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  • Author: Robert Hamer
    October 16, 2011
    • And, for the first time ever, took a crack at Historical Circuit with his look back at John Carpenter’s The Thing.
    • Save for the latest from Spain’s most fascinating auteur, my preview of the new films this weekend was devoid of anything worth getting excited about.
    • Michael Ward analyzed the box office results of last week.
    • Joey celebrated the ubiquity of one of Hollywood’s most gifted and promising actors of his generation.
    • Joey’s DVD Pick of the Week was a popular comedy, but it was his “secondary” choice that ignited the most discussion/debate…
    • Mike lamented the Academy’s constant snubbing of Steve Martin, despite hosting their ceremonies on many occasions.
    • Finally, our dear readers decided to play it safe and stick with consensus with our poll on Best Actress.  Tell us your thoughts on the state of the race in the forum.

    About Robert Hamer


    One of the more outspoken and critically demanding members of the Awards Circuit team, Robert has been a loyal reader of the site for years and was hired in March 2011 as a full-time staff writer. Responsible for previewing the new releases each week and spotlighting often overlooked independent and international releases, he has taken a partial hiatus from the site to pursue qualification as a Surface Warfare Officer in the U.S. Navy. He is currently serving aboard USS Kearsarge (LHD-3) as the Fire Control Officer.

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