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2012

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‘Somebody Up There Likes Me’ Is a Deadpan Dead End

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Brendan Boyle
/ 1 October 2013
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2012: Another Year the World Should Have Ended

By
David Charpentier
/ 7 January 2013
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Cinema as Rorschach Test: ‘The Master’

By
J.C. Sciaccotta
/ 22 October 2012
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The Nightmare River Band: Last Goodbye

By
Steven Spoerl
/ 6 August 2012
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What Happens When the Average Guy Suddenly Ain’t So Average: ‘Chronicle’

By
Dan Heaton
/ 29 May 2012
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Big Science: Difficulty

By
Steven Spoerl
/ 29 May 2012
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Killing Joke: MMXII

By
Steven Spoerl
/ 26 April 2012
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Scorpions: Comeblack

By
Morgan Troper
/ 28 March 2012
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Fall 2011-12: It’s Pilot Season, People

By
Kate Dries
/ 18 March 2011
‘2012’ Has the Best Disaster Sequence of All Time
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‘2012’ Has the Best Disaster Sequence of All Time

By
Bill Gibron
/ 24 March 2010

With his sci-fi disaster movie 2012, Roland Emmerich rules the end-of-the-world sweepstakes.

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Old Time Relijun: 2012

By
Mark Desrosiers
/ 26 October 2005

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