oscars 2014, Paul Dano, paul giamatti, solomon northrup, steve mcqueen
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12 Years A Slave: Are We Really Free? (Movie Review)
“All men are not free if one is oppressed.”– Anonymous The best film of the year. A brutal, unflinching look at slavery, racism, abuse, and humanity. An absolutely emotional punch in the gut. A film I couldn’t watch a second … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Movie Reviews, Theology
Tagged Benedict Cumberbatch, brad Pitt, chiwetel ejiofor, django unchained, human trafficking, michael fassbender, quentin tarantino, redbelt, serenity, sherlock, slavery, star trek into darkness, steve findley, steve mcqueen, the fifth estate, the hobbit, the new world, the power of one, to end all wars
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