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If sitting in front of your TV or connected device as it serves up endless Netflix (or Disney+ or whatever the hot new video streaming service is nowadays) is leaving you a bit unfulfilled… here’s an alternative to passive binge-watching: Read More …
You see this kind of thing show up in your Facebook feeds from time to time, as I do: If you bother to read the whole thing, you may spend the next 3 seconds digesting it, then scroll to the Read More …
Major League Baseball announced on Wednesday some changes that are going to be in place for future All-Star games. Once again, they have missed an opportunity to make baseball better by focusing on this single game rather than the season Read More …
If I had to pick my least favorite of all the Bond films, 1967’s You Only Live Twice would have to be a serious contender. Why so bad? Let me count the ways: It follows on the heels of one Read More …
Thunderball is one of my favorite Bond movies. It’s slow and drags on in some places; and some of the special effects, including the boat chase scene at the end, are cheesy looking back at it 40+ years later, but Read More …
I haven’t made up my mind yet about Goldfinger. At one time I thought it was one of the best; more recently I’ve thought it one of the worst. Right now, I’d have to divide it into two movies and Read More …
The second installment in the series From Russia With Love, is, in my opinion, one of the best, if not the best, Bond film of all time. To be one of the best you have to do the good things Read More …
Observations from Dr. No, which I just viewed for the Xth time. Some observations are my own, and some I grabbed from various places like IMDB. Joseph Wiseman played the title character Dr. Julius No. I recall the news of Read More …
I’m not one to watch movies for deep spiritual or humanitarian significance. It takes me a long time (sometimes days, weeks) to process input, especially when it comes at me in the blitz of a two-hour motion picture zooming (relatively) Read More …