Chris Messina
Middle of the Row – The Podcast: 120 – Birds Of Prey Flies Alright
Film Review: Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn)
TV Without Commercials: The Newsroom 2.3-2.7
It took more than three quarters of the season to learn why everyone on the News Night staff has been getting interrogated by the mean spirited lawyer lady, but now we finally know the truth. It’s not the Genoa story that’s making them seek legal council, it’s Jerry Dantana.
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This week’s episode of The Newsroom was a perfect example of Aaron Sorkin’s ability to make you connect with his characters in a way most writers can only hope to accomplish.
Read more "TV Without Commercials: The Newsroom 2.3"For You Renting Pleasure
“For Your Renting Pleasure” is back, compiling the movies that I’ve waited till now to see. Looking for something to rent this upcoming weekend? Here are a few selections to either consider or avoid: 10 Years, Lawless, or Ruby Sparks.
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Argo has all the pieces to succeed but fails to resonate on nearly any level.
Read more "HST…Film Review: Argo"TV Without Commercials: Newsroom Season 1 Finale
The beginning of a new school year always lets us know that summer is officially over. For those of us who aren’t in school, we know that it’s over when we watch the season finales of our favorite summer TV shows. The Season Finale of Newsroom was magnificent and was a perfect way to end the first […]
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I think that I should start out by saying that overall I really liked this episode. I thought it was one of the better episodes of this season but breaking the episode into two parts is just unnecessary.
Read more "TV Without Commercials: Newsroom 1.8"Review: Greenberg
Noah Baumbach’s latest, Greenberg, is just as engaging of a film as his previous efforts and is an interesting dual character study of a couple of people who can’t quite figure out their lives. Roger is lost in life and he decides to try and sort it our by taking a break from life by […]
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