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Twelve: The Space Between Us, Daddy Issues, and the Wonders in Our Own Backyard

That Awkward Moment when the Star Man comes to meet you and totally blows your mind. Cause he's your son. And also the worst.

Posted on March 2, 2018November 10, 2020 by K. BarnettPosted in 2/10, Adequate GaryTagged actors, art, asa butterfield, bd wong, britt robertson, carla gugino, david bowie, essay, family, Film, Gary Oldman, humor, life on mars, lost in space, mars, marxist film, movies, observations, review, sci fi, so very lost, space between us, wizard of oz. 1 Comment

Four: Criminal, Limitations of Independence, and Personal Growth

The main problem with this guy is that he's just a moron.

Posted on May 8, 2016November 10, 2020 by K. BarnettPosted in 3/10, Adequate GaryTagged action, beards, being alone, community, criminal, criminal movie, dependence, essay, family, gangs, Gary Oldman, humor, independence, kevin costner, loner, lonerism, movie review, movies, thriller, tommy lee jones. 4 Comments

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