The text below the break is part of a theatrical review originally published on December 8th, 2000.
Here are some updated thoughts: The look on their faces above is exactly how I felt while watching Dungeons & Dragons back in 2000. Part of me was smirking in disgust, another part of me was …
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The text below the break is part of a DVD review originally published on March 5th, 2000.
Here are some updated thoughts: Here’s another non-science fiction offering re-posted from my deep and dusty archives.
When I dig up an old review, especially an old DVD review, I often strip off bit…
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Or how a somewhat mundane scientific light flux analysis by Yale researcher T. S. Boyajian gets picked up by media and blown out of proportion . . . or not.
Let’s back up a minute and boil it down to understandable terms.
The star in question is KIC 8462852, a rather boring, mature main s…
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Neal Says
It’s not often that we, as moviegoers, are given science fiction offerings at the box office. It’s even more infrequent that a science fiction movie is helmed by a quality director. And it’s even FURTHER inconceivable that we get a proper translation from book to s…
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