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Christmas Review – “Pluto’s Christmas Tree”
This is the last of the cartoons that preceded
“Mickey’s Christmas Carol,” which will be tomorrow’s
review.
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Christmas Review – “Hockey Champ”
The second of three shorts used to introduce
“Mickey’s Christmas Carol” was “The Hockey Champ.”
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Christmas Review – “On Ice”
This short was traditionally the first one aired
before “Mickey’s Christmas Carol” on The
Wonderful World of Disney. The rest of the set
will be reviewed between now and Wednesday. Again,
although it was originally seen in theatres, it’s
being listed under TV, as that’s the source that
really made it as popular as it is now.
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Weekly DVD Picks – Dec. 21 and Dec. 28
Got any last minute shopping to do? We’ve got
suggestions. This column covers two weeks worth of
releases; details below.
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Christmas Review – “A Garfield Christmas Special”
With one week left in the countdown, we bring you the
world’s most overmarketed fat cat.
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Christmas Review – “How The Grinch Stole Christmas”
This is, of course, the animated version, rather than
the inferior live action product.
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A New “Batman Begins” Trailer
obiwan writes, A new trailer for the Batman Begins movie has quietly sneaked onto the Apple Quicktime trailers site.
Christmas Review – “Twas the Night Before Christmas”
Christmas chimes are calling Santa, Santa,
Every heart recalling Santa, Santa,
Come on old Chris Kringle,
Down the Milky Way,
Christmas chimes are calling Santa,
We need you today!
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Identity Crisis #5-7
The first four issues of Identity Crisis, DC’s much-hyped shake-up of their universe, began with the murder of an established DC character. Readers then learned some shocking, but entirely plausible*, secrets of some top-name DC heroes, secrets which actually made sense of conundrums raised by past stories. Each issue of the series finished with a suspect being identified.
The final explanation seems forced, but Identity Crisis is less about the mystery than what we learn along the way about the sunny DC Universe.
*Well, plausible in the context of a world filled with super-powered people who dress like idiots.
Spoilers follow.