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IN WORD OR STEED. I review the 1998 movie version of THE AVENGERS right here... nuts4r2.blogspot.com/2026/11…

And also: “However, the version used here has the season seven counterpoint melody in it which…”

And: “… certainly not the action movie franchise launcher the executives in charge had hoped it to be. But, yeah, they did it to themselves I guess.”

From my latest review: “Apparently Warner Brothers sliced out 50 minutes from the cut the director delivered and watching it now, knowing that, it makes perfect sense why the damn thing jumps about all over the place…”

CAR WARS. I review RIVERS OF LONDON - BODY WORK right here... nuts4r2.blogspot.com/2026/11…

And also: “… unless my more sexier brain functions intervened in my reading assumptions…”

And: “… unlike many writers who attempt a comic book rendition of the characters and themes they’ve been writing successfully in novels, this one at least works fairly well.”

From my latest review: “ It’s already getting confusing to me though... this is like trying to decipher reading orders for the Marvel comics published in the 1960s and 1970s (and beyond)... which is also rubbing off now on the interpenetration of the various cinema...”

ODD PAIRINGS. I review LAUREL AND HARDY - THE SILENT YEARS: 1927 right here... nuts4r2.blogspot.com/2026/11…

And finally: “Look to Ollie’s left in the crowd of spectators at the boxing match and you will quite clearly see a young Lou Costello amongst the onlookers.“

And also: “… which was a lost film for years and helps underline the importance of restorations and releases like this… the regular routine is almost there.”

And: “… facial expressions are very much the personae he inhabits more famously down the line, in most of these.”

From my latest review: “… until around the mid-1980s when legal wrangling from various studios and estates kept them off people’s TV sets for decades…”