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while (humans != "dead") killAllHumans();

Kill All Humans. Killer robots want to destroy Humanity because they are possessed by the spirit of an angst-filled teenage girl. That premise sounds awesome, does it not? It would explain a lot about Terminators, but this plot is the central story of the Battlestar Galactica spin-off Caprica. Show creators ...

Reviewed by Gort on Feb. 24, 2011
5 out of 5 found this review helpful.
BattleSoap GalacticOpera: Sex, Lies, and Killer Robots

  Love triangles? Check. Evil twins? Check. Characters returning from the dead? Check. Suspicious men with eye patches? Check. Overwrought emotion? Check. Surpise twists? Double check. Cliffhangers dangling from cliffhangers? Double plus ultra-check. This checklist is for a Soap Opera or a Telenovela -- a television series of melodramatic irony ...

Reviewed by Gort on Feb. 4, 2011
5 out of 5 found this review helpful.
Training for the Assholympics

  Mark Zuckerberg. Rocky Balboa. Social Network is a great movie. The writing, performances, filmography, and score all come together to form a modern parable of human interaction. That is all well and good, but the film also follows a rather strange structure. Its beats oddly conform to 1970s and ...

Reviewed by Gort on Jan. 19, 2011
5 out of 5 found this review helpful.
Adorable Animals, Classic Christmas

  Po's Magic Accordion. Christmas Specials have a language of their own. They speak of values, emotions, and internal temperatures such as togetherness, happiness, and warmth. A language that more-or-less is only valid from Thanksgiving to Christmas Day. The question is how well do the broad strokes of Charlie Brown ...

Reviewed by Gort on Dec. 26, 2010
Moby Dick for a New Generation

Gaaah! Piranha! Undeniably, Piranha 3D is supposed to be a campier version of Jaws. Jaws is a modern retelling of Herman Melville's Moby Dick. Due to the transitive property, Piranha 3D is Moby Dick and therefore high art that will live through the ages. No, I'm kidding. Still, it's pretty ...

Reviewed by Gort on Aug. 21, 2010
I'd Like You Better If I Could Get to Know You

  This looks awesome. Stardust has a lot going for it. It has a pedigree: based on a novel by Neil Gaiman. It tells a classic story: young love leads to adventure. It looks good: pretty visual effects and all the green landscapes a fictional Great Britain can muster. It ...

Reviewed by Gort on Aug. 20, 2010
1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
You Know Its the Future Because There Are Jetpacks

Four out of the Seven movies Steven Spielberg has released since the turn of the Millennium have been science-fiction movies. Of course, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull is included. Unfortunately, they have been sort of mediocre. Minority Report was the second in this series. While it ...

Reviewed by Gort on Aug. 20, 2010
The 18th Century Was Exactly Like This. Trust Me, I'm a Historian

He's a Native American. Seriously.                First things first. Why is Daniel Day-Lewis (a Caucasian man) the star of a movie called The Last of the Mohicans? Well, there is a reason. His character, Hawkeye, was adopted into the tribe by the last two Mohawk Mohicans; therefore, technically, he is ...

Reviewed by Gort on Aug. 19, 2010
Stop Me If You've Heard This One

                 If there is a single word to describe Time After Time, it is cute. Yes, a movie involving time travel, Jack the Ripper, rape, and murder is best described as cute. Despite the Sci-Fi trappings and societal commentary, Time After Time is a romantic-comedy at heart. "At heart" ...

Reviewed by Gort on Aug. 11, 2010
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