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Lego photographer, cinephile, geek. James is 24 and lives in Portland, OR. He writes for several websites about pop culture, film, and TV and runs a video production company with his wife called Gilded Moose Media.

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NBC Renews Hannibal For A Third Season
Great news, Fannibals! In what is perhaps the most relieving report from the May upfronts, NBC has announced that Hannibal will in fact be back for a third season. Fans of the critically acclaimed serial killer drama were worried that the show wouldn't make the cut, thanks to its tough Friday night time slot and lukewarm ratings. However, Variety reports that the hardcore fanbase and international appeal helped to get it renewed.
James Garcia James Garcia May 9, 2014
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New Details Emerge About Mary Jane’s Deleted Scene In The Amazing Spider-Man 2
A few months before The Amazing Spider-Man 2 hit theaters, it was announced that scenes featuring Shailene Woodley as Peter Parker's future love interest Mary Jane Watson had been left on the cutting room floor. At the time, director Marc Webb assured fans that it wasn't because of Woodley's performance, but due to time constraints and to allow more of the film to focus on the relationship between Peter and Gwen Stacy.
James Garcia James Garcia May 8, 2014
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War Breaks Out In New Images From The Arrow Season 2 Finale
If last night's penultimate episode of Arrow's second season was any indication, thing are about to get crazy on the streets of Starling City. Not only are Oliver and the rest of Team Arrow facing off against Deathstroke, but the vindictive mercenary has an army of Mirakuru-injected super-soldiers at his side. It was also revealed that Amanda Waller has A.R.G.U.S. agents surrounding the city, ready to wipe it and all of its inhabitants off the map in order to stop Slade's forces.
James Garcia James Garcia May 8, 2014
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Arrow Review: “Streets Of Fire” (Season 2, Episode 22)
We’re down to the wire now as Arrow’s insane second season draws to a close, in a penultimate episode that feels more like the first half of a summer blockbuster than an hour of television. What impresses me most about this show is its ability to constantly up the ante week after week, constantly moving the plots and characters forward without the need for “filler” episodes. Looking back on the season, I’m surprised by exactly how much has happened and how far each and every one of these characters has come.
James Garcia James Garcia May 8, 2014
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Chris Pratt Suits Up In New Guardians Of The Galaxy Images
James Gunn's upcoming cosmic Marvel movie, Guardians of the Galaxy, is near the top of our list of most-anticipated summer blockbusters. With the film arriving in theaters on August 1st, the marketing campaign is about to go into full swing. Disney and Marvel will need to do a lot of leg work to make the ambitious project earn the attention of casual moviegoers, and today, they have released two new images to get the process started.
James Garcia James Garcia May 7, 2014
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Fargo Review: “Eating The Blame” (Season 1, Episode 4)
Four episodes in, and Fargo is proving that it's not only one of the best shows of 2014, but one of the best in recent memory. While it may be easy for a series like this to unravel or collapse under its own weight and ambition, it instead gets stronger every episode by deepening the show's mythology, paying homage to the cinematic masterpiece that shares its name, and ultimately paving its own path that allows it to act as a companion piece and pseudo-sequel of the beloved Coen brothers classic.
James Garcia James Garcia May 7, 2014
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