A few years back (or many years in the future, rather) something horrible happened and I had to go back in time to fix it, and my past self was being really antagonistic about it because she wanted to live her own life. What a selfish brat. Ok, not really, but that would make a great story… [Read more...]
Film Review: Looper
09/27/2012 by Leave a Comment
TV Without Commercials: Newsroom Season 1 Finale
08/29/2012 by Leave a Comment
The beginning of a new school year always lets us know that summer is officially over. For those of us who aren’t in school, we know that it’s over when we watch the season finales of our favorite summer TV shows. The Season Finale of Newsroom was magnificent and was a perfect way to end the first season of this remarkable show. [Read more...]
TV Without Commercials: Newsroom 1.8
08/13/2012 by Leave a Comment
I think that I should start out by saying that overall I really liked this episode. I thought it was one of the better episodes of this season but breaking the episode into two parts is just unnecessary. [Read more...]
TV Without Commercials: Newsroom 1.6 &1.7
08/08/2012 by
Alright alright, I have to get this out of the way first, and spoiler alert for anyone who missed last night’s Newsroom but Osama Bin Laden is dead. The navy seals killed him and President Barak Obama addressed the nation on May 1st, 2011. Appropriately, this week’s episode was entitled “5/1″ and was a very obvious reference to the date in which this particular episode takes place.
TV Without Commercials: Newsroom 1.5
07/26/2012 by Leave a Comment
Who would’ve thought, looking back to almost a year and a half ago that there would not only be the chaos taking place in Egypt but also the protesting going on in Wisconsin, oh and I almost forgot, all of this was going on right around Valentine’s Day! Aaron Sorkin demonstrates for us once again why he is arguably the best script writer of our generation. [Read more...]
TV Without Commercials: Newsroom 1.4
07/18/2012 by Leave a Comment
In this week’s episode of Newsroom entitled “I’ll Try to Fix You” was full of consistency. Neil was always trying to pitch his ideas on Big Foot, the relationship between Maggie and Jim (and Will and Mackenzie…kind of) was getting tenser and tenser and Will was consistently getting drinks thrown in his face by beautiful women. [Read more...]
TV Without Commercials: Newsroom 1.3
07/11/2012 by Leave a Comment
This week’s episode of Newsroom, entitled “The 112th Congress” is unlike any other that has come before it. [Read more...]
TV Without Commercials: Newsroom 1.2
07/02/2012 by Leave a Comment
The second episode of Aaron Sorkin’s new show Newsroom, appropriately titled “News Night 2.0,” takes place exactly 3 days after the series premiere. This time around the team had more time to prepare and attempted to do its first “real news” show. [Read more...]
TV Without Commercials: Newsroom 1.1 Pilot
06/27/2012 by Leave a Comment
Aaron Sorkin has returned to television after writing Charlie Wilson’s War, The Social Network, and Moneyball, all of which had major financial success in the box office. Now, Sorkin has decided to bring his talents to HBO in the form of his newest creation, Newsroom. [Read more...]
Review: Away We Go
06/12/2009 by Leave a Comment
Sam Mendes quickly returns with his latest film which is the anti thesis to his previous Revolutionary Road and the results are a fantastic look at parenting filled with heart, humor, and soul all rounded out by fantastic performances from everyone involved.
Burt and Verona are in love, they are also having a baby, but they aren’t getting married either; and none of these things are really creating much of a problem either. The problem they really have is finding a home. The couple moved close to Burt’s parents because they wanted to be a part of their granddaughter’s life, or so Burt and Verona thought. When those plans go south the two endeavor on a road trip searching for a possible home for them to settle down in and they decide to head to places wear they know some family and friends are already in place. The trip takes them through a number of parenting experiences as well and it helps the couple formulate how they want to raise their family and shape their lives. [Read more...]
