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2019 / awards / episode / ian brill / movies / oscars / tyler smith

February 10, 2020

Episode 673: Oscars 2020!

In this episode, Tyler is joined by Ian Brill to discuss the 2020 Oscars ceremony!

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October 30, 2018

New to Home Video 10/30/18

Review Review

david bax / ian brill / movies / new to home video

August 14, 2018

New to Home Video 8/14/18

Review Review Review Review

ian brill / movies / reviews / Theatrical Review

July 25, 2018

Teen Titans Go! To the Movies: Teen Titans Get! Reviewed, by Ian Brill

Cartoon Network’s Teen Titans Go! is a strange property that contains within it both the past and present of Warner Bros. Animation’s achievements. It exemplifies the present by being yet another TV show (and now, a movie) that makes use...

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July 17, 2018

New to Home Video 7/17/18

Review Review Review Review Review

best of the week / movies

April 27, 2018

Talking During Harry Potter Movies and Other Stuff You Might Have Missed This Week

Here are the top five things that went down at Battleship Pretension this week: The Harry Potter Commentaries, Part 1 Avengers: Infinity War: You’re Bound to Lose Control, by David Bax Episode 579: Third Person Narrators The House of Tomorrow:...

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March 6, 2018

New to Home Video 3/6/18

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2017 / ian brill / movies

January 13, 2018

Ian’s Top Ten of 2017

10. War for the Planet of the Apes The third film of Fox’s new Apes films is the brilliant culmination of what this series has been driving toward. For the first time in the franchise a film is entirely told...

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December 20, 2017

Bright: Rather Dim, by Ian Brill

David Ayer’s Suicide Squad was a mixed bag but easily the weakest aspect was the mystical villain Enchantress and her giant CGI-borne brother Incubus. Their place in their story felt like a concession — that superhero films must have big...

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November 2, 2017

Thor: Ragnarok: The Second-Best Film with Both Jeff Goldblum and Sam Neill In It, by Ian Brill

Most of the Marvel Cinematic Universe heroes are marked by tragedy and internal struggle. Tony Stark uses snark to hide guilt and post-traumatic stress disorder. Steve Rogers is a man out of time. But Thor? Thor’s a good-looking prince who...

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Episode 673: Oscars 2020!

New to Home Video 10/30/18

New to Home Video 8/14/18

Teen Titans Go! To the Movies: Teen Titans Get! Reviewed, by Ian Brill

New to Home Video 7/17/18

Talking During Harry Potter Movies and Other Stuff You Might Have Missed This Week

New to Home Video 3/6/18

Bright: Rather Dim, by Ian Brill

Thor: Ragnarok: The Second-Best Film with Both Jeff Goldblum and Sam Neill In It, by Ian Brill

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