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Now You See Me Movie Review

  In the biggest surprise thus far in 2013, Louis Leterrier’s Now You See Me is an incredibly fun, funny and engaging heist movie with great performances from everyone involved. While I thought the trailer looked very compelling, and I liked all the actors involved, I was still extremely surprised over how much I enjoyed [...]

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Jeffrey’s Top 10 Most Anticipated Summer Movies 2013

The Summer Movie Season is upon us, which means lots of blockbuster popcorn movies, sequels and comedies before we get hit with all the hardcore Oscar-Bait dramas of the fall and early winter.  While I am normally more of a fan of the deep contemplative dramas, I love the bombastic  action movies and star-driven comedies [...]

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Dead Man Down Movie Review

A straight up no-nonsense revenge-fueled action flick, Dead Man Down is a very entertaining movie with lots of great action and a strong story. Dead Man Down is the first American film made by Niels Arden Oplev (The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo), and he handles the material very well.  He brings the action right [...]

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Episode 42: Jeffrey And Charles Have Yet Another Chat

  Good news if you like the last episode, because here is a sequel to it. We promise this one is 100% more boring and with no recommendations. Episode 42

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Episode 41: Jeffrey and Charles Have A Chat

  Hey everybody, all you lovely gentlemenites out there. Have you ever thought, wow, Jeffrey and Charles usually talk the least on the show… wouldn’t it be weird if it was just the two of them. If so, you’re “What if?” fantasy has come true! Gentleman Patrick was out on sabbatical teaching martial arts to Yetis in the Himalayan mountains and Gentleman [...]

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Episode 40: A Show That You Thought Would Be Something Else Entirely

Wow, 40 episodes. Not a bad run thus far. This week we get into the business of Digital versus Print comics, new consoles and movies you thought would be something else entirely. Episode 40 Recommendations: Jeffrey   and     Josh   Patrick

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Jeffrey’s Preview of the 85th Annual Academy Awards

I have a confession to make.  I love The Oscars.  No, I do not always agree with their choices, not at all.  I don’t think they are perfect in any way.  I do, however, respect The Academy.  Unlike any other award show, the Oscars still have at least an illusion of credibility.  Unlike the Grammys, [...]

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Episode 39: Forget About Your House of Cards, Netflix Will Do The Rest

Ladies and Gentlemen, we proudly present to you this weeks pre-recorded podcast undead from Studio Z! This week the gentlemen discourse about the Netflix original series House of Cards, which is pretty much taken everyone’s brainhole by storm and the fallout of releasing a season all at once. The non atari pitfalls and general positive [...]

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Side Effects Movie Review

With Steven Soderbergh reportedly leaving his director’s chair soon, he puts out one of the very best films of his career with the gripping psychological thriller Side Effects.   Recent reports have said that over 10% of the American population is now living life under some type of anti-depressant.  Side Effects is one of the [...]

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Warm Bodies Movie Review

Zombies are everywhere these days.  With AMC’s The Walking Dead as popular as ever and a large budget World War Z starring Brad Pitt just around the corner, one begins to wonder just how much more Hollywood can milk this phenomenon before people tire of it and we move on to the next mythical monster [...]

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The Spectacular Now Movie Review

I’m not sure there is a genre of film that is more polarizing than a Coming of Age drama set in High School.  Half of the people watching will find it instantly relatable, charming and sweet while the other half will find it overly pretentious and annoying.  James Ponsoldt’s third feature-length film, The Spectacular Now [...]

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