Arts & Entertainment
Weekend Watch: Movies over Break
You know what they say about death: it’s inevitable and comes to us all. With that in mind, you might as well have a good life à la Jeremy Bentham and get as much pleasure […]
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Weekend Watch: “The Hundred Foot Journey” between two cuisines
I was never much of a food enthusiast before I moved overseas. It all started with watching videos of food back home that I couldn’t get anymore in an attempt to either make it (which […]
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Weekend Watch: “The Foreigner” and Not Enough Jackie
There’s a certain kind of magic that comes with being a movie-lover living in Jackson, TN. More often than not, you will find yourself alone, or nearly so, in the theater, unless it’s opening night. […]
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“Blade Runner 2049” Amazes and Wows
Lofty expectations can accompany classic films regarded as masterpieces for anyone who hasn’t seen them. That’s especially true for a groundbreaking, revolutionary sci-fi noir film like Ridley Scott’s “Blade Runner.” When I watched it for […]
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Weekend Watch: “American Made” soars
What if I told you that in the late 1970’s, an airline pilot was recruited by the CIA to take photos over Central America with his plane. And also smuggled cocaine into the United States […]
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Weekend Watch: “Mother!” is shocking and unconventional
When a film comes out that dares to defy convention in shocking, confusing, or dissatisfying manner, controversy is bound to spring from the polarized audience reaction. Darren Aaronofsky has a history of creating controversial movies […]
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Weekend Watch: Family Movie Night
While I was growing up, movie night was always a big deal in my home. Probably because my dad embodies the term “movie buff” and I’m pretty sure that “watching movies” is one of his […]