Monthly Archives: December 2009

The Three Greatest Spielberg Films

Steven Spielberg has made a lot of movies. Some of them were mailed-in cash grabs, some of them were impressive pieces of moviemaking, and some were among the greatest movies of all time! Let’s take a look at the top … Continue reading →

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Inglourious Basterds Review + DIRECTOR FIGHT

Inglourious Basterds begins in brilliant Tarantino style, with a long, drawn out, very quiet scene where the dialogue carries the show, the tension building throughout, until you can’t barely take it anymore, and it explodes in a blast of horrific … Continue reading →

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The Stolen Green Chile Recipe

“Stolen!” – Mike Martin, The Mike Martin Travel Agency We will look back upon these days, where I pirated the new Third Eye Blind album and cooked up green chiles, and we will weep. We will weep for two reasons, both … Continue reading →

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The Three Greatest Movie Performances Ever

1. This was originally going to be a top five list, but I couldn’t think of two others that fit the criteria I will list in #2 below. Which is not to say there aren’t any, so if I think … Continue reading →

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