0 comments by Alex Kaufman on 2/3/2017
Christoph Waltz got his first taste of IHOP on this week’s Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee. Regardless of his opinion on the pancakes, could the actor be a funny enough “comedian” to make this episode worth watching? With his “Viennese sensibility,” Waltz dressed like he was ready for most of the events of the episode. But […]
0 comments by Ben Koo
Most of the time law is far from funny, and while most legislations involve some serious stuff there are a few legal gems in the United States that are simply hilarious. While many were enforced because of past events and circumstances, it is without a doubt that most of these laws have no place in […]
0 comments by Ian Casselberry on 2/2/2017
Josh Gad has not given up with trying to get details on the next Star Wars movie from Daisy Ridley. The two are starring together in Kenneth Branagh’s remake of Murder on the Orient Express and last week, Gad attempted to get Ridley to spill some information on The Last Jedi under the pretense of inviting him […]
0 comments by Andrew Bucholtz
Former NFL commissioner Paul Tagliabue has apologized comments he made about concussions decades ago. Back in 1994, Tagliabue (who served as commissioner from 1989 to 2006) called concussions “one of those pack-journalism issues” and claimed the number of concussions “is relatively small; the problem is the journalist issue.” In an interview that aired Wednesday, he […]
0 comments by Jay Rigdon on 2/1/2017
The Academy Awards ceremony takes forever. It always runs long. Awards bleed together, recipients are played off before their speeches are finished, and there are always about three pretentious montages too many. Having said all of that, here’s my proposal: The Oscars should add another award. They should add another award because as things stand, there’s […]
0 comments by Matt Clapp
We’re hitting one of the most boring sports times of the year, with football officially over after the Super Bowl, MLB still two months from starting up, the NBA and NHL playoffs still two months away, golf and tennis majors multiple months away, March Madness (obviously) still a month away, etc. Well, good news for those of […]
0 comments by Ian Casselberry on 1/30/2017
In recent months, Ben Affleck has tried to make it clear that he doesn’t want to rush his Batman movie (tentatively titled The Batman) into production to meet a release date. Meanwhile, the director was also a bit miffed that everyone just wanted to talk about Batman while he was promoting his passion project crime […]
0 comments by Joe Lucia
Another episode of Homeland down, and another batch of depressing storylines furthered… The episode opens with Quinn dreaming about taking a shower, which leads into him reimagining his poisoning. He wakes up and tries to put the moves on Carrie, who rebuffs him and once again treats him like a child. Carrie’s dalliance with Saad […]
0 comments by Ian Casselberry on 1/29/2017
On Thursday, The CW network continued its comic book obsession by debuting Riverdale based on the Archie comics. As it turns out, Riverdale is a good show. However, it just doesn’t do Archie justice. I consider myself to be a big Archie Comics fan, even of the new ones. I have even listened to Archie’s […]
0 comments by Ian Casselberry on 1/27/2017
The appearance of Spider-Man was one of the most anticipated and exciting aspects of last year’s Captain America: Civil War (now streaming on Netflix, if you haven’t seen it or need to watch again). After Sony struck out with its attempted reboot starring Andrew Garfield, the studio looked to Marvel for a life preserver, partnering […]
0 comments by Alex Kaufman
Put Lewis Black in a black Cadillac and he’s bound to scream at other drivers. There was plenty of that — and more — in this week’s Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee. Black even goes as far as describing his act as “mildly psychotic.” At least he’s self-aware, because Black definitely lived up to that self-diagnosis […]
0 comments by Kevin McGuire on 1/26/2017
Every fan of the Star Wars movies is wondering the same thing, including actor Josh Gad. Upon the announcement of the title for the next episode in the intergalactic saga, Star Wars: The Last Jedi, Gad decided to try and get an answer to this question by going right to the source. Gad is co-starring in an […]
0 comments by Ian Casselberry on 1/25/2017
[link_box id=”36688″ site_id=”1″ layout=”link-box-third” alignment=”alignright”]The surprise at the end of Split excited some filmgoers while making others shrug. Is it really a big deal? While writing my review for M. Night Shyamalan’s latest film Split, I may have oversold the “big reveal” that occurs at the end of the film. (Technically, that surprise may not […]
0 comments by Jeremy Klumpp
On Tuesday, the nominations for the 89th Academy Awards were announced via a global live stream. Among the 24 categories announced were the five nominees for Best Original Song. Nominees for Best Original Song must “consist of words and music, both of which were original and specifically written for the film.” Each year, the nominees […]
0 comments by Ian Casselberry on 1/24/2017
La La Land has been the favorite of filmgoers this fall and throughout the 2016 awards season, so it shouldn’t be a surprise that the musical dominated the Academy Award nominations announced Tuesday morning. The film earned 14 nominations, tied for the most in Oscars history, including Best Picture, Best Director for Damian Chazelle, Best […]
