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Eegah (1962, Arch Hall Sr.)
The Stop Button Posted by on Nov 6, 2019
Eegah is a rather bad, rather weird, and yet spirited budget King Kong picture—with a prehistoric Southern California caveman instead of a giant ape. Sure, there’s the teen idol aspect to it, but once the film commits to damsel in distress Marilyn Manning madly crushing on survived since the Stone read more
The Punisher #37, Man of Stone, Part 1 (of 6)
The Stop Button Posted by on Nov 6, 2019
Leandro Fernandez is back on the art, inking himself, and he’s better than he’s ever been before. There are still some panels where it’s clear colorist Dan Brown is doing a lot of the shading, but overall it’s a big improvement over Fernandez’s usual art. The issue brings together a lot of read more
All Rise (2019) s01e06 – Fool for Liv
The Stop Button Posted by on Nov 6, 2019
Something about this episode feels like it ran into the show’s budget. Though there’s some location shooting. Kind of a lot of it, but there’s no action at the locations. There’s standing or sitting. And it’s never on the A plot, always B or even C. On the A plot, outside Jere Burns as a terribly read more
Eegah (1962, Arch Hall Sr.)
The Stop Button Posted by Andrew Wickliffe on Nov 6, 2019
Eegah is a rather bad, rather weird, and yet spirited budget King Kong picture—with a prehistoric Southern California caveman instead of a giant ape. Sure, there’s the teen idol aspect to it, but once the film commits to damsel in distress Marilyn Manning madly crushing on survived since the Stone read more
Supergirl (2015) s05e05 – Dangerous Liaisons
The Stop Button Posted by on Nov 5, 2019
This episode could be a lot worse. It does have some significant lows—like when Azie Tesfai has to pretend to cry, which she’s absurdly bad at doing. Like, it’s uncomfortable. Especially when you realize they went with the best take. Got to be able to cry on “Supergirl,” it’s one of the read more
It’s hobby
The Stop Button Posted by on Nov 5, 2019
My real writer friend has a real writer problem right now, which puts things in a lot of context. In grad school my best instructor/the best instructor in terms of encouraging writerly behavior and practices surprised us once by saying to call yourself a writer you need to be published. Thinking ab read more
Supergirl (2015) s05e05 – Dangerous Liaisons
The Stop Button Posted by on Nov 5, 2019
This episode could be a lot worse. It does have some significant lows—like when Azie Tesfai has to pretend to cry, which she’s absurdly bad at doing. Like, it’s uncomfortable. Especially when you realize they went with the best take. Got to be able to cry on “Supergirl,” it’s one of the read more
Blinded by the Light (2019, Gurinder Chadha)
The Stop Button Posted by Andrew Wickliffe on Nov 4, 2019
What’s not clear about Blinded by the Light is how much of the film’s success is because of lead Viveik Kalra or because about ninety straight minutes of soundtrack consists of The Best of Bruce Springsteen. The film, based on an actual British Pakistani Springsteen stan, is about teenager Kalra read more
Blinded by the Light (2019, Gurinder Chadha)
The Stop Button Posted by Andrew Wickliffe on Nov 4, 2019
What’s not clear about Blinded by the Light is how much of the film’s success is because of lead Viveik Kalra or because about ninety straight minutes of soundtrack consists of The Best of Bruce Springsteen. The film, based on an actual British Pakistani Springsteen stan, is about teenager Kalra read more
Blinded by the Light (2019, Gurinder Chadha)
The Stop Button Posted by on Nov 4, 2019
What’s not clear about Blinded by the Light is how much of the film’s success is because of lead Viveik Kalra or because about ninety straight minutes of soundtrack consists of The Best of Bruce Springsteen. The film, based on an actual British Pakistani Springsteen stan, is about teenager Kalra read more
Batwoman (2019) s01e05 – Mine Is a Long and a Sad Tale
The Stop Button Posted by on Nov 4, 2019
This episode has no awesome Batwoman action. The only Batwoman action scene is not very good, in fact. It’s all that stealthy Batman Begins type action as Batwoman breaks into estranged sister and supervillain Alice’s base and takes her prisoner, presumably leaving all the thugs unconscious… read more
Blinded by the Light (2019, Gurinder Chadha)
The Stop Button Posted by on Nov 4, 2019
What’s not clear about Blinded by the Light is how much of the film’s success is because of lead Viveik Kalra or because about ninety straight minutes of soundtrack consists of The Best of Bruce Springsteen. The film, based on an actual British Pakistani Springsteen stan, is about teenager Kalra read more
Batwoman (2019) s01e05 – Mine Is a Long and a Sad Tale
The Stop Button Posted by on Nov 4, 2019
This episode has no awesome Batwoman action. The only Batwoman action scene is not very good, in fact. It’s all that stealthy Batman Begins type action as Batwoman breaks into estranged sister and supervillain Alice’s base and takes her prisoner, presumably leaving all the thugs unconscious… read more
Blade II (2002, Guillermo del Toro)
The Stop Button Posted by Andrew Wickliffe on Nov 2, 2019
There’s a legitimately great sword fight scene in Blade II, after some really solid ones—the film’s CG assists never help it but director del Toro does understand how a fight sequence is like a dance sequence (particularly in the great sword fight) and star Wesley Snipes is always ready to show read more
Blade II (2002, Guillermo del Toro)
The Stop Button Posted by on Nov 2, 2019
There’s a legitimately great sword fight scene in Blade II, after some really solid ones—the film’s CG assists never help it but director del Toro does understand how a fight sequence is like a dance sequence (particularly in the great sword fight) and star Wesley Snipes is always ready to show read more
Blade II (2002, Guillermo del Toro)
The Stop Button Posted by on Nov 2, 2019
There’s a legitimately great sword fight scene in Blade II, after some really solid ones—the film’s CG assists never help it but director del Toro does understand how a fight sequence is like a dance sequence (particularly in the great sword fight) and star Wesley Snipes is always ready to show read more
Blade II (2002, Guillermo del Toro)
The Stop Button Posted by Andrew Wickliffe on Nov 2, 2019
There’s a legitimately great sword fight scene in Blade II, after some really solid ones—the film’s CG assists never help it but director del Toro does understand how a fight sequence is like a dance sequence (particularly in the great sword fight) and star Wesley Snipes is always ready to show read more
Watchmen (2019) s01e01 – It’s Summer and We’re Running Out of Ice
The Stop Button Posted by on Nov 1, 2019
The only times “Watchmen” doesn’t feel calculated are when you can’t imagine the shot as a David Gibbons comic panel. Every couple minutes you can feel how the sequence of shots would feel as a Watchmen comic, showing how just because DC Comics could never figure out how to do it without the read more
Watchmen (2019) s01e01 – It’s Summer and We’re Running Out of Ice
The Stop Button Posted by on Nov 1, 2019
The only times “Watchmen” doesn’t feel calculated are when you can’t imagine the shot as a David Gibbons comic panel. Every couple minutes you can feel how the sequence of shots would feel as a Watchmen comic, showing how just because DC Comics could never figure out how to do it without the read more
Blade (1998, Stephen Norrington)
The Stop Button Posted by Andrew Wickliffe on Oct 31, 2019
Back when the movie came out—on DVD, anyway—I tried watching Blade 1 a couple times. The first time I turned it off before I was twenty minutes in, which used to be a soft rule (give the movie twenty minutes, depending on runtime); I think I gave it until Stephen Dorff showed up, then had to stop. read more