Film Review: Locke

Locke is a risky film on paper, but a fantastic performance from Tom Hardy makes Steven Knight’s film work.

TV Review: Mad Men 707 – Waterloo (Half Season Finale)

Mad Men ends this first half of the final season with a death, a rejuvenation, a kiss, quite a few partners meetings and yet another acquisition attempt of Sterling Cooper.

Film Review: X-Men: Days of Future Past

Bryan Singer returns to the director’s chair of the X-Men franchise and Days of Future Past is right there with First Class and X2 in quality; very, very good.

TV Review: Mad Men 706 – The Strategy

Mad Men redefines the family for members of SC&P, home clearly is where the work is.

TV Review: Mad Men 705 – The Runaways

Mad Men delivers another A+ episode that was so jam packed I don’t even know where to start with the praise; perhaps the nipple?

Film Review: Neighbors

Neighbors is another solid comedy from Nicholas Stoller that keeps the laughs and the plot moving, making fun of comedy cliches along the way.

TV Review: Mad Men 704 – The Monolith

Mad Men uses its middle episode of this half season to turn Don, Roger and SC&P, definitively, towards the future.

TV Review: Mad Men 703 – Field Trip

Mad Men ruffles the feathers of SC&P with the possible return of Don, while possibly finding turning points for both of the women that have gone by Mrs. Draper.

A24 Leading the Way on Abandoning Blu-Ray? Update Maybe Not?

A24 is attempting to start a disturbing trend for the home video world, by picking and choosing which of their titles are going to go to Blu-ray.

TV Review: Mad Men 702 – A Day’s Work

Mad Men has an A+ episode that is hilarious, heartfelt, builds up tons of characters and moves the plot forward in every direction. It’s episodes like this that remind you that it is the best show on TV.

Middle of the Row

Author: Zac