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  • ED on Final Destination 2 (2003):

    I’d say FEAR STREET as a whole lives in the good-not-great niche, but certainly has it’s pleasures.

    Jun 9, 06:21


  • Dan Stalcup on Final Destination 2 (2003):

    I have the Fear Streets queued up and will check them out at some point. I’ve heard nothing but anti-enthusiasm…

    Jun 6, 14:59


  • Dan Stalcup on The Great White Silence (1924):

    Aha. There you go. I see what you mean about the commercial viability of film restoration dilemma. As with many…

    Jun 6, 14:58


  • Hunter Allen on The Great White Silence (1924):

    Just to answer that question, new restorations are 100% not copyrightable. It’s probably the good and right thing, but it…

    Jun 4, 20:08


  • Andrew Milne on Gangs of London, Season 3, Episode 7:

    Thanks, man! Glad to know these write-ups have a real readership, it’s been gratifying to get these comments from yourself…

    Jun 4, 12:25


  • Hunter Allen on Final Destination 2 (2003):

    This one is my favorite, but 1 is an absolutely respectable choice, and maybe it really does have a bit…

    Jun 2, 21:32


  • ED on Final Destination 2 (2003):

    Oh, also, I recently watched FEAR STREET: PROM QUEEN on Netflix and thought that you might like a caution -…

    Jun 2, 11:48


  • ED on Final Destination 2 (2003):

    I recall seeing the second and third entries in this series – no wait, I also recall seeing the first…

    Jun 2, 11:46


  • Steve B on Gangs of London, Season 3, Episode 7:

    I’m so glad you picked up on the same jarring sense I got from that Merwan/Lale scene. It’s so weird.…

    Jun 1, 13:40


  • Andrew Milne on Gangs of London, Season 3, Episode 6:

    Lol, yeah, completely agreed on Shannon! I don’t think the writers ever quite figured out what to do with her,…

    May 30, 06:15


  • Hunter Allen on Wish (2023):

    1. Wish 2. Encanto 3. Raya and the Last Dragon 4. Frozen II 5. Strange World 6. Moana 2 7.…

    May 29, 20:44


  • Steve B on Gangs of London, Season 3, Episode 6:

    Sorry but i just dont buy or understand why Shannon has randomly done a 180 and now thinks nothing of…

    May 29, 17:50


  • Steve B on Gangs of London, Season 3, Episode 5:

    It was very silly with the writers now making Lale a stunning and brave invulnerable super girlboss….BUT, she’s still my…

    May 29, 16:46


  • Andrew Milne on Gangs of London, Season 1, Episode 6:

    Cheers, Sean!

    May 29, 16:07


  • Dan Stalcup on Wish (2023):

    May 29, 16:03


  • Dan Stalcup on Wish (2023):

    so no wish? (smashes star)

    May 29, 15:06


  • Dan Stalcup on Wish (2023):

    My rank is probably: 1. Frozen II 2. Encanto 3. Raya and the Last Dragon 4. Strange World 5. Wish…

    May 29, 14:00


  • Brian T on Wish (2023):

    The only part I liked were the little constellations of Milo Thatch and Wreck-It Ralph in the credits.

    May 29, 13:24


  • Brian T on Wish (2023):

    Pokémon Go to the polls.

    May 29, 13:21


  • Hunter Allen on Wish (2023):

    I still like it better than every other post-Moana WDAS film, but God almighty, that premise is like a bottomless…

    May 29, 12:17


  • Sean on Gangs of London, Season 1, Episode 6:

    Really well written and thoughtful review(s). Thanks for this.

    May 29, 01:29


  • ED on The Ten Commandments (1956):

    Like any sensible cinema fan I have repressed all memories of THE CONQUEROR starring Mr John Wayne. Also, the Omar…

    May 27, 13:12


  • Hunter Allen on The Ten Commandments (1956):

    I obviously meant “i.e.”

    May 26, 11:12


  • Hunter Allen on The Ten Commandments (1956):

    I am unfortunately probably better-persuaded by reverse psychology, though I’m pretty sure my dad still thinks my priorities are little…

    May 26, 11:07


  • Hunter Allen on The Ten Commandments (1956):

    I didn’t even know there was an Omar Sharif one! Neat. Weird. I also thought The Conqueror came out in…

    May 26, 10:41


  • Dan Stalcup on The Ten Commandments (1956):

    I really need to catch some of the other Biblical epics of the era, most of which I’ve seen parts…

    May 26, 09:47


  • Dan Stalcup on The Ten Commandments (1956):

    I’m not sure you both are even talking about the same Genghis Khan movie, haha! There’s 1956 The Conqueror with…

    May 26, 09:39


  • Dan Stalcup on The Ten Commandments (1956):

    I knew DeMille by reputation as conservative, although this comment sent me down a little more of a DeMille biography…

    May 26, 09:35


  • Dan Stalcup on The Ten Commandments (1956):

    One of the great pleasures of diving deeper into film history is learning that every era had its geniuses and…

    May 26, 09:31


  • ED on The Ten Commandments (1956):

    I am most definitely a Heston Man – his Epics were formative experiences in home cinema, though EL CID and…

    May 26, 07:49


  • ED on The Ten Commandments (1956):

    For my money Mr Brynner, like Mr Omar Sharif, was far too civilised (In the ‘metropolitan sophisticate’ sense) for the…

    May 26, 07:39


  • Hunter Allen on The Ten Commandments (1956):

    “I think DeMille should have voiced God; it would have been a fun meta touch, director as divine Creator.” John…

    May 25, 20:55


  • Son on All Quiet on the Western Front (1930):

    I agree that the acting is a tad awkward at times, but overall it’s a minor complaint

    May 25, 04:01


  • Dan Stalcup on The Great White Silence (1924):

    Thanks Andrew! The film is in the public domain (though I’m always unclear how modern restorations are impacted by those…

    May 22, 18:29


  • Andrew Milne on The Great White Silence (1924):

    Tremendous write-up, Dan! I’d never heard of this, and now I’m champing at the bit to watch it!

    May 22, 16:05


  • Dan Stalcup on The Luckiest Man in America (2024):

    I’d argue there’s point where “bad wig” turns into “good wig” if you are playing an ’80s game show host.

    May 22, 12:27


  • Dan Stalcup on The Gorge (2025):

    *Continuing Spoilers* I shouldn’t have been so flippant about the creature design and should have elaborated my thoughts a bit,…

    May 21, 15:17


  • Will on The Gorge (2025):

    *Minor Spoilers* Big horror fan, so I found the monster designs to be interesting, and there was a good diversity…

    May 21, 14:15


  • Dan Stalcup on Snow White (2025):

    I really want to watch that at some point. I don’t know how necessary it is to have watched the…

    May 19, 21:12


  • Dan Stalcup on Enchanted (2007):

    Adams as Monroe. Interesting. She’s probably too old to do it at this point, but I could see her adopting…

    May 19, 21:11


  • Dan Stalcup on Enchanted (2007):

    Well, it’s a little more complicated than I made it out to be in my review. (I talked a little…

    May 19, 21:10


  • Dan Stalcup on Enchanted (2007):

    All of yours are fascinating ideas and I wish I could create a counterfactual universes to see what the movie…

    May 19, 19:51


  • ED on Enchanted (2007):

    ‘Tuneless Idina Menzel’ is a sentence wrong on so many levels it hits something like Lovecraftian Horror; Mr James Marsden…

    May 19, 11:36


  • ED on Snow White (2025):

    Thank God we have THE BALLAD OF SONGBIRDS AND SNAKES for that ‘Rachel Ziegler-does-dark fairytale’ energy (Complete with songs!) so…

    May 19, 11:29


  • ED on Snow White (2025):

    I use, like and am slightly addicted to the Internet but sometimes impulse to burn it all down and go…

    May 19, 11:28


  • embala on The Luckiest Man in America (2024):

    PWH’s wig is terrific. Walton Goggins’s is a war crime. Looks like there’s a dead otter on his head.

    May 18, 18:55


  • Hunter Allen on Enchanted (2007):

    I have always said that it’s a movie I don’t like much, but it’s not as-such bad, and I am…

    May 18, 05:17


  • Andrew Milne on Snow White (2025):

    Good grief. A reprise of the Horizon: Forbidden West non-drama, feat. Twitter’s biggest losers.

    May 17, 10:01


  • Andrew Milne on Gangs of London, Season 2, Episode 6:

    Thanks, Jo! Season 2 really does turn into a lot of mushy nonsense by this point.

    May 17, 09:59


  • Dan Stalcup on Snow White (2025):

    Context for that one: part 1, part 2

    May 17, 08:20



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