Tag Archive: movie

Julie & Julia

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Sometimes you just want to watch a guilt-free, entertaining, and hilarious movie.  Julie & Julia is a great choice for just such an occasion.

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Black Jack

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Featuring the famous doctor by Manga/Anime legend Osamu Tezuka, Black Jack was a notable entry in the mid 90′s anime revolution.

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The Evil Dead (1981)

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The fifth and final entry in our Week of Horror series is The Evil Dead, a horror film from 1981 that launched the careers of Sam Raimi and Bruce Campbell.

Note: Minor spoilers ahead.  Some NSFW images inside

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The Ice Harvest

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Directed by film legend Harold Ramis, The Ice Harvest is a great movie for the holiday season.

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Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters

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Aqua Teen Hunger Force has always aired in 15-minute episodes.  How well does the show work as a full length feature film?  Click through to find out.

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Rainy Day Movie: Metropolis

Rainy Day Movie is a new feature here on Living With a Nerd.  These will be short insights into movies that you should save for a rainy day, so that you can spend time after viewing to reflect on what you have just experienced.  For the first Rainy Day Movie entry, we will be taking a look at the classic film Metropolis.

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Perfume: The Story of a Murderer

Perfume is one of the best movies you have likely never seen.  With a great cast, amazing acting, an interesting storyline, and some of the “dirtiest” and grittiest images ever put on film, Perfume belongs on every movie lover’s shelf.

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The Haunted World of El Superbeasto

Fans of Rob Zombie have been waiting years for his animated movie The Haunted World of El Superbeasto. Well, the Beasto is finally upon us. Was it worth the wait?

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Perfect Blue…the perfect anime?

Sometimes, an anime comes along that changes all the rules.  Conjuring up unsettling images that provide the viewer with a sense of intense dread, you don’t just begin to identify with the main character; you actually find yourself becoming a part of her plight, wondering when “they” will get you.

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