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JxSxPx rated Rumble! The Best of Link Wray

Rumble! The Best of Link Wray 10/10

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Captured on Film: The True Story of Marion Davies

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Max Fleischer's Superman (Blu-ray)

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JxSxPx rated Alexandria... Why?

Alexandria... Why? 8/10

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JxSxPx rated Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country

Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country 8/10

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JxSxPx rated Star Trek V: The Final Frontier

Star Trek V: The Final Frontier 4/10

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JxSxPx added 201 items to The 100 Greatest Science-Fiction Films list

Star Wars Prequel Trilogy (Widescreen Edition)

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JxSxPx added 1 item to PopMatter's Essential Film Performances - 2010 list

UNDER THE RADAR Margaret Cho Comedian Cho’s work in The Notorious C.H.O. is not just a great stand-up comedy performance, but a great work of performance art. She takes an obviously well-rehearsed, sometimes emotional routine and makes it sound as if she’s carrying on a conversation with her audience. Filmed in the aftermath of 9-11, Margaret waxes philosophically about what it means to be an American as a woman, an ethnic and sexual minority, and as a product of American consumer culture. Cho’s delivery and well-timed pauses feel natural, as do her exaggeratedly horrified expressions towards her own activities and those around her. This makes Cho’s performance something you can’t merely listen to and get the full impact. You need to see her. As raw and raunchy as Cho’s routine is, she manages to covertly sneak in some poignant moments under the radar. She turns back the clock to her childhood days, noting hopefully that “Maybe someday… I could be an extra… on M*A*S*H.!” While comedians tentatively bare their souls to some degree in their routines, Cho goes the extra mile and expresses some anger—tempered with good humor—at her parents, making mention of their unknowing affect on her development of an eating disorder. It’s a brave and real act. She obviously loves her family (who laugh with pride along with their daughter), but connects with her audience, comprised in part of social misfits of all stripes, impressing that we are ultimately a product of our environment, for better or worse. There is no shame in that, only humor. -LC

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JxSxPx rated Margaret Cho: Notorious C.H.O.