Tag: Film & Television

A film that leaves us wanting more, The Adjustment Bureau ultimately falls flat. However, it is still an engrossing and entertaining film that will please fans of both science-fiction and romance.

Cedar Rapids, Miguel Arteta’s comic chronicle of a wild weekend in Iowa, is a bit of a surprise on two fronts. The first surprise, that the movie is much smarter than it looks, is a welcome one; the second, that it’s not quite as funny as it could’ve been, is the kind of let down that stays with you a few days.

In less than week, I will be in Austin, Texas reporting on the ground from the South by Southwest film festival. Don’t envy the climate change, since I will be …

FOX’s Sunday night animation domination block has taken on a new shape in the past couple of years with the introduction of The Cleveland Show and the new Bob’s Burgers. …

The Paley Center for Media’s 28th annual William S. Paley Television Festival is upon us, and while those words may mean nothing to you if you’re not an uber TV …

It’s every college kid’s nightmare: a bad roommate.  You excitedly move into your new dorm only to find that the person you’ll be living with for the next year could …

SPOILER ALERT! Last night’s Top Chef saw the final five cooking about their heritage, and the last few minutes had me shouting curse words at my TV.

JJ Abrams, Hollywood’s resident sci-fi darling and co-creator and executive producer of LOST , is shooting not one, but two pilots for the 2011 fall slate.

On this (mercifully shorter) episode of the QuadCast, staff film writers David Braga, Monica Castillo, Paul Squire, and Ruth Chan pick this year’s big Oscar winners. Will The King’s Speech …