The Return of Blinch - A Review

I think he's in a remarkably non-ironic and non-cinnacle director. He really wants you to feel like this is genuine transcendence, not that we should wink and laugh at it. That part of what he's up to is I'm going to use these conventions that seem banal or like soap opera, whatever,. Like that seem like they're low brow. But even within this kind of fantasy structure you can attain these incredible moments of transcendence. Dreams are truth on the show. There's no question about them. Someone had a dream, something happened... A lot of times it acts as a premonition, but it's always accurate. People don't talk