A biopic that will make us laugh, and pull at our heartstrings. Big Eyes is about Margaret Keane, an artist who had to fight for her creative identity.
Dec 15 2014
Homeland – “Krieg Nicht Lieb” Retrospective. Revenge.
As penultimate episodes go, “Krieg Nicht Lieb” is a tad disappointing. While it does have some exciting, suspenseful moments, it’s short—like last week’s episode—to the tune of lasting only 45 minutes. Also, it’s a filler episode at best, even with its compelling moments. “Krieg Nicht Lieb” leaves us with too many questions unanswered, most importantly how will the Haqqani story line end?
Dec 14 2014
The Affair – “109” Retrospective. Trouble in Paradise.
“109” is one of the best penultimate episodes I’ve seen in quite a while. The acting is exceptional, the writing is outstanding, and the directing spot on, to say nothing of how dazzling the cinematography is. The word “compelling” doesn’t even begin to describe this episode. I couldn’t tear my eyes from the screen for one single, solitary moment.
Dec 13 2014
Elf: Buddy’s Musical Christmas Retrospective. Gumdrop Ocean
Elf: Buddy’s Musical Christmas is an entertaining fish out of water story about Buddy (Jim Parsons), a human raised by elves at the North Pole. When Buddy learns about his real father, Walter Hobbs (Mark Hamill), he sets off to a magical place called New York City to find the father he never knew he had.
Dec 12 2014
News: HBO and CINEMAX Golden Globe Nominations
Dec 12 2014
The Goldbergs – “The Most Handsome Boy on the Planet” Retrospective. Model Walk.
It was only a matter of time before someone other than Beverly (Wendi McLendon-Covey) realized Barry (Troy Gentile) is, as the title suggests, “The Most Handsome Boy on the Planet.” So, when John Calabasas (Rob Huebel) approaches Barry in a shopping mall, telling him he could make Barry thousands as a model and all it will cost Barry is $100, it has to be legit. Doesn’t it?
Dec 11 2014
Showtime Receives Nine Golden Globe® Noms This Year
THE AFFAIR is the only first year series to have a lead actor, lead actress and drama series nomination, and is tied for the most nominations for a television series this year with three noms. An outstanding eight SHOWTIME actors were nominated this morning, the most series actor nominations of any network (cable or broadcast), including noms for Homeland’s Claire Danes, Ray Donovan’s Liev Schreiber and Jon Voight, Nurse Jackie’s Edie Falco, House of Lies’ Don Cheadle and Shameless’ William H. Macy. SHOWTIME has the most series nominations of any network.
Dec 11 2014
Video: EXCLUSIVE Look Ahead at The Walking Dead
Dec 10 2014
Casting News: Kirsten Dunst and Jesse Plemons to Star in Second Installment of Fargo
Fans of FX’s miniseries, Fargo, have been eager for news of where the second installment will take them, and who will star. Today, the network announced Golden Globe® award nominated actress Kirsten Dunst and Breaking Bad’s Jesse Plemon have signed on to the award-winning miniseries, which will unfold over ten episodes in the fall of 2015.
Dec 08 2014
Luke Wilson and Imogen Poots to Star in Showtime’s New Comedy, Roadies
Showtime’s new one-hour comedy series Roadies sounds like it’s going to be a lot of fun. It’s a behind-the-scenes look at what goes into a successful rock band tour as told by the all important crew members, or “roadies” as they’re known in the industry. Luke Wilson and Imogen Poots are set to star in the comedy pilot, and Keisha Castle-Hughes and Peter Cambor will join the ensemble cast. Oscar winner Cameron Crowe wrote, and will direct and executive produce the pilot (for a potential series). Roadies begins shooting in Vancouver on January 19, 2015 at North Shore Studios.
Dec 08 2014
Homeland – “13 Hours in Islamabad” Retrospective. The Body Count.
From the moment “13 Hours in Islamabad” begins, you know you’re in for one hell of a ride. To say this episode is tension-filled is putting it mildly. The first half hour is pulse pounding, with non-stop action, while the remaining 15 minutes (yes, that’s right; the episode is only 45 minutes long) deal with the emotional reactions to what happened.
Dec 07 2014
The Affair – “108” Review. The Two Lovers Reunite.
Noah (Dominic West) heads to Montauk again, this time to represent the family at a literary award ceremony for his father-in-law Bruce (John Doman). Meanwhile, Alison (Ruth Wilson) deals with her grandmother Joan’s (Lynn Cohen) hospitalization and with Noah’s help, comes to an uncomfortable realization that helps her deal with the situation at hand. Sooner rather than later, you know our two lovers are going to run into each other. Will they keep their promises to their respective spouses?
Dec 06 2014
Haven — “Chosen” Review. Mother Knows Best?
“Chosen” wraps up the first half of season five but still leaves many questions unanswered. I have a feeling the next 13 episodes will be Haven’s final ones. Writing this makes me sad. Season five of Haven has truly upped the ante and the writers took us on an epic adventure into a world of mystery, suspense, and doubt.
Dec 06 2014
White Collar – “All’s Fair” Retrospective. Separation Anxiety.
When a message shows up at one of Mozzie’s (Willie Garson) secret drop locations asking to meet, Mozzie assumes it’s the legendary Pink Panther gang trying to recruit him. Neal (Matt Bomer), on the other hand, isn’t as convinced. When the two arrive at the designated location, they discover it isn’t the Panthers but rather Eva Perkins (Megan Dodds), a woman Mozzie immediately recognizes.
Dec 03 2014
Castle – “Last Action Hero” Recap. All’s Fair in Love and Action Movies.
Secret missions, shady pasts, aging actors looking for a comeback, and murder are the name of the game in this week’s Castle. Former Hollywood action movie star Lance Delorca (Morgan Benoit) is found murdered behind a movie theater; it’s up to Beckett (StanaKatic), Esposito (Jon Huertas), and Ryan (Seamus Dever) to figure out why. Of course, Castle (Nathan Fillion) wants in on this because he’s a huge fan of Delorca’s old “Hard Kill” movies.
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