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Recovering music writer, hardcore filmnerd, boxing fan and reader of those book things. 👻
Joined May 2016
The Crisis of the University Started Long Before Trump
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The University of Chicago is in crisis. Under extraordinary financial strain, it has diminished its faculty-student ratio and hired hundreds of “lecturers”: teachers whom it pays little and whom it...
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This includes Kirby's The Hunger Dogs 'graphic novel' which may have some of his most impressive work in such a condensed form.
Reading one of the strangest mainstream comics I've ever encountered.
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The recruitment section feels rote but the interpersonal spy drama in the second half is more engaging. Ending a bit of a mess.
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Almost sticks the landing until the last reel. Still impressive even if it seems to give in to paranoia rather than critique it fully.
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RT @cinematic_void: James Brolin joins us in person as we screen NIGHT OF THE JUGGLER on 9/4 at the Aero Theatre / @am_cinematheque. See @K….
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Check out the swag on this dude.
Happy Birthday to the great Porter Wagoner, born 98 years ago today
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RT @BilgeEbiri: “Melancholia” Ending Explained: Did the Main Characters Die When the Earth Exploded?.
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RT @ComicsJournal: If you pass the rabid child say "hammer down" for me: Precious Rubbish by Kayla E. (Fantagraphics, 2025) reviewed by Teg….
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A bit overlong but a fun caper/war propanda film.
#ComingUpOnTCM . THEY MET IN BOMBAY (1941) Clark Gable, Rosalind Russell, Peter Lorre .Dir.: Clarence Brown 1:00 PM PT . Rival jewel thieves find love on the run in Asia. 1h 26m | Romantic Adventure Comedy | TV-G . #TCM #TCMParty
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A lotta fun, see it with an audience.
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RT @UlteriousFilm: I love this long take & how it's shot, in the cool-as-hell #FilmNoir classic, KISS ME DEADLY (1955). Dir. #BOTD Robert A….
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Reading one of the strangest mainstream comics I've ever encountered.
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