Here at Geek Vibes Nation, we review the new FX television series Shōgun, starring Hiroyuki Sanada, Cosmo Jarvis, and Anna Sawai.
Author: M.N. Miller
M.N. Miller
I am a film and television critic and a proud member of the Las Vegas Film Critic Society, Critics Choice Association, and a 🍅 Rotten Tomatoes/Tomato meter approved. However, I still put on my pants one leg at a time, and that's when I often stumble over. When I'm not writing about movies, I patiently wait for the next Pearl Jam album and pass the time by scratching my wife's back on Sunday afternoons while she watches endless reruns of California Dreams. I was proclaimed the smartest reviewer alive by actor Jason Isaacs, but I chose to ignore his obvious sarcasm. You can also find my work on InSession Film, Ready Steady Cut, Hidden Remote, Music City Drive-In, Nerd Alert, and Film Focus Online.
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There are very few comedians who are more respected than Steve Martin. Steve! (Martin): A Documentary in 2 Pieces reminds us of that sentiment as those who grew up with him take this walk down memory lane. Yet, there is a generation that knows him only as Fred Haden-Savage and has no idea that the man is one of the greatest and most popular stand-up comedians of all time. After achieving so much success and setting ticket sales records, he walked away in 1981, never performing again. Apple TV+’s new documentary goes down easy and is not nearly a puff…