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Entries by Jonathan Kim from 12/2009

ReThink Review: The Road -- It's Post-Apocariffic!

| Posted 12.03.2009
Read More: The Road, Post-Apocalyptic Fiction, Viggo Mortensen, Post-Apocalypse, Rethink Reviews, Charlize Theron, John Hillcoat, Jonathan Kim, Cormac McCarthy the Road, Cormac McCarthy, News

If you survive the apocalypse -- whether it be nuclear, environmental, pestilent or zombie -- don't think you're out of the woods just yet. As we see ...

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ReThink Review: Brothers -- the War Drama Curse Continues

| Posted 12.08.2009
Read More: Kathryn Bigelow, The Hurt Locker, Natalie Portman, Movie Review, Jim Sheridan, Afghanistan, Jake Gyllenhaal, War, Rethink Reviews, Iraq, Jonathan Kim, Tobey Maguire, Brothers, News

So far, Hollywood's attempts at making movies about the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan have been failures, usually critically but always financially.

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Sarah Palin vs. Miss Teen South Carolina: Presidential Qualifications Edition

| Posted 12.09.2009
Read More: John McCain, Miss Teen South Carolina, Sarah Palin, News

Watching Sarah Palin in a recent interview attempting to explain to Bill O'Reilly why she possesses the intelligence to be president, I got an eerie s...

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ReThink Interview: Phillippe Diaz (part 2) -- The End of Poverty? and Changing the System

| Posted 12.15.2009
Read More: Taxes, The End of Poverty?, Trickle Down Economics, Land Use, Poverty, Trickle Down, Agrarian Reform, De-Growth, Sustainability, Rethink Reviews, Philippe Diaz, Rethink Interviews, Jonathan Kim, News

Unless we change the system, it will collapse under its own unsustainability -- or the victims of that system will revolt and smash it. That's why Philippe Diaz made The End of Poverty?.

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ReThink Review: A Charlie Brown Christmas -- the True Spirit of Christmas, Free of Charge

| Posted 12.22.2009
Read More: Charlie Brown, American Consumerism, Materialism, A Charlie Brown Christmas, Christmas, Charles Schulz, Rethink Reviews, Commercialism, Jonathan Kim, News

A video review of the 1965 classic film, which is streaming for free on Hulu through the end of 2009.

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