Holiday Gift Guide 2019
It’s officially the holiday season, so here is our Holiday Gift Guide 2019 focused on the film and TV fans. Below you will find ideas for fans of all ages, and maybe even a few things for yourself. The majority of items on our list were released this year, some within the last few weeks. […]
New Trailer: The Orville: New Horizons
It’s been a little while since the crew of The Orville graced our screens. But now we have The Orville: New Horizons trailer! The show went off the air following its season two finale in April 2019. Then at San Diego Comic Con, series creator and star, Seth MacFarlane, announced the show would be leaving Fox […]
Eternals Review: A lot to Think About
I had to think about the Eternals. A lot. First off, overall, I liked the film. I agree with many reviewers that the big-named stars in the film were underused, but an ensemble piece was never going to let Angela Jolie or Selma Hayek shine. And they knew that. My sense is becoming part of […]
5 Ways to Actually Fix The Oscars
5 Ways to Actually Fix The Oscars Last year’s Academy Awards found its smallest audience ever, 9.23 million. Many people attributed this to pandemic woes and a lack of connection to nominated films. This year is a different story. Theaters are open, the movies are readily available for in-home viewing, and many are really good. […]
Review: The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, Season 2
Miriam “Midge” Maisel is on the scene and making her mark. Throughout The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, season 2, we watch Midge master her comedy skills and explore a new love life all the while maintaining her perfectly polished persona. Midge’s world collapsing last season created a ripple effect on her friends and family. Mostly, her […]
Review: The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, Season 1
Midge Maisel is working very hard to put everything in her life in the right place, then her husband goes and blows it all up! The housewife trope may be tired, but Midge is just getting started. The series is sharp and engaging while inverting, subverting, and celebrating the 1950’s housewife. The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel […]
Who Will Win? Oscar Nominations 2022
The Academy Awards are back and on schedule. After last year’s train station awards show and lackluster viewership, this year promises to be a bit more exciting. In order to avoid drama with the host, this position will not be announced until closer to the show, if at all, with a host opening the broadcast […]
Delayed Again, The Orville shares Season 3 Sneak Peek
To say The Orville‘s return is “long-awaited” is starting to feel like an understatement. The last episode of the show aired in April 2019. Due to a more ambitious story and significant COVID-related production delays, the show wasn’t able to finish shooting until last year. A few months back, a teaser trailer announced the season three […]
Jolt Review: How to Handle (or Not) Several Thousand Volts of Kate Beckinsale
If you like to see Kate Beckinsale kick ass, and feel somewhat ambivalent about it, then spend an afternoon or evening with Jolt. A hyped-up Beckinsale’s Lindy takes anger management to a whole new level with enabler Dr. Munchin (Stanley Tucci). This is a completely stupid film with no redeeming qualities. Everybody got a paycheck […]
The Matrix Resurrections Review: A Circuitous Path Back to the Same Place
Everybody likes a resurrection story. Well, not everybody. Seems that fans and critics alike held very mixed feelings over the Lana Wachowski epic that brings audiences back into the matrix. And this time, they bring them in through a side door for which only Lana has the key. I won’t keep up the suspense. I […]
And Just Like That… Premiere Review
In the pilot episode, he analyzed her noting one simple truth about Carrie Bradshaw, “You have never been in love.” At the moment Carrie felt this statement like a blow to her system. Despite her constant talk about love and relationships, he saw what she really wanted and never had. Over the course of six […]