Tag: Film & Television

The queen of camp Mae West once said, “when I’m good, I’m very good, but when I’m bad, I’m better.” Camp itself, the “so bad it’s good” quality that’s made …

The Fighter, like most inspirational sports movies, is the kind of film where you know the ending before it starts. It boils down purely to how director David O. Russell executes a familiar story, and in this case, the execution is top notch. Were it anything less it would’ve felt routine, but its performances and direction save the film from being generic and turn it into something quite exceptional.

I’ve been a Focker fan for a while now. I’ve seen Meet the Parents and Meet the Fockers many times, and they never get old. I have even been caught …

Last night’s Top Chef took place at the U.S. Open. The Chefs played a game of “Culinary Tennis,” which resulted in technicalities on both sides, but still gave a nice amount of drama, and some very nice looking food.

This week’s Top Chef All Stars got right into the action–barely any recap of last time, no intro, and no scenes of the chefs getting ready in morning. Instead, they …

Recap of Glee episodes 7-10

SPOLIER ALERT! This week’s episode of Top Chef found the chefs spending the night in the Museum of Natural History. Some freaked out, some broke down, and a dinosaur-themed challenge ensued.

Darren Aronofsky’s newest film is a twisting, hellish descent into the repressed and splintering mind of young ballerina Nina Sayers (Natalie Portman), a bold attempt to make art out of horror while making horror out of art.