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Movie Review: ‘The Batman’ (Second Opinion)

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Plot: Two years into his one-man crusade to save Gotham City, and Batman/Bruce Wayne (Robert Pattinson) is wondering if he’s making a difference. Crime is up and his interest in Wayne Enterprises is… Continue reading

Corrye’s 2021 Movie Year In Review!!!

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One of the many things that the pandemic robbed film fans of was the ability to actually go to the movies. It was a total of 504 days between the time I saw… Continue reading

Movie Review: ‘CODA’

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Plot: As the only hearing member of her family, high school student Rubi Rossi (Emilia Jones) has long since resigned herself to a future focused solely on her family’s fishing business. Already assisting… Continue reading

Movie Review: ‘The Tragedy of Macbeth’

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Plot: Based on the famous play from William Shakespeare, The Tragedy of Macbeth chronicles the rise and fall of Macbeth (Denzel Washington). After three Witches (Kathryn Hunter) predict that he will be King… Continue reading

In Memoriam: Louie Anderson (1953-2022)

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Man today just absolutely sucks. On the tails of noted rockstar Meat Loaf’s passing, it is also my sad duty to report that comedian and actor Louie Anderson has passed away at the… Continue reading

In Memoriam: Meat Loaf (1947-2022)

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A sad bit of news to report today from the House. Noted actor and one of the best-selling and groundbreaking rock stars of all time, Meat Loaf, has passed away at the age… Continue reading

Movie Review: Don’t Look Up

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Plot: When Dr. Randall Mindy (Leonardo DiCaprio) and doctoral candidate Kate Dibiasky (Jennifer Lawrence) confirm that a comet is heading on a collision course for Earth, they immediately move to notify the appropriate… Continue reading

In Memoriam: Betty White (1922-2021)

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Well, this was certainly not the post I wanted to write to end 2021. Multiple sources from Deadline to TMZ are reporting that longtime actress Betty White has died at the age of… Continue reading

Game of Thrones: An Ending Reimagined

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I must admit to a certain level of bias when it comes to Game of Thrones. I’ve been reading the novels (and re-reading and re-reading) since 2005. The HBO television show is my… Continue reading

Have We Lost The Ability To Engage With Art?

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Several years ago, I wrote an article for House of Geekery about problematic actors in films, and how that may color how we view certain movies we once loved. Essentially my contention was… Continue reading