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As pure comedy goes, I might pick Midnight Run as my favorite. It never ceases to be hilarious even upon the 100th re-viewing, and it’s endlessly quotable, with applications for all sorts of real-life situations…
With New Year’s Eve almost upon us, this is a vital topic we must discuss…
Mine is, hands down, no question, John Denver and the Muppets: A Christmas Together…
Is there an overall essence to the idea of The Movies, even if the setting isn’t fantastical, that demands a feeling of unreality?
(Apparently some folks think Die Hard is a “nontraditional” Christmas movie…)
“Christmas Shoes” is the one that makes me go nuclear-critical. That horrific little ditty has the highest schmaltz quotient ever achieved in a creation of humanity…
Now we come to that time of year when the cinematic faithful find ourselves pondering a great mystery…
Me? I just want the usual: world peace, a pony, and George Clooney.
Please don’t say Honey Boo Boo or I will have to kill myself.
Audience once embraced tragedy as readily as the happy ending. So what happened? How and why did this change?
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