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  • Disclosure--AS, Elsewhere, The Thin Place

    December 13, 2012

    The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (Jackson, 2012)

    Parts are camp comedy, parts CGI sword slashing, parts solemn intonations about fate and when not to kill.

  • Disclosure--AS, Reviews

    December 2, 2012

    The Central Park Five (Burns, Burns, and McMahon)

    The most depressing thing about The Central Park Five, for me, was its only hazy familiarity.

  • Essays, Reviews

    November 25, 2012

    For Better or Until Something Better Comes Along

    Love is the secular American religion. It is the consideration around which all decisions are made and by which all questionable decisions are justified. Its pursuit is the pursuit of happiness, its attainment the validation of whatever process is used to achieve it.

  • Disclosure--DVDS, Reviews, The Thin Place

    November 21, 2012

    The Sessions (Lewin, 2012)

    The same thing that makes The Sessions better than expected is what makes it naggingly incomplete: it takes sex seriously.

  • Disclosure--DVDS, Reviews

    November 17, 2012

    Love Birds (Murphy, 2011)

    Love Birds is an innocuous romantic comedy from New Zealand featuring a sad mope (Rhys Darby) who adopts and nurses a duck and eventually falls for the woman (Sally Hawkins) to whom he turns for advice.

  • Disclosure--DVDS, Reviews

    November 12, 2012

    Head Games (James, 2012)

    I will say that judging nobody but myself, I feel convicted for the money and time I spend that create an inducement--some might say a temptation--for other human beings to put their long-term health at risk for my pleasure.

  • Reviews

    November 9, 2012

    Chely Wright: Wish Me Away (Birleffi and Kopf, 2011)

    Chely Wright is by all accounts and as represented in Wish Me Away a bright, affable, decent, serious, devout woman who did a noble and somewhat courageous thing by coming out as a lesbian after scratching out a promising career in country music.

  • Disclosure--AS, Reviews

    November 9, 2012

    Skyfall (Mendes, 2012)

    There's nothing seriously wrong with Skyfall, except, perhaps, a little too much Christopher Nolan envy.

  • October 29, 2012

    Macky Alston Interview

    “God’s Mandate is to Love One Another”

  • Disclosure--DVDS, Reviews

    October 20, 2012

    Yogawoman (Clere & McIntyre, 2011)

    The easiest defense of Yogawoman, if defense is needed, is that its leisurely pace and unstructured direction is emblematic of its subject matter. If you are restless or bored, perhaps you are out of alignment and should try yoga...

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