- zac
- August 23, 2010
- Local, Television Reviews
TV Review: Mad Men 4.5: The Chrysanthemum and the Sword
A team of three is beginning to become very plainly clear to be the real heart and minds behind SCDP
A team of three is beginning to become very plainly clear to be the real heart and minds behind SCDP
ABC’s No Ordinary Family is bound to catch a lot of comparisons to NBC’s recently demised Heroes. Why? Well, they
Jason Bateman and Jennifer Aniston star The Switch, Hollywood’s latest attempt to revive the flagging romantic-comedy genre. With the exception
I went into Nanny McPhee Returns with a negative attitude. I will admit it. I never saw the first one
Set in 1930s, Get Low follows the story of Tennessee hermit, Felix Bush (Robert Duvall). Bush is a man feared
The Switch is a high concept rom-com that might seem a bit, “I’ve seen this before,” but its great performances,
Lottery ticket is the story of Kevin, a kid that lives in the projects with his grandmother and works at
Vampires Suck Bites… But It Bites Like It Should. Remember the Three C’s: cheesy, campy, and cliché. This life-saving mnemonic
Longing was the word of the night in the world of Mad Men, except if your name was Pete Campbell.
Julia Roberts returns to headlining films with Eat, Pray, Love. Roberts plays Liz Gilbert, a travel writer “trapped” in an