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Jeremy Clymer

Jeremy Clymer is a freelance writer and stand-up comic who lives, works, and keeps it real in the Midwestern state of Michigan, USA. No, not that part of Michigan. The other part.
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Girls Review: “Incidentals” (Season 3, Episode 8)
What is it like to get what you want? Hannah came very close when she landed her first book contract, but then that fell apart. Now she has a job that isn't quite what she wanted but might turn out to be what she needed: a salaried writing job that provides her with a steady income (more than her rent!) even if it does not feed into her artistic aspirations. Adam, on the other hand, has obtained what he wanted: a role in a play on Broadway. How will it affect his relationship with the newly compromised Hannah? We haven't quite found out yet, but this week's episode of Girls offers some pretty strong hints that there is conflict on the horizon.
Jeremy Clymer Jeremy Clymer Feb 23, 2014
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Movies
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Eli Roth’s Next Film Will Be Knock Knock
Torture porn aficionado and Bear Jew Eli Roth will be returning to the director's chair to follow up The Green Inferno with another movie that will no doubt involve long, overly-detailed torture sequences that will appeal to the sort of people I generally try to avoid on the subway. The title of that movie also happens to be the first two words of every joke you've ever heard from a five year-old girl: Knock Knock.
Jeremy Clymer Jeremy Clymer Feb 21, 2014
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Movies
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Transformers: Age Of Extinction, A Movie Based On A Line Of Toys, Is Too Dark For Kids
Transformers? Kids' stuff. Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen? Child's play. Transformers: Dark of the Moon? NOT DARK ENOUGH. Yeah, it's been pretty disappointing as an adult going to these movies about robots that transform into cars and tanks and giant scorpions and whatever and feeling like maybe the movies weren't as serious as they could have been. Don't worry, though, grown-ups, because Transformers: Age of Extinction is going to be so dark that you probably won't even want to bring your kids to see it before you buy them the Dinobot action figures.
Jeremy Clymer Jeremy Clymer Feb 20, 2014
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Blu-Ray
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Game of Thrones: The Complete Third Season Blu-Ray Review
A few years ago, who would have guessed that one of HBO's biggest hits would be a series based on a dense, complicated, and relentlessly dark series of fantasy novels? Sure, the Lord of the Rings movies made a mint, but Lord of the Rings was a known quantity, a series with a fan base spanning decades. When Game of Thrones first debuted, the books it was based on (the A Song and Ice and Fire series by George R.R. Martin) were a big hit among fantasy buffs but not quite as well known to the general public. Now that the show is coming up on its fourth season, though, there is no doubt that HBO made the right decision in green-lighting it. It is quite simply one of the best shows on TV.
Jeremy Clymer Jeremy Clymer Feb 18, 2014
5 stars
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Movies
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NBC Cross-Promotes Angelina Jolie’s Unbroken During Olympics
You have to hand it to NBCUniversal; they know how to maximize cross-promotional opportunities. What better way to promote a film about an Olympic athlete taken as a prisoner of war during World War II than to put a teaser trailer for it right smack dab in the middle of the Olympics themselves and get Tom Brokaw to narrate it as if it were some sort of journalistic piece? That's exactly what they've done with Unbroken, a film about former Olympian Louis Zamperini.
Jeremy Clymer Jeremy Clymer Feb 17, 2014
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Girls Review: “Beach House” (Season 3, Episode 7)
Ahh, the beach house. It is one of the great symbols of East Coast privilege and wealth, a place where city dwellers can escape their ridiculously overpriced apartments for the weekend in favor of even more overpriced pieces of real estate on the seashore. For those who may have forgotten the privileged background of the characters in Girls, here is an episode where they all hang out in a beach house. A fairly large beach house, it seems, and one with a swimming pool. In other words, the sort of place most of us would gaze at longingly on our way to the Super 8 hotel down the street.
Jeremy Clymer Jeremy Clymer Feb 16, 2014
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News
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Enjoyed The Dumb Starbucks Prank? Watch Season One Of Nathan For You Online For Free
Earlier this week the Internet was set ablaze with word of a new coffee shop in L.A. called Dumb Starbucks, which was just like a regular Starbucks except with the word "Dumb" in the name, and also they gave everything away for free. The dumb coffee shop was shut down by health inspectors for lacking a valid permit, but not before comedian Nathan Fielder came forward as the brains behind the operation. Now, Comedy Central is capitalizing on the newfound attention to Fielder by releasing season one of his show, Nathan for You, online for free.
Jeremy Clymer Jeremy Clymer Feb 12, 2014
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Movies
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Larry The Cable Guy Will Star In The Straight-To-Video Sequel To Jingle All The Way
Continuing his reign as the champion of the lowest common denominator, human catchphrase Larry the Cable Guy is set to "git r done" in a straight-to-video sequel to the 1996 film Jingle All the Way. The original film starred Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sinbad as two rivals fighting to get their kid the last of a much-sought-after Christmas toy, probably only to learn the real meaning of Christmas by the end of the film. I haven't actually seen it; that's just a hunch. No plot details have been given about the new film, but it is set to co-star WWE's Santino Marella, who might be someone you know if you're into watching two oiled-up guys rassle around while pretending to hate each other's guts.
Jeremy Clymer Jeremy Clymer Feb 11, 2014
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