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[Nerdspresso] Young Ones: A Sci-Fi Western Lost on the Cinema Trail
I went in expecting a cool Neo-Western with sci-fi energy, but got Sad Max: Dreary Road.
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I went in expecting a cool Neo-Western with sci-fi energy, but got Sad Max: Dreary Road.
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When the movie was over, we were left speechless, clutching our half-eaten popcorn. Not because we had just been immersed in a majestic fantasy, but because we'd been overwhelmed by nonsense.
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In real life, I don’t think they transport meat in tankers full of blood, but sometimes you have to turn your brain off and just let art flow over you.
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These movies are my jam even when Kirk asks: “Why does God need a starship?” While some of the new shows aren’t my cup of Romulan ale, I’m not going to trash other folks for enjoying them.
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Join Nerdspresso hosts Jeff Stanford and South Durham’s own Wes Platt for Phase II of this caffeinated celebration of all things geek. In the 20th episode, we're talking about Project Hail Mary and the talented Mr. Ryan Gosling.
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For me and my kid, Pixar is the A Team. Not every flick they make is a classic, but they’re usually immensely watchable.
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A personal connection to 2010 sets the stage for why Project Hail Mary feels like the rare sci-fi epic that is both emotionally grounded, and genuinely wondrous.
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Predator: Badlands is a rollicking sci-fi adventure that gives us the deepest dive into this character’s lore than any movie so far.
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I used to make my kid watch this flick as punishment for bad behavior when he was little, but my feelings on Grease 2 have softened.
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While John Hughes’ movies often portrayed a heightened reality, Pretty in Pink plays more like “reel life” than real life.
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Join Nerdspresso hosts Jeff Stanford and South Durham’s own Wes Platt for Phase II of this caffeinated celebration of all things geek. In the 19th episode, we're talking about Star Trek: Starfleet Academy. Good, bad, overly angsty?
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Could there really be a better way to commemorate Valentine’s Day? Oh, most definitely, but Mannequin gets the job done. It’s a piquant little time capsule, reminding us when we all thought bright colors, flipped collars, and Starship were cool.