the year in review: television
By Stefanie Lee on 1/16/2013 […]
review: zero dark thirty
By Chris Robinson on 1/12/2012 By any standard, the hunt for Osama bin Laden is one of the most incredible true-life stories of all time. An obscenely wealthy Saudi oil magnate drinks […]
review: the hobbit
By Chris Robinson on 1/04/2013 With his Lord of the Rings trilogy, Peter Jackson used his talents for filmmaking wizardry and engrossing storytelling to expertly bring J.R.R. Tolkien’s famous novels to life. […]
review: hitchcock
By Chris Robinson on 12/20/2012 If you like vanilla ice cream then you will probably like Hitchcock. Some films are ambitious projects seeking to convey deep truths about the human condition, or […]
review: angels & airwaves’ “stomping the phantom brake pedal”
By Cody Robinson on 12/18/2012 Recently, Angels and Airwaves have been spending less time making pop songs and more time making films. Just like The Beatles made “The Yellow Submarine,” […]
review: green day’s “tre!”
By Cody Robinson on 12/9/2012 Tré!, the final chapter in Green Day’s three-album series, is about to hit stores, as well as the bottom of your trash can (should you be foolish enough […]
review: anna karenina
By Chris Robinson on 12/07/2012 How much do you enjoy watching Keira Knightley pout? Director Joe Wright (Pride and Prejudice) is evidently very fond of it, as he fills what seems like […]
portrait of an artist: alicia
By Chris Robinson on 12/06/2012 In 1985, a four year-old girl from Hell’s Kitchen appeared in an episode of The Cosby Show. Her role was small, and the experience brief. […]
review: the walking dead
By Stefanie Lee on 12/04/2012 If you haven’t yet gotten into AMC’s The Walking Dead, you have until Sunday, February 10th to catch up on 27 episodes. The show just went […]
review: green day’s “dos!”
By Cody Robinson on 12/3/2012 Punk rock trio Green Day’s latest studio release, Dos!, serves as the second installment in a 3 album series. All three albums were recorded between […]
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