Darth Vader #27

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Continuing the unexpected alliance of Darth Vader and Sabé against Governor Tauntaza, Darth Vader #27 brings the fight to the Governor and what she mistakenly believes is her unbreachable fortress. The comic is notable for its action and Vader and Sabé each saving each other’s lives with the Dark Lord of the Sith putting off the attack on the Governor to rescue Sabé from a sandstorm and later the former handmaiden choosing to help a wounded and defenseless Vader after his successful attack on the Governor.

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Stargirl – Chapter Four: The Evidence

/ / Television Reviews
  • Title: Stargirl – Chapter Four: The Evidence
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As Sylvester Pemberton (Joel McHale) licks his wounds after being hospitalized while searching for clues about the murder of the Gambler (Eric Goins), even going so far as to contemplate retirement, Courtney (Brec Bassinger) will make an important discovery about Cameron (Hunter Sansone) seeing his powers in action and learning the boy she’s crushing over wants desperately to avenge the death of his father who is mistakenly believes was a hero. As for the murder investigation, new evidence points to an old enemy of the JSA.

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See How They Run

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  • Title: See How They Run
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See How They Run isn’t a perfect film, but there’s plenty of fun to be had in the period murder mystery where all the suspects are actors, producers, and theater owners tied to a live performance of the genre where the victim is killed backstage. The semi-aware whodunit, set in London just after the 100th performance of Agatha Christie‘s (Shirley Henderson) The Mousetrap, involves the murder of the dickish director (Adrien Brody) planning on adapting the beloved stage play to film. 

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Blonde

/ / Home Video
  • Title: Blonde
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Based on the fictional account of Marilyn Monroe‘s life by Joyce Carol Oates in the novel of the same name, Blonde makes Marilyn a victim of her own success and underdeveloped inner demons while giving us classic snapshots of her life in standard biopic fashion, although quite stylishly realized by director Andrew Dominik and cinematographer Chayse Irvin. It’s a gorgeous film to look at, but to make it through nearly three hours you may be forced to turn off the sound completely. The best way I can describe it is an impeccably produced lush and vibrant music video for one of the least interesting songs you’ve ever heard… except it goes on for 166 minutes.

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