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Ridley Scott month 3 – Blade Runner
Even if I wasn’t spending a month focusing on Ridley Scott movies, Blade Runner is worth fitting into a fairly nerdy blog that’s been doing a variety of movies for a while now. It’s often considered to be among the … Continue reading
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Tagged blade runner, blade runner final cut, box office bomb, daryl hannah, director's cut, do androids dream of electric sheep?, harrison ford, j.f. sebastian, mary sean young, movie review, movies, philip k. dick, pris, replicant, rick deckard, ridley scott, roy batty, rutger oelsen hauer, sci-fi, sci-fi movie, science fiction, vangelis, warner bros, warner brothers, william sanderson
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Star Wars movies ranked
I’ve decided that next month, I’ll start taking a look at the Harry Potter film series. I’ll also include the Strange Beast movies (I’ve only seen the first one so far), but first, this post has been delayed far too … Continue reading
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Tagged a new hope, anakin skywalker, attack of the clones, canto bight, cgi, count dooku, darth maul, darth vader, emperor palpatine, finn, general grevious, george lucas, han solo, harrison ford, jango fett, jedi, kylo ren, luke skywalker, movie review, movies, obi-wan, prequel, return of the jedi, revenge of the sith, rey, rogue one, rogue one: a star wars story, sequel, sith, solo: a star wars story, star wars, star wars movies, star wars original trilogy, star wars prequel trilogy, star wars prequels, star wars sequel trilogy, the empire strikes back, the force awakens, the last jedi, the phantom menace, the rise of skywalker, yoda
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True Story Movies 1: 42
I’m best described as an excitable, casual sports fan. Outside of the Olympics, I generally only pay attention to Hockey, Baseball and Swimming. Hockey because I’m Canadian, Baseball because I used to play it as a kid, and I’ve got … Continue reading
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Tagged 42, andre holland, baseball, baseball movies, branch rickey, brooklyn dodgers, chadwick boseman, denver post, ebbetts field, engel stadium, harrison ford, jackie robinson, legendary pictures, major league baseball, mlb, movie review, movies, rachel robinson, richard roeper, rotten tomatoes, spike lee, sports, sports movies, true story movies, wendell smith
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Star Wars movies 17: The Rise of Skywalker
It’s been almost a month since Star Wars Episode 9: The Rise of Skywalker released. I know I’m a bit late to the party, but it took me this long to not only gather my thoughts, but to see it … Continue reading
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Tagged adam driver, ben solo, billy dee williams, carrie fisher, colin trevorrow, D-O, daisy ridley, darth sidious, disney, emperor palpatine, forbes, general pryde, han solo, harrison ford, hollywood reporter, ian mcdiamid, j.j. abrams, jannah, john boyega, john williams, knights of ren, kylo ren, Lando Calrissian, lucasfilm, luke skywalker, mark hamill, movie review, movies, oscar isaac, princess leia, rey, richard roeper, rotten tomatoes, snoke, star wars, star wars movies, star wars the rise of skywalker, the rise of skywalker, the skywalker saga, zorii bliss
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Indiana Jones movies 4 – Kingdom of the Crystal Skull
The first three Indiana Jones movies all released within the 1980’s. I don’t remember where I read this theory from, but there’s a theory where film sequels should either be released within 5 years of its predecessor, or at least … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure movie, aliens, cate blanchett, cgi, cold war, david koepp, george lucas, harrison ford, hawaii, iguaza falls, indiana jones, indiana jones and the kingdom of the crystal skull, irina spalko, jim broadbent, john hurt, karen allen, kingdom of the crystal skull, Lawrence Kasdan, marion, movie review, movies, mutt williams, paramount pictures, razzie, sci-fi, science fiction, shia labeouf, soviet union, steven spielberg, young indiana jones chronicles
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Indiana Jones movies 3: The Last Crusade
Even though Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom was a huge financial success, the controversy and mixed reception surrounding it made director Steven Spielberg feel guilty. After the mixed reception, Spielberg decided to complete the trilogy, not just to … Continue reading
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Tagged academy award, adolph hitler, adventure movie, alison doody, bbc, chris columbus, comedy, denholm elliot, diane thomas, elsa schnieder, ernst bogel, frank marshall, george lucas, harrison ford, henry jones jr., henry jones sr., holy grail, indiana jones, indiana jones and the last crusade, jeffrey boam, john rhys-davies, jordan, julian glover, kazim, kervork malikyan, marcus brody, menno meyjes, michael byrne, monkey king, movie review, movies, nazis, petra, roger ebert, sallah, spain, steven spielberg, the last crusade, the new republic, the rolling stone, venice, village voice, washington post, world war 2
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Indiana Jones movies 1 – Raiders of the Lost Ark
Last year, I looked at all of the Star Ware movies, going through most of them in the spring, and looking at Solo much later. Indiana Jones shares a bit of history with the Star Wars franchise. Also as a … Continue reading
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Tagged academy award, adventure movie, arc of the covenant, archeology, belloq, egypt, george lucas, harrison ford, indiana jones, indiana jones and the raiders of the lost ark, john rhys-davies, john williams, karen allen, Lawrence Kasdan, lucasfilm, marion, movie review, movies, new york times, paramount pictures, paul freeman, philip kaufman, raiders march, raiders of the lost ark, roger ebert, roland lacey, rotten tomatoes, steven spielberg, sullah, world war 2, ww2
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Star Wars Movies 16 – Solo: A Star Wars Story
Solo: A Star Wars Story has a very unique distinction among the Star Wars movies. It’s the only movie in the franchise to be considered a box office bomb. Generally speaking, a movie must gross somewhere around twice its budget … Continue reading
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Tagged alden ehrenreich, chewbacca, donald glover, emilia clarke, george lucas, han solo, harrison ford, kessel run, Lando Calrissian, lucasfilm, millenium falcon, movies, new york times, paul bettany, qi'ra, rolling stone, rotten tomatoes, solo: a star wars story, star wars, star wars movies, woody harrelson
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Star Wars movies 12: The Force Awakens
However you feel about this movie, there’s at least one thing you cannot deny. From a financial standpoint, Star Wars: The Force Awakens did very well. It released 10 years after Revenge of the Sith, and after the prequel reputation … Continue reading
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Tagged academy award, adam driver, bafta, cgi, daisy ridley, disney, han solo, harrison ford, john williams, kylo ren, lucasfilm, maz kanata, movie review, movies, rey, star wars, star wars movies, star wars: the force awakens, the force awakens, visual effects society
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Star Wars movies 5 – Return of the Jedi
As with the other two entries in the original trilogy, there’s so much information on the creation of Return of the Jedi that it’s not worth talking about. That said, opinions on this movie, while generally positive, are more polarizing … Continue reading
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Tagged 20th century fox, battle of endor, carrie fisher, darth vader, death star, emperor palpatine, endor, ewks, galactic empire, george lucas, han solo, harrison ford, jabba, jabba's palace, james earl jones, jedi, lucasfilm, luke skywalker, mark hamill, movies, princess leia, rebel alliance, return of the jedi, second death star, star wars movies, star wars: return of the jedi
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