ELON WATCHES: “Jurassic World: Dominion”
(06/20/22 3:03pm)
By now, it’s pretty clear that the magic of “Jurassic Park” can’t be recaptured.
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By now, it’s pretty clear that the magic of “Jurassic Park” can’t be recaptured.
Gross! I love it.
I grew up with Sonic the Hedgehog. When I was little, my brother played Sonic constantly — my first memories involve the opening cutscene of “Sonic Heroes,” with my brother playing various levels of “Sonic Adventure 2: Battle,” and me, trying my hand at the Tails-Eggman mech battle and failing gloriously at the meager age of three years old. On Saturday mornings, the local over-the-air station played episodes of “Sonic X.” My first handheld console, the Gameboy Advance, was handed down to me by my brother, and I distinctly remember almost beating “Sonic Advance 3” during the 9th inning of a minor-league baseball game.
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When the credits rolled on my first viewing of “The Batman,” I wasn’t sure how to feel. It was unfocused, lengthy and unevenly paced, but also beautiful, intriguing, exhilarating and wonderfully disturbing. “The Batman” had its problems, but it also had a lot going for it. After letting the film sit, I craved it. Scenes were etched in my mind for a few days, and I decided I had to see it again.
The town of Elon Board of Alderman met for an agenda session on Nov. 1 to discuss the design and creation of an Elon gathering space near Pandora’s Pies. The board also discussed the water line along East Haggard, appointment and reappointment for Elon’s planning board and the adoption of an ADA self-assessment and transition plan.