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Film Review: Star Trek Into Darkness
J.J. Abrams is back for another trek into Star Trek and fans of his first entry will have little to complain about with Into Darkness.
Film Review: The Great Gatsby
The Great Gatsby is now available in a gorgeous Baz Luhrmann film edition and it features a fantastic turn by Leonardo DiCaprio.
Dissecting Upstream Color: What Came First, the Pig, the Worm or the Orchid?
Upstream Color, the best film of the year, is now available to everyone, so I thought it's about time to break it down to the best of my abilities to help fuel the conversation.
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Book Review: Devil’s Knot – The True Story of the West Memphis Three by Mara Leveritt
Apparently, modern day witch hunts do exist. In case you haven’t heard the story of the West Memphis Three, now is your chance to read all about it before it is released as a movie later this year. (more…)
Book Review: Man Up! Tales of My Delusional Self Confidence by Ross Matthews
Ross Matthews is right about one thing – any self-confidence he feels about his writing skills is without a doubt delusional. He’d have to be out of his mind to think that readers will actually be entertained by the garbage he passes off as a book. (more…)
TV Without Commercials: Game of Thrones 3.8 “Second Sons”
Daenerys army continues to grow, Samwell Tarly displays his brave side, Ser Davos becomes literate and Sansa’s last name is Lannister in this weeks Game of Thrones. (more…)
TV Review: Family Tree 102 – Treading the Boards
Family Tree starts on wobbly footing in its second episode, but regains itself for an excellent second half that keeps the quality high; even if the story is spinning it’s wheels a bit. (more…)
Book Review: The Invisible Bridge by Julie Orringer
Yes, this might possibly be (i.e., definitely is) yet another World War II book review that you by now have probably come to expect from me; but before you groan in utter dismay, tell me the last time you read about cougars (i.e., those “mature” woman that essentially rob the cradle in the name of love – or at least in the name of a one night stand), architecture, Paris nightlife, and WWI all in one book?! I’m betting never! (more…)
The Most Important Bands Of The Era: Number Twenty
What do you get when you get four different people, with four different choices of music together to discuss who is the most important band of this era? One hell of an experiment. (more…)
The Breakdown: Once Upon A Time In Wonderland Trailer
I’m a little hesitant when it comes to spin-offs, mostly because I am still ticked with some of the paths Angel’s story took post Buffy the Vampire Slayer, but I have to admit Once Upon A Time In Wonderland looks like it could far surpass the show that spawned it. (more…)
Film Review: Kon-Tiki
Kon-Tiki is a pretty straight forward biopic in its construction, but it tells an incredible story that allows some gorgeous imagery. (more…)
TV Rants & Ramblings: Arrow Season 1 Finale – “Sacrifice”
As I wipe the tears from my eyes, I think it is safe to say that Arrow knows how to end a season. (more…)
Film Review: Star Trek Into Darkness
J.J. Abrams is back for another trek into Star Trek and fans of his first entry will have little to complain about with Into Darkness. (more…)
Book Review: Me Before You by Jojo Moyes
I am really struggling to come up with an introduction that does this book justice, because to me, Me Before You was perfection. (more…)
The Breakdown: Ender’s Game Trailer
Ender’s Game is a favorite book of many, so it was only a matter of time before it would come to the big screen. Probably would have happened even sooner if it contained vampires or a love triangle. (more…)
Music Review: Vampire Weekend’s ‘Modern Vampires of the City’
Love them or hate them, Vampire Weekend’s latest album Modern Vampires of the City is a must listen of 2013. (more…)
