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Tag Archives: Video

Review: Bodysong

Written and directed by Simon Pummell Bodysong is not a film to be passively watched, but is instead a piece of art that tries to actively engage. The director wants the audience to be mindful of the images on screen in the hopes that each viewer will create an individual …

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BBC Program Questions British Muslim Leadership

Yesterday, the BBC investigative news program Panorama tackled the thorny and critical issue of Islamic extremism in Britain and whether the Islamic leadership there, in particular the ostensibly moderate Muslim Council of Britain, was capable of “dealing with this issue head on,” as MCB Secretary General Sir Iqbal Sacranie promised …

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Review: Roseanne: The Complete First Season

I remember when Rosanne first came on the air back in 1988, mostly because it was honest, real, and truly groundbreaking but also because of something more personal. In a phone conversation with my mother, she asked if I had seen the show and went on to tell me how …

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Pierce Brosnan Out as 007: A Look at Who May Be the Next Bond

A Reflection by Victor Lana In an article in the August 19th issue of Entertainment Weekly, Pierce Brosnan says, “One phone call, that’s all it took.” Thus, the Irish actor was told his services as James Bond, Agent 007, were no longer required. Brosnan can be credited for reinvigorating the …

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Top 5: Tom Cruise Films

With so much bad criticism hitting Tom Cruise these days, I thought it’d be best to remember the reasons why Tom Cruise is so famous. He’s acted in successful movies – maybe because of his acting or maybe not; but, his films are enjoyable, and his films have earned buttloads …

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