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June 2025 Patreon round-up: EXCLUSIVE - Completing the
Star Wars
saga w/
The Rise of Skywalker
&
Solo
(w/
Sparkwood & 21
podcast re-release)
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During a period from 2010 to 2018, Star Wars was a frequent subject on this site; in over a dozen pieces including written reviews, podcast...
belated November 2023 Patreon round-up: EXCLUSIVE - Rob Zombie's
Halloween
&
Halloween II
+ ADVANCE - TWIN PEAKS Character Series entry & public teasers for patron podcasts
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In October and November, I embarked on a journey through every film in the Halloween series. Although initiated just for fun, this fruits o...
63 Up
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(I covered the rest of the Up series in 2016.) The ninth entry of the Up documentary series finds itself - if not necessarily its subjects...
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
(The Unseen 2008)
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"The Unseen" is a series in which I watch popular films for the first time (spoilers are discussed, including for Twin Peaks an...
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
(The Unseen 2009)
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"The Unseen" is a series in which I watch popular films for the first time (spoilers are discussed). The list, which moves back...
Farewell to Netflix DVD: the end of an era...
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Netflix's DVD mailing service ends today, and my last disc ( Carmen Jones ) was sent a few days ago. Although the closure received buzz ...
Barbie
&
Oppenheimer
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I've separated those titles for a reason - this is not exactly a study of the "Barbenheimer" phenomenon which weaves these two...
Scott Pilgrim vs. the World
(The Unseen 2010)
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"The Unseen" is a series in which I watch popular films for the first time. The list, which moves backwards in time, is based o...
Neon Genesis Evangelion
-
Evangelion 3.0 + 1.0
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This concludes my episode guide to the Japanese anime television show Neon Genesis Evangelion (1995 - 96) and the spin-off films after ten...
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Captain America: The First Avenger
(The Unseen 2011)
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"The Unseen" is a series in which I watch popular films for the first time. The list, which moves backwards in time, is based on...
The Avengers
(The Unseen 2012)
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"The Unseen" is a series in which I watch popular films for the first time. The list, which moves backwards in time, is based ...
The Olympic Films, part 7 of 7: Summer 1928 / 1924 / 1912 (+ 1920 & 1896 - 1908 bonus) & Winter 2010 / 2014 / 2018 / 2022 (broadcast)
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Visit the full directory for the introduction & line-up of monthly capsules running from August 2021 to February 2022
The Olympic Films, part 6 of 7: Summer 1952 / 1948 / 1936 (+ 1932 bonus) & Winter 1998 / 2002 / 2006
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Visit the full directory for the introduction & line-up of monthly capsules running from August 2021 to February 2022
The Olympic Films, part 5 of 7: Summer 1964 / 1960 / 1956 & Winter 1984 / 1988 / 1992 / 1994
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Visit the full directory for the introduction & line-up of monthly capsules running from August 2021 to February 2022
The Olympic Films, part 4 of 7: Summer 1976 / 1972 / 1968 & Winter 1972 / 1976 / 1980
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Visit the full directory for the introduction & line-up of monthly capsules running from August 2021 to February 2022
The Olympic Films, part 3 of 7: Summer 1992 / 1988 / 1984 / 1980 & Winter 1960 / 1964 / 1968
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Visit the full directory for the introduction & line-up of monthly capsules running from August 2021 to February 2022
The Olympic Films, part 2 of 7: Summer 2004 / 2000 / 1996 & Winter 1948 / 1952 / 1956
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Visit the full directory for the introduction & line-up of monthly capsules running from August 2021 to February 2022
The Olympic Films, part 1 of 7: Summer 2021 (broadcast) / 2016 / 2012 / 2008 & Winter 1924 / 1928 / 1936 (+ 1932 bonus)
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Visit the full directory for the introduction & line-up of monthly capsules running from August 2021 to February 2022
Ill-Gotten Gains
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A bizarre concoction of offbeat nineties independent cinema, with one foot in Hollywood fringe filmmaking, the other much further afield (ge...
To Sleep With Anger
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Crafted near the tail end of the twentieth century, but with its eyes cast further back over the previous decades and centuries, Charles Bur...
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