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Mainstream superhero films have attained quite the bad rap as of late, between criticisms of shoddy, cliche writing, over-reliance on CGI and abuse of CGI artists, and oversaturation of the genre. Nonetheless, films of the genre are continually pumped out, thanks to Marvel Studios’
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Philip Rosenthal, a Hofstra University alumni, recently saw his food-traveling documentary series