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Dan Scully

Dan Scully

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Host, I Like To Movie Movie

Philadelphia

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mental healthGender as it intersects with sport culture and lifestyle.

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weddings, society news

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Total articles 46

  • ‎Dan Scully’s profile • Letterboxd

    By Dan Scully| Letterboxd@ ★★★★ Haven’t seen this one since the theater, I don’t think. Lots of fun and the design is great. Love seeing this cast work, even if no individual member gets to do all that much. The effects hold up great, meaning they look the right amount of dated to suit the material better than it probably did on opening day. I know it was supposed to be claymation and then got switched to miniatures and CGI, but now that such things are dated, it fits wonderfully. I love that Sir Tom Jones can fly a plane.

    By Dan Scully · Letterboxd

    Jul. 28, 2024

  • ‎I Like To Movie Movie: 253

    By Dan Scully| Apple Podcasts@ Alex Garland’s latest film is one of the biggest and most divisive movies of the year. Is it an anti-war classic or just empty provocation? Is refusing to take a position a position all its own? Do tracer rounds get you hard? We cover it all in our discussion of the latest, and potentially loudest offering from A24, and afterward we count down our favorite anti-war films. Follow the show on Instagram and Twitter @moviemoviecast, and be sure to leave us a review wherever you get your podcasts.

    By Dan Scully · Apple Podcasts

    May. 04, 2024

  • ‎Dan Scully’s profile • Letterboxd

    By Dan Scully| Letterboxd@ ★★★★ Haven’t seen this one since the theater, I don’t think. Lots of fun and the design is great. Love seeing this cast work, even if no individual member gets to do all that much. The effects hold up great, meaning they look the right amount of dated to suit the material better than it probably did on opening day. I know it was supposed to be claymation and then got switched to miniatures and CGI, but now that such things are dated, it fits wonderfully. I love that Sir Tom Jones can fly a plane.

    By Dan Scully · Letterboxd

    Jul. 28, 2024

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I Like To Movie Movie

Philadelphia, United States