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Film Reviews and Warehouse 13 Reviews a Plenty
by Paul Talon on Sep.03, 2010, under Movies, Reviews by Paul Talon, Television, Warehouse 13
2009 Starring: Michael Cera, Portia Doubleday, Jean Smart, Mary Kay Place, Fred Willard, Zach Galifianakis, Justin Long, Ray Liotta, and Steve Buscemi Written by: Gustin Nash and C.D. Payne (who wrote the original novel) Directed by: Miguel Arteta Michael Cera always seems to play Michael Cera (or given that I don’t know him, the same type of character he always plays) and this is the second Nick he’s played. So you always know what kind of film you’re going to get. A nerdy kid who can’t get laid in some kind of coming of age story. The most important question than is how. CLICK FOR FULL REVIEW
Youth In Revolt
Warehouse 13 2.05
- Good chemistry between Claudia and Eureka guest star Dr. Fargo who showed up to give the Warehouse 13 security system an overhaul
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Warehouse 13 2.06
- Probably the best straight episode of the series
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Warehouse 13 2.07
“For The Team”
- Cool seeing a slight shakeup with Claudia and Myka going out on a mission and letting Pete recover from last episode
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Warehouse 13 2.08
- Fun to see Pete and Myka switch bodies and have the actors attempt to be each other while in their own bodies. McClintock owns Kelly though as his Myka in Pete’s body was downright hilarious and spot on. She was okay, but not as perfect as his.
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Film Review: Flash Gordon (1980)
by Paul Talon on Aug.20, 2010, under Flash Gordon, Movies, Reviews by Paul Talon
Film and TV Reviews Posted!
by Paul Talon on Aug.13, 2010, under Movies, Reviews by Paul Talon, Television
Warehouse 13 – 2.04
Myka in a dress – Hot.
Pete and Myka’s slowly building relationship – not too quickly, but enough there dangling to make you know it’s developing.
Claudia’s very awkward “relationship” with town geek. It’s cute, and necessary for her character so she doesn’t grow stagnant.
Throwaway artifacts and explanations such as Excalibur and how Arthur got it out of the stone, and the Original Ray’s Pizza location.
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Film Review: Despicable Me
by Paul Talon on Jul.19, 2010, under Movies, Reviews by Paul Talon
Film Review: The Last Airbender (2010)
by Ben Ickler on Jul.01, 2010, under Movies, Reviews by Zeek
“Of course I’m the Avatar. Can’t you tell by my glowing spirit tattoos?”

The Last Airbender (2010)
Starring: Noah Ringer, Jackson Rathbone
Writer: M Night Shyamalan
Director: M Night Shyamalan
I wanted to like this movie. I really did. On some levels, I did enjoy it, despite the awkward dialog, lack of character development, and inexcusably short running time. I love the cartoon series. It has all the elements of a great anime, despite its American production. To be fair, the movie has some great moments, but it’s just disappointing to see the epic source material washed over so carelessly.
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Film Reviews: Shrek Forever, Twilight: New Moon, and Tooth Fairy posted
by Paul Talon on Jun.18, 2010, under Movies, Reviews by Paul Talon
Film Review: Where The Wild Things Are
by Paul Talon on Jun.05, 2010, under Movies, Reviews by Paul Talon
Film Review: X-Men Origins: Wolverine
by Paul Talon on Jun.03, 2010, under Movies, Reviews by Paul Talon
Film Review: Zombieland
by Paul Talon on May.31, 2010, under Movies, Reviews by Paul Talon
Film Review: Tron
by Paul Talon on May.31, 2010, under Movies, Reviews by Paul Talon



















