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Film Review: Musical Numbers in Jersey Boys Make It Impossible to Keep Your Toes From Tapping
By Dash Finley on June 30, 2014
Based on the hit Broadway musical of the same name, Jersey Boys chronicles the rise, fall and redemption of iconic ’60s pop group the Four...
Film Review: Third Person, a Convoluted Disappointment
By Edison Millan on June 20, 2014
Paul Haggis struck gold with Crash in 2004, which won an Oscar for best film and was widely acclaimed for its profound exploration of racial...
Film Review: World War II Through the Eyes of a Swedish Journalist in The Last Sentence
By Dash Finley on June 20, 2014
World War II lasted only six years, but judging by the amount of films made about the time period, one might assume it spanned six...
Mila Kunis Shows Off Her Acting Chops in Paul Haggis’ Third Person
By Marvin Vasquez on June 24, 2014
Ever since the 1990s, we’ve seen Mila Kunis portray different roles in television shows and movies. Nothing has been as powerful as her performance as...
Coming Soon: June 20, 2014 Movies to Watch
By Chris Gabourel on June 24, 2014
School’s out, grads are still partying and Dad can’t wait to not use his Father’s Day gifts. Say hello to summer, and let’s go to...
Weekly Wrap Up: “Game of Thrones” Season 4 Finale
By Ariel Paredes on June 18, 2014
If you haven’t watched the “Game of Thrones” Season 4 finale, “The Children,” I recommend turning away now because there are huge SPOILERS ahead. The...
DVD Pick of the Week: Almost Human
By Dash Finley on June 19, 2014
At once a loving homage to vintage slasher tropes and a spare sci-fi thriller of a more contemporary stripe, 2013’s micro-budget horror Almost Human mostly...
Film Review: The Signal, a Two-Tone Dilemma
By Mark Mikhail on June 17, 2014
William Eubank’s The Signal is a genre mash-up, combining an indie road-trip story with hard sci-fi elements. From the get-go it sounds like an interesting...
Weekly Wrap Up: The Dish on Bravo TV
By Ariel Paredes on June 13, 2014
Let’s discuss Bravo TV, the reigning network for reality that former executive Andy Cohen managed to transform. Once a small independent channel that featured art...
“Louie” Season 4: Serialized Arcs in an Episodic Environment
By Mark Mikhail on June 17, 2014
“Louie” is the best comedy currently on the air. There are a few contenders for the title, but none are really close. Shows like “Veep”...