Tag: Film & Television

Good heavens my lord, this is one addictively good show! Downton Abbey, with its petticoats and primness, is period drama at its finest. Set in 1912 following the sinking of …

Melancholia, the latest from controversial director Lars von Trier, is a consuming experience. From the opening, a dream-like sequence cutting to different slowed down scenes of the apocalypse as “Tristan …

The Gleecap is a brand new column dedicated to recap and review the zany antics that occur in each episode of the television show Glee. Blog posts will be released each Wednesday following …

With Occupy Wall Street fresh in our minds, Tower Heist couldn’t have opened at a better time. Set in the world of the elite 1%, the film centers around the …

AMC’s slate of scripted programming, like any other network, has been hit and miss. It’s easy to idealize a network that produces gems like Mad Men and Breaking Bad, but …

A review of Gary Hustwit’s Urbanized, which was screened on November 4th at the MFA. It looks at the role urban design plays in shaping everyday life.

Are people more effectively defined in the direst situations or through their day-to-day mundanities? Do we get to know characters better when they are in the crucible of tense drama …

The Gleecap is a brand new column dedicated to recap and review the zany antics that occur in each episode of the television show Glee. Blog posts will be released each Wednesday following …

Paul W.S Anderson and Milla Jovovich have done it. The husband and wife duo responsible for the Resident Evil trilogy have decided to expand their horizons and tackle some classic …

Aside from the fact that they’re both based on favorite childhood fairy tales and they both premiered on the same week, NBC’s Grimm and ABC’s Once Upon a Time could …