Ben’s “Gay” Breakdown | “Love, Victor” Season 1 Wrap-Up
Arguably three episodes are not enough to determine the quality of the remaining season of…
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Disney+ Brings ‘Hamilton’ to the People
Independence of the colonies and what it should mean to the people is a touchy…
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Ben’s “Gay” Breakdown | We All Need A “Big Eden.”
On this last day of Pride Month, and as part of my movie-watching for TGGeeks…
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Andrea’s Angle | John Stewart’s New Comedy Is Charming, Insightful, and “Irresistible.”
I love humor, I like Jon Stewart’s insights and writing, and Steve Carell can be…
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Ben’s Breakdown | “The Order” Season 2 Three-Episode Thoughts
When we last left our heroic Belgrave University students at the end of season 1…
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Ben’s “Gay” Breakdown | “Love, Victor” Three Episode Thoughts
Usually, my “gay” breakdown reviews spotlight a movie or show that perhaps has passed people…
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Andrea’s Angle | “7500” Flies with Powerful Performances
Billed as an international co-production between Austria, Germany, and the United States, 7500 is an…
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Ben’s Breakdown | “Upload” 3 Episode Thoughts on Season 1
Dying has been one of the greatest fears in all of human existence. Not knowing…
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Ben’s “Gay” Breakdown | “We’re Here” Shows The True Power Of Drag
Here is a simple premise. Three drag queens come into a small town. Their very…
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Ben’s Breakdown | Look To The Skies in “The Vast of Night”
It’s the 1950s in the tiniest of towns in New Mexico. It seems like a…
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Ben’s Breakdown | As The Sun Also Sets, Life Becomes A “Soapdish”
It’s not uncommon to see a movie or some other artistic work and recognize where…
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Ben’s Breakdown | “Things We Dig” is an amusing and bloody shocking vampire short
A filmmaking team is hired to help make a commercial that will be shared only…
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Ben’s Breakdown | A Fitting and Dark Finale to “Star Wars: The Clone Wars”
When the Star Wars movies first premiered in the ’70s it did more than take the world…
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Ben’s “Gay” Breakdown | Finding Love while “Escaping Freedom”
Vincent is a minister for a church in Portland Oregon. It’s a small church, but…
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Ben’s Breakdown | Sci-Fi meets Rom-Com in “James vs. His Future Self”
I have said this time and again. I love to be surprised, especially when it’s…
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Andrea’s Angle | “Selah and The Spades” – Intense Themes, Extraordinary Acting
One of the new slate of films to release on video directly, I wanted the…
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Ben’s “Gay” Breakdown | Who needs an Octopussy when you have “Jayson Bend: Queen and Country” to save the day?
As part of my movie watching for TGGeeks I’ve decided to take a look at…
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Ben’s “Gay” Book Breakdown | “Deadly Curiosities” – The amazing paranormal world of Gail Z. Martin
My latest fascination these days are books that are works of fiction dealing with the…
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Ben’s Breakdown | Is “Superman: The Movie” the mightiest film of all time?
I love superhero movies. As a child, I happily read superhero comic books, which carried…
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Andrea’s Angle | “Never, Rarely, Sometimes, Always” is Emotional with Nuanced Performances
[Editor: At the time of this Press Screening the intended release date for this film…
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Ben’s Three Episode Thoughts | “Altered Carbon”
Finding good and compelling science fiction shows to watch can be a daunting task. As…
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Andrea’s Angle | “I Still Believe” is filled with Hope and Faith
I think it’s universal in humans to want to believe in something beyond themselves and…
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Andrea’s Angle | “The Hunt” is a smart and satirical action thriller!
The Hunt immediately sounded compelling, from just the description of twelve strangers being hunted, a…
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Restaurant Review: Seed Kitchen & Bar
Gini has a new restaurant review for us. This time she picks a local place…
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Andrea’s Angle | “The Burnt Orange Heresy” is Complex and Intriguing
I write about movies and art, books, all art forms of one kind or another….
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“The Gentlemen” | A Review by Gini Koch
Gini Koch got out of the house and saw a movie. She has her thoughts…
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Restaurant Review: The Butcher The Baker
Gini Koch has a restaurant review for us today. She has chosen an Atlanta area…
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Hamish Downie’s Five Questions with Neill R Bell-Shaw
Editor Note: Hamish has another in his series of Five Questions With… Hamish came up…
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Ben’s Breakdown | “Doctor Who” Season Ending Thoughts
Now that the 12th season of Doctor Who has ended (technically it could be argued that it’s…
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Ben’s “Gay” Book Breakdown | “Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing” is a murder mystery in true Agatha Christie fashion, but with werewolves!
Agent Cooper Dayton is on the worst mission he can imagine. He, and his partner…
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Andrea’s Angle | “Onward” Is Funny And Magical
I’ve been anticipating this film for quite some time. With the urban modern fantasy overtones,…
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Gini Koch | Binging My Life Away| “Doom Patrol”
Gini Koch has another “Binging My Life Away”, this time she has chosen the series,…
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Andrea’s Angle | “Emma” is Charmingly Captivating
I’ve certainly read Jane Austin’s works, including Pride and Prejudice. In addition, I love history,…
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Andrea’s Angle | “Ordinary Love” is Touching and Authentic
The first film that I critiqued as a student in college was Nell. It was…
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Ben’s Breakdown | “Grace and Frankie” Series Thoughts
Married couples Grace & Robert Hanson, and Frankie and Sol Bergstein have known each other…
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Andrea’s Angle | “The Photograph” is a Beautiful and Complex Love Story
When I watched the trailers for The Photograph, I expected a beautiful solid romance story….
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Ben’s Three Episode Thoughts | “Star Trek: Picard”
A young lady is enjoying some food and drinks with her boyfriend. They are both…
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Ben’s Three Episode Thoughts | Netflix’s “Locke & Key”
The Locke family, consisting of the mother Nina, and her children Tyler, Kinsey, and Bode,…
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Ben’s Book Breakdown | “The Mortal Vestige” is an artistic and fitting coda for the Immortal Wake series.
Following the catastrophic ending in Thursday Midnight (of the “Immortal Wake” series), Jonas is pretty much left…
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Ben’s Three Episode Thoughts | The Family that Hunts Together, Stays Together in “October Faction.”
They say that the family that plays together stays together. How about the family that…
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News Sushi #96: Morsels of News from Japan and Beyond
News Sushi #96 And we (Hamish) keep serving the best News Sushi! Hooray! Editor Note:It…
