Christmas as a black hole
Over the years Christmas has become the black hole of movies, drawing them to the season by the gravitic pull of its marketing power. As my colleagues were discussing in …
Over the years Christmas has become the black hole of movies, drawing them to the season by the gravitic pull of its marketing power. As my colleagues were discussing in …
We’re a bit late this month, but let’s get into the Previews catalog the way you like it!
Recently I used up money from the Google Rewards program to buy a Comic Collection app, so I ventured forth to catalogue all the titles that majestically nest on my …
Hatcher’s been threatening to write this column for a decade. Well, this is the year. Buckle up. And he even recruited his colleagues to contribute a little venom as well.
Hey, have you bought any comics recently? Here are some suggestions in case you need a place to start!
After reading Hatcher’s “Non-Existent Gift Guide” I got to thinking about all the movies and stuff I’ve searched in vain for over the years, thinking I’d add to his list with a list of my own. Then I thought I should check one more time just to be sure on a few items. Turns out Patton Oswalt was right. He called it ETEWAF: Everything That Ever Was–Available Forever. And it seems like almost everything is available now.
Who wants to read my thoughts on more post-1980 movies? You do, possibly! So let’s get to it!