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John Semley (page 2)

John Semley lives and works in Toronto. He is a books columnist at the Globe & Mail newspaper and the author of "This Is A Book About The Kids In The Hall" (ECW Press).

Celebrating a decade of disgust with Tim and Eric John Semley
Justice League
What does the director switch on "Justice League" mean for the auteur theory? John Semley
Stalker
Why Andrei Tarkovsky’s interminably dull 1979 sci-fi masterpiece “Stalker” is the movie we need right now John Semley
Entourage
How to re-watch “Entourage” John Semley
The Nineties
CNN’s “The Nineties”: Empty nostalgia for a decade we should let die John Semley
Peter Weller as RoboCop in
Fascism for liberals: “RoboCop” at 30 and the problem with prescience John Semley
Naomi Watts and Kyle MacLachlan in
Enough with your "Twin Peaks" theories already, you're ruining it John Semley
Long Strange Trip
I hate myself for loving the Dead movie John Semley
Neil deGrasse Tyson
I f**king hate science John Semley
Texting
How reprioritizing aesthetics in formal criticism can save the world John Semley
Anger is an energy: The world’s best live band is made up of two middle-age British blokes in sweatpants John Semley
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“Love” and the rise of the bigendered sitcom John Semley
"Logan" proves Wolverine is the comics' most Canadian superhero — and not in the way you think John Semley
Toni Erdmann
Brief Encounters: The pleasures of being lost in translation John Semley
A dog's purpose
A Dog’s Purposelessness: Alleged torture on the set of “A Dog’s Purpose” is disgusting, but unsurprising John Semley