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Matt Vaughn’s back in the spy game with the Argylle Trailer 

I was just thinking about Matthew Vaughn this morning, with the passing of Layer Cake‘s Michael Gambon. Vaughn’s teamed up with Apple Films on Argylle, which looks like another spy caper similar to James Mangold’s Knight and Day, as well as own Kingsman series. Argylle…

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All Will Be Carved in Eli Roth’s Thanksgiving Teaser 
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The teaser for Michael Mann’s Ferrari 
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Barbie (dir. by Greta Gerwig) 

I may be the wrong person to be writing about Barbie. As a guy, I can’t really empathize with all of the elements of womanhood. I’ll never experience childbirth, nor fully understand all of the issues women have to deal with (though watching the women…

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I’m Just Ken (by Ryan Gosling) 
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Can You Hear The Music (by Ludwig Göransson) 
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Leonard B. Wilson

Perhaps having watched way too many movies growing up, many have said that Leonard’s unable to hold a conversation without directly relating any real life incident to a movie that matches it. A fan of movies overall, but still learning about the nuances of film and it’s history, he can be found on Twitter as @Cavatica.
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Breathe (by The Prodigy) 

With the weather conditions being what they are – fires in Canada causing smoke to float over most of the Northeastern United States – It seemed “Breathe” is a good musical choice for the moment. Off 1997’s Fat of the Land is Prodigy’s Breathe. Here’s…

Leonard B. Wilson, 4 months ago 0 1 min read  
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Goldeneye (by Tina Turner) 

A co-worker informed me a few minutes ago that Tina Turner passed away, which had me check my phone. She was 83 years young, bless her heart. With songs like “What’s Love Got to Do With It” (my Grandmother’s favorite), “Private Dancer”, “You Better Be…

Leonard B. Wilson, 4 months ago 0 2 min read  
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Rose Rouge (by St. Germain) 

I was watching Episode 3 of Amazon’s “The Citadel”, and heard St. Germain’s “Rose Rouge” in it. I remember this song from 2001’s Serendipity, and it was nice to revisit it. It’s a smooth jazz piece you can leave in the background while working. Enjoy.

Leonard B. Wilson, 5 months ago 0 1 min read  

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