All This Excitement: A Series Retrospective of Dirty Harry
Harry’s rough-around-the-edges compassion emerges over the course of these films: sometimes, to protect the sheep, the shepherd must get down and dirty with the wolves.
Harry’s rough-around-the-edges compassion emerges over the course of these films: sometimes, to protect the sheep, the shepherd must get down and dirty with the wolves.
With the increasing prevalence of depression and concern for mental health nationwide, Panic is primed for rediscovery.
Dooku’s story reminds us that seemingly innocuous moral compromises can lead to an unfortunate and tragic end.
In the age of the “gritty” anti-hero, rare is the genre story that begins with the assumption that evil is real and must be dealt with.
The franchise offers a strange meditation on modern conceptions of masculinity, and how those have evolved in the past thirty-five years.
An antidote to both hopeless secularism and blind, unreflective faith, Mark Heard’s songs grab listeners by the lapels and shake them awake.
I can’t think of a single other video game with the moxie to demand that players learn the stations of the cross to raid a tomb.
In Detroit: Become Human the choice of messiahship is turned over to the player.
Whatever makes me search declassified FBI documents about UFO phenomena is the same thing that keeps me searching the pages of Scripture.
Superman & Lois is interested in giving us a Superman who has gone through the ups and downs of human experience
It took Sam Mendes making Skyfall and Spectre to give us a Bond to whom we could all relate.
In Star Trek: Discovery, Captain Pike shows an unswerving commitment to goodness and willing sacrifice that isn’t just refreshing, it’s downright inspirational.
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