Directed by: James Ponsoldt Starring: Miles Turner, Shailene Woodley, and Brie Larson Plot: A party-hard teen gets a wake-up call when he falls for the nice girl next door. Review: Generation Y has been called a… Continue reading
Do you know what was great? Loony Tunes. Almost every single character from the original series is a instantly familiar pop culture icon. It’s been more than 50 years since the originals were… Continue reading
Directed by: Joss Whedon Starring: Alexis Denisof, Amy Acker, Clark Gregg, and introducing Jillian Moregese Plot: During wedding preparations, two rivals, Benedick and Beatrice, discover their true feelings for each other. Review: I hated Shakespeare in… Continue reading
There’s lots to be excited about in Season 7 of Doctor Who. The 50th Anniversary of the show, a new companion with a mystery, the Doctor’s name revealed and a Cyberman episode written by… Continue reading
For the last 11 years, the Independent Film Festival of Boston has brought a little slice of Hollywood to Bean Town. As a resident of the Greater Boston area and a pretty big film… Continue reading
So this is how we’re going to play this: there have been a massive number of celebrities and public figures adding their voices to The Simpsons over the past decades. Winding that number down… Continue reading
It feels like Iron Man 3 really snuck up on us, the advertising campaign (at least from my point of view) didn’t feel as grand or as big as the previous Marvel films.… Continue reading
Batman Incorporated #10 By: Grant Morrison, Chris Burnham Publisher: DC Comics Price: $2.99 The Lowdown: Batman Inc ends with issue 12. I’m willing to bet that every single Batman Inc issue from now until… Continue reading
So Funk Jr. and I sat down to watch the new animated film Rise of the Guardians, a movie that sees many mythological characters associated with childhood including Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny team up… Continue reading
Directed by: Terrence Malick Starring: Ben Affleck, Olg Kurylenko, and Rachel McAdams Plot: An American falls for a French woman and brings her back to America. Review: To the Wonder has so much in common with… Continue reading
