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Tag Archives: Neil Gaiman
TrailerWatch – “The Sandman” tries to capture Death
“You’re gonna need all the help you can get.” Ooh – this looks amazing! The casting we get to see here looks incredible. And c’mon now, who doesn’t love Charles Dance? (#BrotherNumsie) The Sandman hits Netflix…sometime this year.
TrailerWatch – Audible & DC Comics drops the first “The Sandman” tease… And I’m loving it
I’m a huge fan of Neil Gaiman, and of his Sandman stories/mythos. So getting to hear Morpheus, Lord of Dream, speak? I got chills y’all. And of course I’m looking forward to hearing his quirky, incredible sister, Death, speak as … Continue reading
Elsewhere Review: “Anansi Boys (Playaway Edition)”
Read the original (okay, I wrote this in ’05) here at Green Man Review! Ah, family. You can’t live with ’em, you can’t wish ’em into an alternate plane of existence. The say that a long time ago a spider … Continue reading
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TrailerWatch: “How to Talk to Girls at Parties” gives us aliens, punks, and of course – punk aliens!
I’ve heard about this movie thanks to the seemingly nonstop schedule Nicole Kidman has at Cannes this year. But now that I’ve seen these trailers, I’m dying to see more. Synopsis! A funny and unique love story, How to Talk … Continue reading
Off the Shelf: Neil Gaiman’s The Last Temptation 20th Anniversary Deluxe Edition
Nutshell: The Last Temptation is classic Gaiman, and classic Cooper to boot. The artwork is still breathtaking after 20 years, and the added bits of script, letters and insight are worth the price of admission for fans. A must for … Continue reading