In true comic book fashion, Deadshot survived his apparent death in a previous episode to come back and attempt to live up to his name, but all he really does is further convince this viewer that he is still a lame representation of this character.
Read more "TV Rants & Ramblings: Arrow 1.16 – “Dead To Rights”"Shane Carruth’s follow up to Primer is finally here and Upstream Color is a phenomenal achievement.
Read more "Film Review: Upstream Color"Asking for relationship help is a tough thing to do to one’s pride. Going to a book for relationship help can be even worse. What works for one person might not work for you, or the advice you would receive isn’t even for your own personal situation. So safe to say, I was a bit […]
Read more "Book Review: Strategic Planning for Love & War by Jo Lena Johnson and Steven Charles Martin"I never thought I’d say it, but Twilight was better.
Read more "Book Review: City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments Book 1) by Cassandra Clare"Girls takes another road trip home, this time Jessa’s, and the show gets quite the shake up by the time the credits roll.
Read more "TV Review: Girls 207 – Video Games"I let you in on my unqualified opinion on how The Academy Awards will go tomorrow night while giving a little insight into what my favorites were in each category this last year.
Read more "The Oscars 2013: If I Had a Ballot"It’s that time of year again, The Best Films of 2012! Come and disagree, you know you want to.
Read more "The Best of 2012: A Year in Film"After an episode drowning in time on the island and a big addition to change the dynamic of the Arrow team (not that Felicity wasn’t helping just as much before without actually being in the loop), Arrow pushes out a rather lackluster episode with a mediocre bad guy who can’t even live up to his […]
Read more "TV Rants & Ramblings: Arrow 1.15 – “Dodger”"With a poor choice made with my Netflix instant selection of Calvin Marshall, thank goodness there are men like Martin McDonagh to make everything all right again with films like In Bruges.
Read more "For Your Renting Pleasure"There are many words to describe the Sacramento alternative outfit K Sera. None of them are “simple.” Even with the bands first Cantos EP, you could tell that they weren’t aiming right down the middle. No, with each K Sera song to come out, you could tell that they were aiming for the stars with […]
Read more "Music Review: K Sera’s ‘Collisions And Near Misses’"
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