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What an excellent few weeks for geeky sneak previews of upcoming movies! It's a good time to be a fan of superheroes, dinosaurs, science fiction, action/adventure, and anything else that would make the 12-year-old in all of us cheer. Here are some of the trailers that debuted recently, making us count the days…
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I'm glad to see the continuing success of the Tribeca Film Festival. Created after the 9/11 attack, it has fulfilled its goal to give a financial lift to lower Manhattan, and it's brought some excellent cinema to our city. Here are just some of the many highlights from this year's event, which runs through April…
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I'm making my return to the stage this weekend as Buddy in "Big Game," part of the four short plays performed in Darknight Revisited. The show is at the John DeSotelle Theater in Times Square (300 West 43rd Street and 8th Avenue in Manhattan) for two nights only, April 17 and 18, 2015. I'm also directing it. Tony Papadogiannis stars as…
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The Man Without Fear, otherwise known as the comic book superhero Daredevil, seems to finally be earning some respect. The new Netflix series has generated mostly good reviews and, based on the first few episodes I've seen, has done justice (pun intended) to the blind attorney by day / masked…
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Thanks Nick!
Was a great first season, and I believe they took a note from Heath Ledger's Joker in the, "The Dark Knight" trilogy, by giving the villain, in this case, William Fisk, A.K.A. Kingpin, the same amount of attention, charisma and screen time as the hero. In fact, they may have one up-ed the Joker in character development, but they are also operating in a different story telling format, i.e. a series versus a feature. Either way, a well done adaptation of the comics, which is really saying something considering the initial adaptations were severely lacking in my opinion. Hollywood seems to be catching on by taking less artistic liberties and staying true to the stories the created the fan base to warrant the film in the first place.
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