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Mars S2E1: Unity Can Be A Good Thing

November 13, 2018 by J. Alan Sharrer Leave a Comment

Mars S2E1: Unity Can Be A Good Thing

We have enough tensions and challenges for a lifetime—between countries, between companies, between individuals. Mars is no exception.

Filed Under: Current Events, Reviews, Television Tagged With: Alberto Ammann, Anamaria Marinca, Brian Grazer, Clémentine Poidatz, Cosima Shaw, drama, Esai Morales, Jeff Hephner, Jihae, Love, Mars, National Geographic, Ron Howard, Sammi Rotibi, unity

Solo: A Star Wars Fan War Continues

June 11, 2018 by Mark Sommer Leave a Comment

Solo: A Star Wars Fan War Continues

Has the Star Wars franchise peaked? Is it running out of steam? If you listen to some of the voices in the fan base, or certain critics, you begin to get that impression. I don’t think so. On FilmRejects.com, Max Covill states the film “didn’t connect with audiences.” I’ll address that assertion in a moment…. [Read More]

Filed Under: Editorial, Film, Reviews Tagged With: Alden Ehrenreich, Donald Glover, Emilia Clarke, Han Solo, Ron Howard, Solo, Solo: A Star Wars Story, Woody Harrelson

Breakthrough S2: Ep 1 and 2 – Protect Thyself

May 10, 2017 by J. Alan Sharrer Leave a Comment

Breakthrough S2: Ep 1 and 2 – Protect Thyself

In Breakthrough, each episode is created by a specific director and tackles a unique aspect of how science can help society in general.

Filed Under: Current Events, Reviews, Television Tagged With: addiction, Armor of God, black hat, Breakthrough, Brian Grazer, Cyber Terror, David Lowery, drugs, Ephesus, Inside the Green Berets, ISIS, Paul, Pete's Dragon, Protection, Ron Howard, Steven Hoggard, Target, USB Drive, white hat

Genius Ep. 1 – Knowing Your Place

April 25, 2017 by J. Alan Sharrer Leave a Comment

Genius Ep. 1 – Knowing Your Place

In the opening episode, broad strokes are painted as Howard intersperses the younger and elder versions of Einstein. The younger Einstein is a daydreaming free thinker; the elder is wiser yet stubborn.

Filed Under: Current Events, Premieres, Reviews, Television Tagged With: Brian Grazer, Einstein, Emily Watson, Esther, Genius, Geoffrey Rush, Haman, Hitler, Johnny Flynn, Lady Gaga, Marie Winteler, Mileva Maric, Mordecai, National Geographic, Premiere, Ron Howard, Samantha Colley, Shannon Tarbet, Walter Isaccson, Zurich

Mars (Ep 1): The Journey Begins

November 14, 2016 by J. Alan Sharrer Leave a Comment

Mars (Ep 1): The Journey Begins

Mars is a challenging reminder of why space exploration is so risky and yet holds out so much hope for the inhabitants of this planet.

Filed Under: Film, Reviews, Television Tagged With: Andy Weir, Astronauts, Ben Cotton, Daedalus, Elon Musk, Everardo Gout, IMSF, Mars, Matt Damon, National Geographic, Ron Howard, SpaceX, The Martian

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