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 […]
Read more "TV Without Commercials: Newsroom Season 1 Finale"Who would’ve thought, looking back to almost a year and a half ago that there would not only be the chaos taking place in Egypt but also the protesting going on in Wisconsin, oh and I almost forgot, all of this was going on right around Valentine’s Day! Aaron Sorkin demonstrates for us once again […]
Read more "TV Without Commercials: Newsroom 1.5"Week after week I apparently find ways to theme my rentals without realizing it beforehand. Scratch that, I totally did it on purpose, and you know it’s true cuz I said totally. A couple of weeks ago I went with creature features, and this week’s selection of The Nines and Being John Malkovich has me […]
Read more "For Your Renting Pleasure"Real Steel is a slick and polished sports flick that features some great effects, solid acting, and nothing you haven’t seen already.
Read more "Film Review: Real Steel"Real Steel still has some large flaws in many ways, but it isn’t hard to say that it has dethroned a certain transforming summer blockbuster from its spot as the top robot movie of the year (which it was only perched on because of a lack of competition).
Read more "Film Review: Real Steel"Charlie Kaufman is back in his most ambitious, intriguing, bizarre, and out there script yet and at the helm he creates a thought provoking piece of work, that demands a second viewing. Caden Cotard (Philip Seymour Hoffman) is a successful play director, with a bit of a strained marriage to his wife Adele (Catherine Keener), […]
Read more "Review: Synecdoche, New York"John August has created an interesting and experimental film that works on a number of levels but doesn’t quite gel into something really wonderful.
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Middle of the Row 