Firefly Nathan Filion

Firefly

  You finish watching the fourteenth episode of the series “Firefly” with the comment, “That was a nice episode, let’s see what awaits me next… strange… there’s no fifteenth episode, what’s going on here… Ah, I get it, this is the end of the first season, kind of lame, it wasn’t that intense an episode…

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The Mandalorian (season 1)

  “It’s all well and good, but you can’t make a Joker movie without Batman and expect it to be any good!” Joker (Joaquin Phoenix): “Excuse me, I can’t get through, you’re blocking my way” (he descends the stairs, dancing)   “Alright, it happens… but there’s no way a series based on ‘Star Wars’ could…

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Equilibrium

  I have to admit something right from the start. The movie “Equilibrium” is one of my top 10 films ever… although it’s also in my top five… actually, it might even be in my top three? In any case, it’s a film that I make sure to watch at least once a year, and…

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Love, Death & Robots (Season 1)

  Sometimes you don’t need a series consisting of 45-minute episodes, where each one is connected to the previous, often requiring you to remember what happened in a certain scene of a certain episode (from a few seasons ago) to better connect with what you’re currently watching. No, sometimes a series consisting of 18 episodes,…

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Minority Report

  Steven Spielberg has undoubtedly left an undeniable mark on the film industry. And how could he not? With masterpieces like “Jaws”, “Empire of the Sun”, “Jurassic Park”, “Schindler’s List”, and the “Indiana Jones” series under his belt… well, it’s enough to say that a man of such caliber doesn’t need to wait for a…

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Empire V

  Pelevin and… ah, yes… well… I’m not quite sure where to begin. Victor Pelevin is a rather intriguing young fellow (although he’s now well into his fifties, but let’s not nitpick). He rarely gives interviews, and when he does, they tend to be vague and evasive, reminiscent of a blend between Haruki Murakami and…

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