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Cartoon Predicts America’s Future

By Trenton Hansen

Remember cartoons? Please watch this one, America.

Those were the days…

Dark is the Knight

By Trenton Hansen

I’m a movie fan. I love those rare movies that really make you think, that put you in the position of the character who has to make impossible choices. I especially love those very rare movies that present the unexpected third choice. The Dark Knight is one of those movies.
I went to the midnight showing [...]

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