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Lost in Translation: Iron Man / Iron Adaptation

Scott Delahunt
June 14, 2014
Columns, Shot for Shot
Marvel Comics has always had a wide range of superheroes. From the patriotic Captain America to the anti-hero Hulk to the Spectacular and Amazing...

Lost in Translation: Dredd

Scott Delahunt
June 7, 2014
Columns, Shot for Shot
Science fiction in comic books wasn’t doing well in Britain of 1977, with titles whithering. However, with Star Wars on the horizon, a...

SXSW Film 2014 Day 8: Vessel Humanizes a Controversial Issue and Hannibal Buress Delights His Parents

Nick Hanover
March 16, 2014
Columns, Shot for Shot
Mostly by accident, a significant portion of my SXSW film coverage has centered on films that explore women's issues, from the unique body politic...

SXSW Film 2014 Day 7: Deep City’s Shallow Coverage of the Miami Sound

Nick Hanover
March 15, 2014
Columns, Shot for Shot
I took a “break” from SXSW film for days five and six, by which I mean I played two lackluster music showcases and ran all around town. But...

SXSW Film 2014 Day 5: Kumiko, the Treasure Hunter and The Infinite Man Both Score

Nate Abernethy
March 14, 2014
Columns, Shot for Shot
Stepping in for Nick thanks to his ludicrous schedule that I’m willing to bet has brought up no less than 27 ponderings of suicide, I...

​SXSW Day Three: Don’t Call It A Comeback

Andrew Tan, Shaun Spalding
March 11, 2014
Columns, Shot for Shot
​Energy is waning. We’ve realized that there are way too many things that we’ll never be able to do (either because the lines are...

SXSW Film 2014 Day 4: Mike Judge Goes to Silicon Valley and Johnny Depp Hangs Out with Ralph Steadman

Nick Hanover
March 11, 2014
Columns, Shot for Shot
Over the last few years, SXSW has embraced the television renaissance by opening the festival up to select shows, a move that paid off when the...

SXSW Interactive Day 2: Swag for the Homeless, and the best and worst of SXSW all at once

Andrew Tan, Shawn Spaulding
March 11, 2014
Columns, Shot for Shot
Andrew: Despite drinking what probably amounts to a gallon of alcohol at this point, we continue on our SXSW travels. Yesterday we focused mainly...

SXSW Film 2014 Day 3: A Nicolas Cage Comeback and an Overly Congratulatory Showbiz Doc

Nick Hanover
March 10, 2014
Columns, Shot for Shot
I've harbored a not-so-secret Nicolas Cage fixation for a while, so day three of SXSW was devoted to one of the only films on my must-see...

SXSW Film 2014 Day 2: Olivia Munn Fails at Interviewing and Smaug Takes on Bitcoin

Nick Hanover
March 9, 2014
Columns, Shot for Shot
In what is becoming an annual tradition, SXSW's first weekend was marred by horrible weather, causing my Saturday schedule to be determined...

SXSW Film 2014 Day 1: The Grumpy Cat of Scientists: Culinary Delights, Anti-Religious Smirks and Snoozefests

Dylan Garsee
March 9, 2014
Columns, Shot for Shot
SXSW is a yearly exercise in metonymy where everyone is a brand, every brand is an experience, and every experience is exhaustion. Just as a full...

SXSW Film 2014 Day 1: No More Giants: Technical Difficulties, Familiar Faces, Bodily Functions and Disappointing Finishes

Nick Hanover
March 8, 2014
Columns, Shot for Shot
The first day of SXSW is always a crapshoot. If you're not a native Austinite, it's a day that gets wasted on familiarizing yourself with...

Muppets 101: The Muppets Take Manhattan (1984)

Jessica Sowards
February 6, 2014
Columns, Shot for Shot
The third movie in the Muppet franchise, Muppets Take Manhattan was released in 1984. In my humble opinion, it is the best non-holiday related...

Muppets 101: The Great Muppet Caper (1981)

Jessica Sowards
January 24, 2014
Columns, Shot for Shot
“It’s a movie…staring everybody…and YOU!” Well, maybe not exactly you, but at least all of those beloved Muppet...

Muppets 101: The Muppet Movie (1979)

Jessica Sowards
January 17, 2014
Columns, Shot for Shot
By 1979, Jim Henson and his Muppets had already been established as household names. Sesame Street had been educating and entertaining children...
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