Crushed by Inertia
Saturday, March 04, 2006

The Christian Oscars?

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Judging from the number of times God and Jesus are name-checked per acceptance speech, I kind of figured the Image Awards already served as ...
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Jarhead

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Sam Mendes' Jarhead presents us with an interesting conundrum. How does one make a successful film about boredom? Can a film communicat...
Friday, March 03, 2006

Search of the Day!

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At one time, I was going to make this a regular feature. Bizarre Google searches that have brought people to my blog. I only ended up post...

Arts & Mad Sciences

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Am I the only one who is generally disappointed with the way the technology seems to be advancing? I mean, yes, sure, there have been some a...
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Thursday, March 02, 2006

Creep

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This 2004 British horror movie has received pretty much no attention whatsoever, at all, from anyone. I had not heard of it at all until the...
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Wednesday, March 01, 2006

Git R Dud!

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[UPDATE: So, how's this for weird. I write a post about how there's a lot of bad movies coming up in the next year, and that very s...
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I Think I Smell a Ratner

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Is there anyone left who thinks X-Men 3 has any chance of working? Anyone? Okay, good. I'd hate to ruin anyone's hopes and dreams o...
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Tuesday, February 28, 2006

A Rare Three-Peat

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I've been on something of a bad run, DVD-wise. It seems like all my rentals from the past few weekends - on films and new - have either ...
Saturday, February 25, 2006

The Hostility of Our City...Of Our City...

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Despite the fact that my apartment has three bedrooms, there are only two assigned parking spaces. It's one of the many inconvenient, o...
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One Question Remains: Is God a Pervert?

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I once knew a man...a very disgusting man that I want to tell you all a little bit about. This man, he went by the name of William Piss Gum...
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Friday, February 24, 2006

The Ice Harvest

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What is it with Billy Bob Thornton and Christmas Eve robberies? This is the second film in which he plays a dirtbag plotting the Crime of a ...

Pride and Prejudice

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It's kind of difficult to review a literary adaptation like this if you haven't read the source material. Alas, my only experience w...
Thursday, February 23, 2006

This Open Letter Was Written on Stationary Made of Gold and Pink Marble

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How have I been missing this public Donald Trump/Martha Stewart feud ? That's exactly the sort of celebrity story I need to follow clo...
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If You're Going...to South Da Kota...

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It was bound to happen, once the pro-life crazies got Sam Alito on the Supreme Court. You knew they'd challenge Roe v. Wade right away....
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Kinetic Idiocy

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A friend of mine, anonymously writing as "Cbabbitt" on Ain't It Cool, has posted a wonderfully angry screed against Russian va...
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Santorum: Still the Worst Person Alive

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There isn't another Braffy ceremony for a few months, so Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum is still enjoying his reign as Worst Man on ...
Wednesday, February 22, 2006

American Idol's Randy Jackson Reviews the Classics of Western Literature

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What's up, y'all in the Dawg Pound! Randy Jackson here to give you the 411 on all the hottest novels in the Western canon. That'...
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Tuesday, February 21, 2006

Separate Lies

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Separate Lies presents us with a tantalizing thriller premise and then peaks way too soon, fading away slowly into a maudlin tear-jerker. Wr...
Monday, February 20, 2006

North Country

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North Country had me going for a while. Yes, it's predictable and sticks close to the formula for all successful real-life-court-case d...
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