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One Marvelous Scene: Enter Thanos

One Marvelous Scene: Enter Thanos

leahgalfonso April 12, 2020 EntertainmentLeave a comment

About a year ago, Marvel Studios released Avengers: Endgame, which would become the highest grossing film to date. In anticipation of this film’s release, many YouTube film critics made videos dissecting their favorite scenes in the MCU and what made them so effective. These videos (brought together by the phrase …

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Top 11 Nostalgia Critic Editorials

leahgalfonso November 12, 2017 EntertainmentLeave a comment

When you think of online personalities, who comes to mind? For me, it’s the Nostalgia Critic. Since 2008, he’s posted reviews of movies from the past. When he’s not losing his mind over bad screenplays, he’s losing his mind over bad comedy. If he isn’t going crazy about strange CGI …

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Did Shadowland Have a Secret Meaning?

leahgalfonso August 12, 2017 UncategorizedLeave a comment

If you’ve seen Broadway’s take on The Lion King (or you clicked on the video above), you might be familiar with a song called “Shadowland.” It appears in the second act, when the Pride Lands have turned into a desolate wasteland and Nala leaves home to look for anything that …

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12 Underrated Fictional Fathers

12 Underrated Fictional Fathers

leahgalfonso June 12, 2017 UncategorizedLeave a comment

Last time, we observed Mother’s Day by taking a gander at 12 underrated fictional mothers. And since this is the month of Father’s Day, it only seems fair that we give 12 underrated fictional fathers the same treatment. Let’s not waste any time and dive right in. #12: Grandpa Joe …

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12 Underrated Fictional Mothers

leahgalfonso May 12, 2017 UncategorizedLeave a comment

When you think of great fictional mothers, who comes to mind? Marge Simpson from The Simpsons? Mrs. Weasley from Harry Potter? Mrs. March from Little Women? Well, this blog post isn’t about them. Instead, we’re celebrating Mother’s Day by looking at twelve mother figures that we don’t talk about for …

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12 Angry Men: A Message of Kindness?

12 Angry Men: A Message of Kindness?

leahgalfonso January 12, 2017 UncategorizedLeave a comment

Spoilers! When most people think of jury drama, they think of Reginald Rose’s play 12 Angry Men. And when some people think of the play 12 Angry Men, they think of the 1957 movie of the same name directed by Sidney Lumet. High school English teachers pop this movie in …

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What’s With Miraculous Ladybug?

leahgalfonso July 12, 2016 UncategorizedLeave a comment

In the fall of 2015, cartoon lovers and critics saw the debut of the French cartoon Miraculous Ladybug. Not only has it involved a team of international creators (made in Korea, takes place in France, redubbed in various languages), but it’s also been renewed for a 2nd and 3rd season. …

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The First Impression Syndrome

leahgalfonso September 13, 2014 UncategorizedLeave a comment

Hello, I’m Leah G. Alfonso. I write so that I may speak. I think it’s safe to say that there’s a little bit of OCD in all of us. We want everything to be perfect on the first try without having to change anything. As a result, the human race …

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What’s With Wonka’s Tunnel of Hell?

leahgalfonso March 16, 2014 UncategorizedLeave a comment

Hello, I’m Leah G. Alfonso. I write so that I may speak. A lot of us remember the 1971 movie Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. Based on Roald Dahl’s book Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, it starred Gene Wilder as Willy Wonka and Peter Ostrum as Charlie Bucket. The …

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