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Memory can be a fickle thing. I have a generally good memory, for what it’s worth. I can memorize the lyrics to songs quite easily on my second or third listen, and have been known to talk people’s ears off about niche train facts. God help you if you get me started on maps. There […]… Continue reading The Films I Forgot #1: Metropolis (1927) — Audrey Armstrong (writer)

If my younger self’s opinions had been left unchecked, I’m almost certain I’d have become a young boomer. What I mean by that is when I was entering high school, fresh off nearly eight years of homeschooling, I was pretty convinced technology was evil. Which is an odd thing to say, now. But I really […]… Continue reading The Films I Forgot #2: Modern Times (1936) — Audrey Armstrong (writer)

I’ve always thought that writing about Hitler, and by extension the Holocaust, can be pretty much a death wish. If ever there were a scenario that proved to a writer, and forced them to accept, that not everybody will like their work, it’s that one – and even if the work is popular, it will […]… Continue reading The Films I Forgot #3: The Great Dictator (1940) — Audrey Armstrong (writer)

Smith finished up the script for “Twilight of the Mallrats” while in quarantine, as he announced on Instagram. via Kevin Smith Has Finished ‘Mallrats 2’ Script, Shares First Details and Returning Characters — IndieWire

Montgomery Brewster has 30 days to spend $30 million without the knowledge of anyone he knows. via Brewster’s Millions — Warren Watched A Movie

Cory Finley’s impressive second feature, Bad Education, will strike a chord with anyone who enjoys smart, well-made films. However, it will be especially compelling for people from a certain area of this country. This film is based on the true story of the largest school embezzlement scandal in American history, which took place in Roslyn,… Continue reading Bad Education: The Most Long Island Movie of All Time? – Review — Not A Real Person Yet

Top 5 Comedy Movies on Netflix Though Netflix is platform known for its wide variety of movies, it seems in these days people are looking for something light and funny to watch. Luckily, Netflix has a range of comedies for just about anyone. Below are five of the best comedy movies on Netflix. 5. Scary […]… Continue reading Top 5 Comedy Movies on Netflix — Shot By Shot

There are certain films that hook you from the very first time you see the poster, let alone the trailer, and there are those that you really struggle to see why they bothered. For me that spectrum ran from “Leon” (BIG fan of Luc Besson) down to “Dangerous Liaisons,” which I’ve sat in front of […]… Continue reading How I Came To Love Guardians Of The Galaxy — RunPee

You’re probably stuck inside right now with not a whole lot to do. Thankfully, Netflix has been helping us all out by adding tons of great movies and TV shows, a trend that looks set to continue this week. Yes, once again, the streaming giant is coming to the rescue and in regards to films, […]… Continue reading Netflix Adding Over 30 New Movies This Week To Help You Self-Quarantine — Entertainment Updates