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Hunter

Duesing

Memphis, Tennessee

About Me

Hi, my name is Hunter and I love movies. I’m the co-host of the Midnight Movie Cowboys Podcast, as well as a contributor to Big Hollywood and Parcbench.

My home base for my writing is located at Hunter’s Movie Man Cave

Check out my podcast at MidnightMovieCowboys.com

Also you can visit me on twitter at @HunterDuesing as well as my podcast at @MMCowboys

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Babo 73

Not as clever as it thinks it is, but Downey's sharp sense of humor comes through, and it was clearly something new and interesting at the time. By the time he made "Putney Swope", his wit as a filmmaker was honed to the sharpness of a samurai's katana.

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Shaun of the Dead

Coffee and Cigarettes II

Kung Fu Hustle

Chungking Express

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Style

Zip, whiz, and energetic!
Deliriously surreal
Rebellion!
Shh!—silent cinema
Of-the-moment
Of-the-past

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ethan

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Coheed 2.5

20Apr12

I am re-listening to some of the older episodes on my iTunes and realised that I first heard about The Boxer's Omen through your show, and I feel I should give you a compliment about it. I imported it very early in the year and found a film I will remember for a long time - it now sits proudly alongside the other bizarre and imaginative miscrients in my DVD collection. Thank you for reviewing it for the show, even if your co-host was less than happy.

coday

7Feb12

Well, the Facebook import makes things easy, but those certainly would have made it on there nonetheless. I saw The Woman in Black last night. I didn't have super high expectations, but I did want to see if Daniel Radcliffe was worth anything sans Harry Potter and whether Hammer can successfully reboot itself. It gets a little weird and rushed in the end but overall it was a satisfying movie. Nothing terribly new or novel, but it had me on edge throughout the film, relying on classic horror tactics rather than wanton violence (hence the appropriate PG-13 rating, not a turnoff in this case). Let me know if you see it.

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