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Joke of the Week: Money
Why did the dollar bill really want to go into the bank vault? The answer is…
Movie Matchups: Star Trek: The Motion Picture vs. 2001: A Space Odyssey
Since my first attempt at talking about 2001: A Space Odyssey was such a resounding success (Stanley Kubrick fans lined up to hurl insults at me), I thought I might as well finish what I started and try to set … Continue reading
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Tagged 2001 a space odyssey, alien, classical music, dave bowman, drama, enterprise, evolution, film score, films, fun, funny, hal 9000, heavens gate, humor, james t kirk, jerry goldsmith, jupiter, klingon, krypton, leaders, monolith, movie review, movies, music, NASA, religion, science, science fiction, soundtrack, space, space exploration, spock, stanley kubrick, star trek, superman, TV shows, voyager, youtube
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Joke of the Week: Borg
Why did the Borg give up on retiling their floor after they kept running out of tiles? The answer is…
Moneyball and The Book of Mormon
This is a truly unique article for me. I created the Deja Reviewer website less than a year ago to allow myself to share my enlightening views on film, not literature. I didn’t intend to discuss books at all. I … Continue reading
Posted in Random Stuff
Tagged angel, author, baseball, bible, billy beane, book of mormon, books, church, church of jesus christ of latter-day saints, God, gold plates, inspiration, Israel, jesus christ, Jews, lds, leaders, literature, major league baseball, michael lewis, middle east, moneyball, mormon, oakland athletics, religion, revelation, scriptures, spiritual, sports, team, vision
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Joke of the Week: Nail, Screw and Hammer
What did the nail say to the screw when it saw a hammer coming toward them? The answer is…
How MST3K Inspired the Internet Generation
The first generation of Internet users has been heavily influenced by many things. It might seem silly to try to pin down one aspect that had the biggest influence, but that’s exactly what I’m going to do. I’d like to … Continue reading
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Tagged angry video game nerd, bad movies, batman and robin, battlefield earth, characters, cinematic titanic, confused matthew, crow t robot, films, fun, humor, internet, joel robinson, low budget, mike nelson, movie review, movies, mst3k, mystery science theater 3000, nostalgia critic, online, personality types, rifftrax, science fiction, sf debris, star trek, tom servo, TV shows, video game
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Joke of the Week: Mr. T
Why is Mr. T’s son worried he will be returned someday? The answer is…
Bad Movies with Great Music: St. Elmo’s Fire
Long before Joel Schumacher made Batman and Robin, he had already cemented his position as a schlock director with the 1985 cinematic stinker called St. Elmo’s Fire. He actually wrote and directed this movie, so there’s no wiggle room to … Continue reading
Posted in Bad Movies with Great Music
Tagged 1980s, ally sheedy, bad movies, batman and robin, demi moore, drama, emilio estevez, film score, films, funny, ghost, humor, joel schumacher, judd nelson, love, movie review, movies, music, patrick swayze, relationships, rob lowe, romance, seven degrees, songs, soundtrack, st elmos fire, tom hanks
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Joke of the Week: Canada
What is a Canadian frog’s favorite game? The answer is…
Movie Matchups: Star Wars Prequels vs. Spartacus
Spartacus (1960) is proof that the Star Wars prequels could have been contained in one film. And they probably would have been much better if they had. Just imagine, we could have gone back and seen the birth of the … Continue reading
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Tagged 2001 a space odyssey, action movies, anakin skywalker, ancient rome, darth vader, drama, films, freedom, fun, funny, george lucas, government, history, humor, love, movie review, movies, obi-wan kenobi, padme amidala, relationships, return of the jedi, revenge of the sith, robocop, roman empire, romance, science fiction, slavery, spartacus, stanley kubrick, star wars, star wars prequels
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