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EARTH PRIME TIME: SUPERMAN: UNBOUND
Superman: Unbound is the latest DC Universe Animated Original Movie based on an Action Comics arc written by Geoff Johns and drawn by Gary Frank. Though not bogged down by New 52 continuity or pre-Flashpoint Superman Family architecture, the movie does a fair job at retelling the story of the five part Superman: Braniac in 75 minutes. Rumors are that this could be the last DCAU movie set in the old timelines, so continuity buffs and those wishing to celebrate Superman’s 75th birthday this year should give this a chance if you have not already. Since the story references Silver and Golden Age Superman subjects like the Bottled City Of Kandor and Collector of Worlds, this is both a movie for new fans anticipating Man of Steel and those with the House of El’s shield tattooed on their arms. Speaking of which, Supergirl is in for the action too.
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FILM: THIS HOUSE @ COOLIDGE CORNER THEATRE
It’s sure to tide you over till Downton Abbey’s new season starts. Continue reading
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FILM REVIEW: THE GREAT GATSBY
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REEL TALK: WRONG
Only someone with the capacity for making an acute case of split-personality disorder work for him could have dreamed up Wrong. Continue reading
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FILM: WE ARE MODESELEKTOR @ THE MFA
We Are Modeselektor, screening at the MFA, chronicles the duo’s rise to their current status as legends, starting way back at the reunification of Germany and the warehouse rave days. Continue reading
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#TGTHR2013 ONGOING COVERAGE
Ahoy there! We’re going to gather all of our Together 2013 coverage in one spot, just like you were expecting. Continue reading
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DEAR READER: TOGETHER 2013: MORE THAN JUST A MUSIC FESTIVAL
Together Festival is more than just a music fest to me. I have been to my share of music festivals, but every year,
this festival changes my life.
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FILM: NO ONE WRITES TO THE COLONEL @ HARVARD FILM ARCHIVE
Another different thing: No One Writes to the Colonel, screening at the Harvard Film Archive, whose title clues you in on the loneliness and sorrow prevalent in this Gabriel Garcia Marquez adaptation. Continue reading
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FILM: THE GREAT GATSBY [WIDE RELEASE]
And now, for something completely different—The Great American Novel hits the The Great American Movie Screen with The Great Gatsby’s wide release. Continue reading
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BERT STERN: ORIGINAL MAD MAN @ KENDALL SQUARE CINEMA
Need to get your Mad Men fix more than once a week? Continue reading
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