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something

[suhm-thing] / ˈsʌmˌθɪŋ /


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It must innovate faster—otherwise, he said, there is a risk in becoming “like something you once disrupted.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Something to hang my ears on!’” he said.

From Salon

It’s far worse for a film to posture like it knows some grand truth — or pretend that it’s saying something bold when it’s not — than it is for a movie to admit that all it wants to be is fun.

From Salon

Oddly enough, the first “Ready or Not” film felt like it was striking out at something new.

From Salon

While I’m reluctant to credit a film like “Pretty Lethal” with moving this exhausted horror subgenre away from its threadbare formula, it’s a twirl in the right direction, just as something like “Urban Legend” did in the ’90s, when “Scream” rip-offs were all the rage.

From Salon