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February 2004

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• 02.20.04
  Starwoids SeancloseAuthor: Sean Name:
  Site: http://www.seandwyer.net
  About: Webmaster and editor of Film Junk, video game programmer by trade. Sean is obsessively blogging when he’s not blogging about obsessively blogging. He is also a big fan of reality in general.
  
  Twitter: @filmjunkSee Authors Posts (125) | Reviews | (1)

  Starwoids (DVD) Directed by: Dennis Przywara Starring: Over 3000 Star Wars fans The world of nerdy, obsessive cult fandom is a vast one indeed, but everyone knows that at the very top of the heap lies the hardcore fans of those two epic sci-fi sagas: Star Trek and Star Wars. While Trek fans have been hassled for the last few decades with the socially unattractive label of being called “Trekkies” (most prefer the term “Trekker” instead), Star Wars geeks have gotten off the hook, if for no other reason than the lack of a good derogatory name to call them. It may also ...
• 02.20.04
  Home Movie SeancloseAuthor: Sean Name:
  Site: http://www.seandwyer.net
  About: Webmaster and editor of Film Junk, video game programmer by trade. Sean is obsessively blogging when he’s not blogging about obsessively blogging. He is also a big fan of reality in general.
  
  Twitter: @filmjunkSee Authors Posts (125) | Reviews | (0)

  Home Movie (DVD) Directed by: Chris Smith I love strange documentaries, more specifically, documentaries about the strange people and things around us that we don’t normally take the time to stop and admire. And in this age of quirky reality-dominated television programming, I’m willing to bet that I’m not the only one who finds elements of truth more interesting than the characters and plots that are being dreamed up in movie studio boardrooms on a regular basis. Director Chris Smith has been working in the realm of slighty off-kilter non-fiction for a few years now, most notably with a film called American Movie ...