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Author of Spark and the League of Ursus and the War with No Name series. OUP editor. Gotham Writers instructor. Opinions belong to me and the voices in my head.
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Made-for-TV Movies That Mimicked Hollywood, For Better or Worse - Reactor

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By Robert Repino
| Reactor Verified
Success breeds imitation. That’s why, ever since the first movie tickets were sold for a profit, the most popular films always portend a swarm of knockoffs, often with comically lower budgets and lesser-known actors. These days, plenty of movies that seem to pop up on streaming services almost instantaneously in the wake of a big hit movie often have the feel of an imitation.
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Total Recall - Reactor

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By Kali Wallace, Ryan Britt Verified, Robert Repino, Danny Bowes
| Reactor Verified
The Reactor newsletter is the best way to catch up on the world of science fiction, fantasy, pop culture, and more!
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COMMENTARY: As Trump’s reign implodes, tell MAGA ‘I told you so’ | Jefferson City News-Tribune

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By Robert Repino
| Jefferson City News Tribune Verified
I once held what seemed to be a perfectly rational belief: that even the staunchest supporters of President Donald Trump would change their minds once his incompetence and hatred directly affected them. That logic tracked with the dominant narrative of the last decade, going back to when pundits first claimed that Trump supporters were motivated not by hatred but by something called "economic anxiety." Trump's economy has now arrived, and it's as catastrophic as the experts predicted.
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