Film Review: The Lego Movie

I never imaged I would type this sentence: The Lego Movie was great, but is it getting too much acclaim?

TV Review: Looking 105 – Looking for the Future

Looking narrows its focus on the new relationship of Patrick and Richie as we see them really start to get to know each other in a Before series-esque day in the life.

TV Review: Girls 307 – Beach House

Girls gets meta this week as they put every complaint the internet ever had with this group of girls, acknowledges they might be right and lets everyone know that they shouldn’t be looking for any big changes.

TV Review: True Detective 105 – The Secret Fate of All Life

True Detective re-configures the series by “wrapping up” the Dora Lange murder and thrusting us forward in time as Cohle is revealed to be the top suspect in the 2012 murder case.

Dissecting RoboCop (2014) – A Worthy Reboot?

RoboCop returns to the big screen with a reboot that does its own thing, does it well, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t room for improvement.

TV Review: Looking 104 – Looking for $220/Hour

Looking has the boys trying to find a little more stability for their footing in life this week, maybe having to change the way they have always done things.

TV Review: Girls 306 – Free Snacks

Girls investigates what it feels like to settle and what that can look like both professionally and romantically.

TV Review: True Detective 104 – Who Goes There

True Detective lets Cary Fukunaga show off his directorial muscles this week as our heroes’ pasts come back to haunt them.

Dissecting The Monuments Men

Lauren: World War II has always been a strong source of inspiration for the movie industry, so it’s almost surprising that The Monuments Men is able to bring a new side of this war to light. It’s definitely an interesting aspect of this war, I just don’t know if this movie is what it needed.

Dissecting Inside Llewyn Davis: Llewyn Is the Cat

Grant and Zac take a belated look at Inside Llewyn Davis, the latest from the Coen brothers, which hasn’t settled with audiences the way many of their other classics have.