Repeating a post from last year, I thought I’d look at 2013’s summer blockbuster movie slate, and see which ones pass Jay Sherman of “The
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Unfortunately, bad news has adhered to coming in threes, as they say. Today marks the deaths of three individuals involved in the world of entertainment:
The latest animated film I’ve seen is the direct-to-video movie “Superman/Batman: Apocalypse.” The film is based on a 2000s comic storyline that re-(re-re-etc.)-introduced Supergirl to
Since writing about TV or movies seems to get more blog traffic than just writing about comics, and since I’ve not written enough on here
Since Labor Day’s coming this weekend, marking the effective end of the summer movie season, I may as well look back now on this summer’s
Thought I’d look (as I did last year) at the upcoming batch of summer movies, as applied to the “Jay Sherman Test” (as I’ve dubbed
I thought I’d follow up my earlier post on what I’ve dubbed the “Jay Sherman Test” (in a take-off on the famed “Bechdel Test“) and
Besides the well-known Bechdel Test, another possible set of rules for movie-viewing, though way more lenient than the Bechdel Test, might be the ones that
DreamWorks, the animation studio that’s home of the “Shrek” movies, has announced its schedule of movie releases for the next several years. Of particular interest
This weekend, I watched the direct-to-DVD movie, “Turtles Forever,” an animated film starring 80s independent comics-turned-TV-sensations, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (or in the UK,