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Category Archives: Movies and Television
A Parents’ Guide to Disney-Pixar’s “Soul”
The best movies not only shape new thinking but ultimately entertain us. They have an ability to transport us to another world, remove us from our everyday and remind us that life outside of the movie is as unique as … Continue reading
Weekend Watch List: Friday December 11
We’re almost to Christmas and there is no better time to get couch comfy and indulge in some Christmas movie wonderment. So, whether you’re finding time for a family movie night or if you’re in the mood for more mature … Continue reading
Stay at Home Watch List: Week 2
Well, it’s Wednesday but I suppose it’s never too late to share a great catalogue of weekly movies. With the reality of COVID-19 becoming more pressing each day, it almost seems that staying at home will never end. Regardless, being … Continue reading
Reading Night of the Living Dead
As we all bunker down for a long stay at home during this new era of social distancing, it’s the perfect time to indulge in simple pleasures. Perhaps it’s reading a great book, drawing, mastering a new recipe or diving … Continue reading
Posted in Media Literacy and Pop Culture, Movies and Television
Tagged George A Romero, George A Romero's Night of the Living Dead, Night of the Living Dead, Night of the Living Dead and American Politics, Night of the Living Dead and Culture, Stay At Home, Stay At Home Movie Watch List
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Stay at Home Watch List: Week One
If you’re like me, then most likely your brain is hurting from world reality being consumed on social media. From your typical Twitter hysterics to the pressing realities being shared by actual experts in the medical field, the time of … Continue reading
The Karate Kid Saga Continues…
As any teacher will know, being a teacher means that you often look at the world through a teacher-lens. You see things and read things from a perspective that often relates to your existence in a classroom and working with … Continue reading
[Photoshop Tutorial) Sarah Connor Returns
Well before the Me Too Movement, Times Up and the repositioning of gender politics within popular Hollywood film with movies such as Ghostbusters (2016) or the introduction of superhero heroines such as Captain Marvel, there was Sarah Connor. For the … Continue reading
David Morrell on Rambo and the need for Hope
Now in my 15th year of teaching, I can look back on many fond memories of truly unique teaching and learning experiences in and out of the classroom. However, I’m not sure that yesterday’s experience will be easily matched. As … Continue reading
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Tagged David Morrell, David Morrell and Rambo, First Blood, John Rambo, Rambo and 80s America, Rambo and America, Rambo and American Politics, Rambo Last Blood, Rambo: First Blood Part 2, Ronald Reagan and Rambo, Sylvester Stallone
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[Trailer Review] Rambo Returns in the Trump Era
There’s something to be said about the durability of Sylvester Stallone’s action brand. Since the release of his career defining Rocky in 1976, Stallone’s creative body of film work has been continuously prolific. Regardless of critical acclaim, respective projects may … Continue reading
[Trailer Review] Top Gun: Maverick & the 80s Renaissance
As Tom Cruise revealed the dynamic trailer for Top Gun: Maverick, yesterday at San Diego Comic Con, the Twitter-verse is a buzz with applause and wonder. For Generation Xers like me, all things Top Gun are a welcome return. For … Continue reading
