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Us Versus Movies: Vice (2015)

We talked about Vice on a previous episode of the CBMFP and watched what's already the worst move of 2015... yeah it's going to be one of those podcasts! So sit back and listen to Kevin and Dustin go through the hell that is Vice... 2015.

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Us Versus Movies: Vice (2015)

We talked about Vice on a previous episode of the CBMFP and watched what's already the worst move of 2015... yeah it's going to be one of those podcasts! So sit back and listen to Kevin and Dustin go through the hell that is Vice... 2015.

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Review: Tokyo Ghoul √A – Ep. 1-4

I’ll be the first to say that I don’t really know what the hell is going on with this season of Tokyo Ghoul. I love the first season even though it ended really awkwardly. When I heard they followed the new trend of renaming the second season, I was just happy that there would be a second season.

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Anime Reviews Dustin Cabeal Anime Reviews Dustin Cabeal

Review: Absolute Duo Ep. 1-4

New anime season is in full effect, but whereas the fall season offered a lot of new shows that I was dying to check out, the winter season has been a collection of shows that are really average or a shining star. Unfortunately Absolute Duo is very average.

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Review: Gone Girl (Blu-Ray)

Having missed the initial theatrical release of Gone Girl I was excited to check out the movie on Blu-ray. Luckily, Fox helped me out with that by sending me a copy of the Blu-Ray/DVD/Digital Download combo. Yes the holy trinity of home movie ownership.

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Review: Flash Gordon #8

Flash Gordon #8 looked like the end to the story arc. Everyone is back home and treated like heroes. For all the crew it seemed that the notoriety and success was coming their way. Each member was given a special position in government and they were treated like heroes for coming back to earth. It all seemed to be great and coming to a nice close.

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Review: Sundowners #6

Talk about some character progression? Ok, I will. While Sundowners has so far vacillated between intriguing and frustrating on almost an issue-by-issue basis, it definitely can’t be faulted for a lack of character development. Between the premiere and the end of this first arc, many of the characters have gone through significant growth that often takes other comics years to accomplish.

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Review: Casanova: Acedia #1

I’ve been having more and more conversations recently about comics with people who don’t read comics. What strikes me about these conversations isn’t what the other person typically says about comics (they’re for children, they’re sexists, they’re not as literary as other mediums), but my response to these people. Often, I’ll point to certain comics I have in my literary holster, and make some argument about how they function as high art (See me talking about Jimmy Corrigan and page layout, Ant Colony and existentialism, All-Star Superman and myth, etc.).

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