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MCU Movies 16: Spider-Man Homecoming
A while back, I compared the first movies for each of the Spider-Man actors that Sony has put into live action movies: Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man, starring Toby Maguire, and Amazing Spider-Man, starring Andrew Garfield. To sum it up, neither movie … Continue reading
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Tagged aunt may, captain america, chris evans, disney, iron man, john francis daley, jon watts, jonathan goldstein, marisa tomei, marvel cinematic universe, marvel movies, marvel studios, mcu, mcu movies, michael keaton, peter parker, robert downey jr., sony pictures, spider-man, spider-man: homecoming, steve rogers, tom holland, tony stark, vulture
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X-23 8 review
The previous issue kicked off the X-Assassins story arc. After a string of murders left a bunch of scientists dead, Laura was able to figure out the mysterious killer’s next target and set a trap. She and Gabby managed to … Continue reading
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Tagged alchemex, chris o'halloran, comic review, comics, diego olortegui, gabby, honey badger, laura kinney, mariko tamaki, marvel comics, marvel legacy, SHIELD, x-23, x-assassins, x-men
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All the James Bond movies in order of my personal preference
This post is a little delayed due to this past week being busier than expected, and I spent my little free time catching up on some video games. Finally finished all of the Witcher 3 DLC, which means I can … Continue reading
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Tagged 007, 007 movies, a view to a kill, auric goldfinger, casino royale, Christopher Walken, daniel craig, diamonds are forever, die another day, dr. no, elliot carver, for your eyes only, francisco scaramanga, from russia with love, george lazenby, goldeneye, goldfinger, james bond, james bond 007, james bond movies, jonathan pryce, licence to kill, live and let die, mi6, moonraker, movies, octopussy, on her majesty's secret service, pierce brosnan, quantum of solace, roger moore, sean connery, skyfall, spectre, the living daylights, the man with the golden gun, the spy who loved me, the world is not enough, thunderball, timothy dalton, tomorrow never dies, you only live twice
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Pixar movies sorted by my personal preference
This post is next to impossible to write. Trying to determine which Pixar movie is my favourite is like trying to decide whether I like chocolate and peanut butter or chocolate and mint better. I tend to lose self-control with … Continue reading
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Tagged a bug's life, animated movies, brave, buzz lightyear, cars, cars 2, cgi, coco, dinosaurs, disney, dory, finding dory, finding nemo, inside out, john lasseter, lightning mcqueen, mater, merida, miguel, Mike Wazowski, monsters inc, monsters university, movies, nemo, pixar, pixar movies, ratatouille, sully, the good dinosaur, the incredibles, the incredibles 2, toy story, toy story 2, toy story 3, up, wall-e, woody
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Uncanny X-Men 2 review
There are upsides and downsides to having a series release more than two issues a month. On the plus side, you can have a bigger story without it feeling like it’s dragging on. You can take the time to have … Continue reading
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Tagged bishop, bobby drake, comic review, comics, dinosaurs, ed brisson, iceman, jamie madrox, jean grey, kelly thompson, laura kinney, lorna dane, marvel comics, marvel legacy, matthew rosenberg, multiple man, northstar, ororo munroe, Polaris, r.b. silva, rachelle rosenberg, storm, uncanny x-men, x-23, x-men
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007 – the Roger Moore Years 4: Moonraker
The general opinion of Roger Moore’s fourth outing as James Bond is quite mixed. Either you hate it, or you find it very entertaining despite its … oddities. There doesn’t seem to be too many people in-between those vastly different … Continue reading
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Tagged 007, 007 moonraker, great britain, holly goodhead, hugo drax, ian fleming, james bond, james bond 007, jaws, mi6, moonraker, movie review, movies, new york times, parody, richard kiel, rio de janeiro, roger ebert, roger moore, rotten tomatoes, shirley bassey, star wars, the globe and mail, venice
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