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Fans Of FX's Say Nothing Will Love This Haunting Documentary Most People Haven't Seen - SlashFilm (opens the original)
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Northern Ireland was historically a hotbed for conflict between Protestant British loyalists and Catholic Irish Republicans. These "Troubles" have largely settled since the 1998 Good Friday Agreement, but it's still a drama rich period for storytellers to revisit — even in unexpected ways, like in the lovely teen sitcom "Derry Girls." One of the sharpest explorations of this history is the non-fiction book "Say Nothing: A True Story of Memory and Murder in Northern Ireland" by Patrick Radden Kee
Jason Momoa's Lobo Performance Slammed By DC Comics Legend Grant Morrison - SlashFilm (opens the original)
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"Supergirl" came and went this summer blockbuster season, earning unenthusiastic reviews and flopping at the box office. It was a bad showing for the DC Universe's second movie, to the point some were (prematurely) saying this was the end for the whole enterprise — a sentiment that's now turned around again due to the success of the HBO series "Lanterns." Comic writer Grant Morrison, who knows a thing or a thousand about the larger world of DC, weighed in on "Supergirl" recently. In a September
Before Becoming A Movie Legend, Kurt Russell Guest-Starred In A '60s Spy TV Series - SlashFilm (opens the original)
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Kurt Russell is one of the great tough guys of Hollywood. From surly one-eyed criminal Snake Plissken in "Escape From New York" to legendary lawman Wyatt Earp in "Tombstone," Russell is an icon of cinematic machismo rivaling Clint Eastwood himself. (He's also been willing to play that reputation for comedy, especially with his turn as wannabe action hero Jack Burton in "Big Trouble in Little China.") So, for people (like me) who first saw Russell acting as an action hero in classic John Carpente
Lanterns Episode 7 Retcons A Major Piece Of Green Lantern Lore - SlashFilm (opens the original)
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This article contains spoilers for "Lanterns" Episode 7, "The Jordan Boys Legacy." Hal Jordan (Kyle Chandler) was once a test pilot for the United States Air Force, taking experimental jets for flights to make sure they're safe enough for deployment. That's a job that requires willpower and fearlessness — qualities that earned Hal a Green Lantern's ring. Hal's father, Martin Jordan, was a pilot before him and met a tragic end, dying in a plane crash witnessed by a young Hal. This part of Hal's b
5 Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Episodes With Great Space Battles - SlashFilm (opens the original)
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When "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" debuted, it got backlash for breaking the franchise formula. The series took place on a space station, orbiting planet Bajor and a nearby wormhole, rather than a starship. (Though DS9 got an attached ship, the Defiant, in Season 3.) Yet contrary to what you might expect from the stationary setting, "Deep Space Nine" was the most action-packed and propulsive "Star Trek" show yet. Case in point: The pilot, "Emissary," actually shows the vaunted Battle of Wolf 359,
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