David Crow
Editor at Den of Geek
Entertainment journalist, Den of Geek editor and member of the Critics Choice & OFCS critics groups. Read ramblings here: https://t.co/PqszlFl8Tf…
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6 days ago |
denofgeek.com | David Crow
Gather round summer children, Zoomers and Alphas alike, for I want to tell of a long ago time when the multiplexes were full and the choice for big screen comedies plentiful. It was a lost age of laughs and tears, and in the best romantic comedies, you’d get both: a feat always promised, too, by the soothing disembodied voice in every trailer that spoke as warmly about a film’s stars as a deacon would be reciting scripture on Sunday morning.
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6 days ago |
denofgeek.com | David Crow
It is supposed to be difficult making new friends after 30. This is a truism so agreed upon that the New York Times regularly runs the same article about it, wistfully reminiscing about the halcyon days of a youth passed by. But that’s not always the case, especially for guys like Austin (Paul Rudd), that affable dude with the cool-new-kid hair and a rockin’ ‘satche that inexplicably matches the one Rudd sported in Anchorman.
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1 week ago |
denofgeek.com | David Crow
Breathless anticipation for white smoke or black; seas of men in red gowns and white; enigmatic meetings behind the sealed doors of the Sistine Chapel. There is something defiantly old world about how the Catholic Church still selects its next supreme pontiff—the man said to be ordained by God to sit on the Chair of St. Peter.
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1 week ago |
denofgeek.com | David Crow
On Sunday evening U.S. President Donald Trump declared the American movie industry as dying on his Truth Social account and announced that he is beginning the process of implementing what he described as a 100 percent tariff on “any and All movies coming into our Country that are produced in Foreign Lands.” In addition to erroneous capitalizations, the president described this as a matter of national security, suggesting that the tax breaks other governments have used to incentivize Hollywood...
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1 week ago |
denofgeek.com | David Crow
Thunderbolts* is a good movie. Full stop. It is refreshing to be able to write that about an MCU effort considering the equivocations, debates, and second-guessing that has circled many recent Marvel projects like Captain America: Brave New World, Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, and The Marvels. By comparison, Jake Schreier’s Thundebolts* mostly stands on its own while also progressing the future of the MCU in genuinely exciting ways.
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Donald Trump sees movies from "foreign lands" as a national threat so grievous that he wants to use tariffs to derail the film industry for our protection. Still I think there's at least one UK-based movie he'd love about a leader who always got his way... https://t.co/fv4NjrsDMl
First day of my pilgrimage in Canterbury, England. https://t.co/8rtrjk5Fgi
I wrote about the devil’s bargain of Remmick in Ryan Coogler’s Sinners and the fork-tongued protestation of “why can’t we all just get along?” https://t.co/KHipQ1gBt4
