TV Review: Sherlock – His Last Vow

Sherlock’s Series 3 closer, His Last Vow, takes a U-turn in quality from its counterparts and might be the show’s low point with an unsettling future in front of it.

TV Review: True Detective Series Premiere – The Long Bright Dark

True Detective gets off to a great start with a premiere that eases us into the world and life of its characters while setting up a mystery that will be more than engaging in the coming weeks.

TV Review: Girls Season 3 Premiere – Females Only / Truth or Dare

Girls returns for its third season with a pair of great, complimentary, episodes that gets the show back on track, gets us back up to speed and returns Jessa into the fold.

Film Review: Her

Spike Jonze’s Her is a wonderful sci-fi romance that features a compelling look at our future while dissecting the possible complexities that would arise in relationships as AI becomes a reality.

TV Review: Sherlock: Series 3 – The Sign of Three

The Sign of Three breaks the episode 2 curse for Sherlock with, very likely, the best episode of the show yet.

TV Review: Sherlock: Series 3 – The Empty Hearse

Sherlock kicks off its third series with a stellar entry into the series that, sort of, realigns the show going forward while getting some fantastic performances out of Martin Freeman and Benedict Cumberbatch.

Film Review: The Wolf of Wall Street

The Wolf of Wall Street is DiCaprio as good as he’s ever been and Scorsese takes it up a notch to a level we rarely get from him.

Dissecting American Hustle

American Hustle has a lot of great things going for it, but David O. Russell’s hesitance to just do his own thing keeps the film from reaching its utmost potential.

Film Review: Inside Llewyn Davis

Inside Llewyn Davis is the latest from the always stellar Coen Brothers and this folk music tale is no different, lingering in your head long after you’ve left the theater.

Dissecting The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug

The Hobbit returns to the big screen with The Desolation of Smaug, and while it’s on par with the first I think most people will appreciate its added momentum; even if it loses its characters at times.

Middle of the Row

Author: Zac