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See You at The Movies

Posted on Oct. 2, 2011 by Phillip

Yesterday’s comments on Midnight in Paris constitute the last movie review type thing I’ll post to Steel White Table. About a week from now, I’ll be done with this blog altogether. Probably. Anyhow, if you really can’t stand missing out … Continue reading →

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“Hanna” Just Misses the Mark

Posted on Sep. 28, 2011 by Phillip

  Hanna is about a girl raised in the woods by her former super secret agent father who has trained her to be the ultimate soldier and killing machine. But really she’s just sad and lonely and misunderstood. Or something. … Continue reading →

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The “Super Size Me” Guy’s Other Docutainment Flick

Posted on Sep. 6, 2011 by Phillip

  I just made that up — docutainment. But that’s what Pom Wonderful Presents: The Greatest Movie Ever Sold boils down to — an entertaining documentary, edging more towards entertainment than documentary. It’s about Morgan Spurlock‘s attempt to get the … Continue reading →

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Johnny Depp the Lizard

Posted on Mar. 7, 2011 by Phillip

  Jenny and I saw the CGI animal western, Rango, in a theatre on Friday, and like everyone else in the audience, we didn’t laugh. (And I don’t think most of the kids there got into it.) The quality of … Continue reading →

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Astro Boy: The Movie – A Review

Posted on Nov. 2, 2009 by Jody Cairns

I hadn’t heard of Astro Boy before this movie, but apparently it’s popular somewhere – was even a TV series. Astro Boy the movie is a computer-animated movie about a robot kid. The movie has a dark tone similar to … Continue reading →

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