The Lost Signals

When toys come alive via CGI, we scrutinize their motivations as well as the legacy of digitally animated films, in the original Toy Story. [Aggregate score: 7]

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TLS visits a secluded Swedish community and explores themes of relationships and grief in Ari Aster’s masterful Midsommar.
[Aggregate score: 10]

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A quite short story with nevertheless more than a bit to say on dissolving relationships, TLS reviews Lawn Dad by Lincoln Michel.
[Aggregate score: 8]

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TLS spins a web or two in their discussion of Marvel’s “Spider-Man: Far From Home.” Don’t forget to pack your suit. [Aggregate score 9.5]

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A dramatic tale dealing with the repercussions of divorce, Alzheimer’s, and pushing people down the stairs.

Score: 10

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Chucky’s back, Jack! TLS takes on the modern reimagining of the classic killer doll in the 2019 version of Child’s Play.
[Aggregate score: 8]

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E3 rolls around for 2019 and TLS dives in once more to cherry-pick items of interest to discuss from it.

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Remember, the second best Bill Murray zombie film is still the first loser.

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International sci-fi flies on with an anime-based movie about the plucky crew of Earth’s last spaceship and their final mission against an alien threat.
[Aggregate score: 7.5]

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Returning to their childhood before all the world-weary cynicism set in, TLS experiences the original wonder of this classic Spielberg flick which sits at #24 on the AFI list.
[Aggregate score: 8.5]

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