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The Un-real ZR
has written some stuff. Big whoop.

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Space Paws — Talking dogs; head games; the final frontier. full, w/out cover, cover only
0+ Day — It's the same old story: the world, clocks, everyone keeps turning back to where they've been. How far out can things really get? full, w/out cover, cover only
Movie of the Day
Paris Belongs to Us (1961) — A female French college student gets caught up in a variety of artistic and hipster notions, all of which may be related to some vast conspiracy. This not only captures an early form of cold war era disillusionment, paranoia, and youthful revolt, but is also a symbolic look at how growing up (especially as a bourgeois) threatens innocence, artistic integrity, and joie de vivre. With interesting directing and a nouvelle vague tone, this should be great, but boy does it drag on, rambling its meanderings and pontifications far longer than required, undermining its effectiveness and enjoyment.