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Category Archives: Sundry
Honor Among Thieves is a Dungeons and Dragons Movie that Remembers Fantasy is Supposed to be Fun
The worst consequence of Game of Thrones’ success is that it wrongly taught movie and TV writers and execs that fantasy should be dour. If that wasn’t your bag, or if you just got worn out on all the doom … Continue reading
Fourth Quarter 2022 Quarter-and-Year-in-Review
I will say this about 2022: it was a great year for everything but reading and blogging. The dominant event there was the birth of our son, but otherwise it was a very busy, very fulfilling year filled with work … Continue reading
300 and Its Sequel Rise of an Empire Reflect the Respective Virtues of Sparta and Athens
The best thing about finally watching 300: Rise of an Empire after noticing it on HBO Max was that it spurred me to rewatch 300. That sounds like damning with faint praise and it kind of is. Rise of an … Continue reading
Rings of Power Redux
I finished season one of Amazon’s The Rings of Power show adapting material from the appendices to J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings.[1] I also did two other things since my last post on the show that affect how … Continue reading
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Third Quarter 2022 Quarter-in-Review
The summer’s swelter retreats as cool fog and brisk mornings creep in. Soon the leaves will begin to change and yards fill with skeletons. Weekends have come to be dominated by football. It is fall, the very best season of … Continue reading
Recap and Review of the First Two Episodes of Amazon’s The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power
Did I watch the first two episodes of The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power on Amazon Prime (Rings of Power from here on out) on Thursday evening as soon as they dropped? Well, I tried. I didn’t … Continue reading
Second Quarter 2022 Quarter-in-Review
It was a hectic quarter, even if thinks have started settling down as the baby transitions from newborn baby to just baby. The big wrench in my plans here was my wife and I both finishing leave but only having … Continue reading
First Quarter 2022 Quarter-in-Review
It has been some quarter. If it seems like posting has been slow across both blogs, I have a good excuse! Our son was born in early February. Which has kept me real busy, but I managed to still do … Continue reading
Fourth Quarter 2021 and 2021 Quarter-and-Year-in-Review
Our long national nightmare is over. 2021 has passed and 2022 begins. Only, on one hand, the word “over” doesn’t really fit when we are facing another wave of COVID, and, on the other hand, I actually had a really … Continue reading
Book Reader Looks Back at Season 1 of The Wheel of Time on Prime
What Friday would be complete without a Wheel of Time post? I’m not quite ready to give up on writing about the show yet. I recapped and reacted to each and every episode in basically real-time, but an episode-by-episode analysis … Continue reading