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One of the best films of 2012, ‘Lincoln’ is a thrilling and exciting piece of American history
Lincoln Directed by Steven Spielberg Written by Tony Kushner USA, 2012 The American political system is hopelessly fractured. Its legislators are viciously divided on how to govern the nation. The president, about to begin his second term in office on a groundswell of grassroots public support, is either too much or not enough of a […] More
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Mad Men Season 5 with Adam Farrington-Williams
Adam Farrington-Williams from Sound on Sight joins us to break down season five of Mad Men. [powerpress] More
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Steven Spielberg’s ‘Lincoln’ gets its first teaser, no vampires in sight
Abraham Lincoln is one of the more famous Presidents in the history of the United States, one whose name is familiar even to those who have never set foot in the country. The tumultuous change that he oversaw as leader has left an indelible mark, so when it was announced earlier that legendary director Steven Spielberg […] More
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The Televerse #40- Dead Like Me with Amrie Cunningham
After going through a slightly fuller week in TV than last time, including a slight disagreement about the Cougar Town finale, brief looks at Eagleheart, So You Think You Can Dance, Girls, and Veep, and a longer look at this week’s once again depressing Mad Men, Simon and Kate get out their calendars to look […] More
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The Televerse #40- Dead Like Me with Amrie Cunningham
After going through a slightly fuller week in TV than last time, including a slight disagreement about the Cougar Town finale, brief looks at Eagleheart, So You Think You Can Dance, Girls, and Veep, and a longer look at this week’s once again depressing Mad Men, Simon and Kate get out their calendars to look […] More
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Fringe, Ep. 4.21, “Brave New World (Part 1)”: Uneven ep raises stakes, concerns for finale
Fringe Review, Season 4, Episode 21: “Brave New World (Part 1)” Written by J. H. Wyman, Jeff Pinkner, and Akiva Goldsman Directed by Joe Chappelle Airs Fridays at 9pm (ET) on FOX This week, on Fringe: Walter bakes, Olivia and Astrid are fighters, and Belly likes almonds Much of this season has centered around the […] More
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Fringe, Ep. 4.18, “The Consultant”: Continued focus on character keeps series on track
Fringe Review, Season 4, Episode 18: “The Consultant” Written by Christine Lavaf Directed by Jeannot Szwarc Airs Fridays at 9pm (ET) on FOX This week, on Fringe: Walter takes a trip, Fauxlivia has a good poker face, and Foeyles isn’t a shapeshifter after all Last week, Fringe gave us one of their best episodes of […] More
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Fringe, Ep. 4.14, “The End of All Things”: Welcome answers belie stalled-romance nervousness
Fringe Review, Season 4, Episode 14: “The End of All Things” Written by David Fury Directed by Jeff Hunt Airs Fridays at 9pm (ET) on Fox This week, on Fringe: Olivia gets some inspiration, Peter gets some answers, and September disappears For many, the highlight of this week’s much anticipated episode will be the answers […] More
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Fringe, Ep. 4.09, “Enemy of My Enemy”: Strong villain lends seasonal direction
Fringe Review, Season 4, Episode 9: “Enemy of My Enemy” Written by Monica Owusu-Breen and Alison Schapker Directed by Joe Chappelle Airs Fridays at 9pm (ET) on Fox This week, on Fringe: Both Universes unite against a common enemy, Asptrid thinks Peter’s cool, and Walter gets a surprise visitor. **Quick rundown of current Fringe nicknames: […] More
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Fringe, Ep. 4.08, “Back to Where You’ve Never Been”: Fringe is Back and Ready for Action
Fringe Review, Season 4, Episode 8: “Back to Where You’ve Never Been” Written by David Fury and Graham Roland Directed by Jeannot Szwarc Airs Fridays at 9pm (ET) on Fox This week, on Fringe: Peter crosses over to the Other Universe, Lincoln plays Clincoln, and shapeshifters are once again up to no good After a […] More
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‘Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows’ still has glaring problems, but also a relatively engaging final act
Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows Written by Michele and Kieran Mulroney Directed by Guy Ritchie USA, 2011 Guy Ritchie’s previous Sherlock Holmes film was marred, especially, by irritating aesthetic choices and an over-reliance on the banter between its leading men. Rather than charming, Robert Downey Jr. and Jude Law’s exchanges were instead annoyingly smug, […] More