Film Review: Trouble with the Curve

Trouble with Curve is the directorial debut from Robert Lorenz and it is a painful paint by numbers affair that doesn’t excel in any way shape or form.

Film Review: The Master

The Master is the latest from Paul Thomas Anderson and it is as magnetic and mesmerizing as anything put out in theaters this year.

TV Without Commercials: Boardwalk Empire Season 3 Premiere

The third season of HBO’s Boardwalk Empire, started off with a bang…or better yet a whack. Several whacks to be exact, Gyp Rossetti. Gyp, from New York, and Dean O’Banion from Chicago, are two new mobsters we have already been introduced to this season, and based on the premiere alone this season practically guarantees to deliver drama […]

Video Game Review: Rock Band Blitz

Rock Band is back in its most accessible from yet. So dust off that DLC and dive into the very good Rock Band Blitz.

TV Recap: Revolution 101 “Pilot”

NBC’s Revolution asks the question “What would you do if the power went out forever.” That premise, although it seems incredibly ludicrous, has some legitimate weight to it. I would have no idea what to do when something like this happens – I’d probably just crawl in a corner with my laptop. But anyways, this […]

Review of The Killers’ ‘Battle Born’

It’s been eight years since the Vegas-based quartet The Killers came out with their debut album, Hot Fuss. Since them, I’ve fallen in and out of favor with them with every release. Sam’s Town was a step backwards sonically, and Day And Age‘s use of electronics was just too much for me. And then there […]

Review of Ben Folds Five’s ‘The Sound Of The Life Of The Mind’

Seventeen years ago, a trio of musicians delivered their debut, self-titled album. Of course, this should end with “and the rest is history,” but that’s not the case with Ben Folds Five. Instead, Ben Folds, Robert Sledge, and Darren Jessee made a couple more albums, then ended their collective careers together, splitting off and doing […]

Film Review: Finding Nemo 3D

Finding Nemo is a great film and you should rush out to see it this weekend whether you like 3D or not.

Film Review: For A Good Time, Call…

Who would ever think that a movie about two girls starting a phone sex business together would be uncomfortable to watch? Ok, so no one is actually surprised by that. But what is surprising is that it isn’t actually awkward for the reasons you may think.

Film Review: Arbitrage

Arbitrage is a solid thriller with a great performance by Richard Gere that will entertain from start to finish.

Middle of the Row

Month: September 2012