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Tag Archives: dreams
Awake (NBC) -vs- Fringe (Fox)
It’s the lucky ones among us who get the luxury of a “do over,” a chance to take the road less traveled. Poet Robert Frost isn’t the first person to actively wonder what lies on the other side of the life we’ve made. A pair of admired TV programs work that street of possibilities, although maybe not for long.
Let’s touch on the newer and more endangered series first. NBC announced Awake as a mid-season replacement for 2012. This is a cop show with a twist that marks it as a fresh entry in a tired, overplayed genre. Propelled by advance hosannas at the Critics’ Choice Television Awards, the series premiered on March 1 to more than six million viewers, but despite the healthy start, low ratings may put Awake to sleep before it gets a shot at Season 2. Continue reading
Posted in Action, Crime, Drama, Horror, Thriller, TV Smack
Tagged Anna Torv, Car Accident, detective, Double Life, dreams, FBI, government, J.J. Abrams, Jason Isaacs, Joshua Jackson, Laura Allen, scientist
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Inception (2010) -vs- The Dark Knight (2008)
Christopher Nolan. The Dark Knight. That’s all about you need to know when it comes to how Inception has been marketed, a film whose title could easily be mistaken as “From The Director of The Dark Knight” as its actual title.
Inception and The Dark Knight are two movies that are so radically different, yet so fundamentally the same. Both films strive to do something radically different with their genres, turning the typical tropes on their heads and challenging audiences to keep up.
Now we put what many consider to already be Nolan’s masterpiece up against his newest film. Another masterpiece or just another movie? Continue reading
Posted in Comic Book, Drama, Sci-Fi, Suspense
Tagged blockbuster, Christopher Nolan, dreams, masterpiece, obsession, subconscious
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Round 2: Inception
Having seen Inception twice now, I feel the need to clarify a few points in my earlier review, as I said that my review — in all fairness — was half incomplete as Inception demands a second viewing. After having now seen it twice, I would definitely say this is a movie that must be seen twice. Continue reading →