On NBC, Saturday, July 25th, at 7/8 central Kings will end. It’s the last episode, ever. And it’s going to be phenomenal. Will Silas remain King? Or will Jack succeed? Or, the real question is, will David become King? Will someone completely unexpected become King? Will someone die? Will a lot of people die? Will […]
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A Summer Drama
Ah, crime dramas. There have been quite a few crime dramas over the years – most of which passed under the radar. There’s Eastern Promises (an intense film with Viggo Mortensen), Road to Perdition (Tom Hanks as a hit man, rather brilliant), and American Gangster (with Denzel Washington and Russell Crowe). But, Public Enemies with […]
Good ol’ R&R
The movie theaters are being flooded with new and exciting movies. There’s Hangover, The Taking of Pelham 123, Land of the Lost, and (coming soon) Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen. But all this action, all this drama, even all this humor, it can get tiring. The world just seems full of excitement nowadays. And I say, […]
Otis
Okay, it’s been a long week. A really, really long week. Maybe it was the weather, or maybe it’s the fact that its summer, and being the responsible adults that we are, we’re working. Whatever the reason, it was a long week. So, what better way is there to relax and blow off steam but […]
Experience the Adventure
There’s murder, conspiracy, riddles, time limits, antimatter, and big bangs. There’s also Tom Hanks and Ayelet Zurer. What more could you ask from a movie? Nothing, you say? Well, Angels and Demons is the movie for you. It’s delightful entertainment full of intense action, drama, and plot twists you won’t call (unless you’ve read the […]
May Mayhem!
Ye-AH! It’s May! 2009’s best month by far! Well, okay, let’s just pretend that storm season isn’t at its peak and let’s especially not talk about Finals week. So, with that, May is great! Why? Because May is movie madness month! Six – six! – highly anticipated and (hopefully) blockbuster movies are being released this […]
Ah, to be young again…
We were surrounded. There was no escape. There was no hope. …We had gone back to middle school. Groups, no herds, of giggling pre-teen girls filled the theater. They crowded all the seats and ran down the aisles, laughing and screeching as they went. “We did this to ourselves,” my friend said in terror. “We […]
PUSH review
Told through back alleys, fish markets, and shoddy little hotel rooms, PUSH is by no means a superhero movie. This gritty film smears the lines between good and evil, seemingly casting light in all the wrong places. How? Because the good guys act in ways we’ve been trained to believe only bad guys do, such […]
