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Edge of Tomorrow is a lot like a video game, and this is the first movie for which that is a compliment. I’m not the first critic to make this observation, but I still feel compelled to mention it, because it is an observation that ought to be repeated. Tom Cruise plays Major William Cage, who is...

The 2014 Emmy ballot is out. Before I post my nomination wish lists (and possibly predictions), here are my thoughts on some oddities and other points of interest: -Mads Mikkelsen submitted as Lead for Hannibal after submitting as Supporting last year. An argument could have been made either way for Season 1, but in Season 2 he was...

Earlier in the week fans were treated to their first look at Dumb and Dumber To, starring Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels. The pair appeared on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon and then on TODAY as Harry and Lloyd with the Mutt Cutts van at Rockefeller Plaza. Below are a few introductory images from the movie...

TORRANCE, Calif. (June 9, 2014) — The U.S. Open Championships repeatedly produce some of the best moments in golf history and this year should be no different. For the first time, the world’s best male and female golfers will compete in back-to-back championships on the same course at Pinehurst Resort & Country Club in the Village of Pinehurst, NC,...

American Dad Season 10 Analysis: American Dad is getting to the point in its run when it is starting to repeat itself a little too often, but it still has enough awesome episodes every year to make you realize there is nothing else quite like it on television. Best American Dad Season 10 Episode:“Familyland” Nearly 50 years after his death, Walt...

When you look back at major changes in performance, it’s easy for things to get muddled together.  There are a few things that stand out vividly in our mind such as dual and quad cores, PCI-Express, and Solid State Drives.  Computers are certainly getting faster and some standardized interfaces are finally struggling to keep up.  Higher end SSDs can...

My apologies for such a late, and what may likely be a short, Game of Thrones post. But man, while this was a very well done episode, it was also a brutal, difficult episode to watch. I remembered the fight between Oberyn and Ser Gregor in the book, and I remembered its outcome. It was a disappointing result, mostly...

It doesn’t take much time to elapse on the calendar for me to start putting together lists of the best television of the year in my head, and apparently I’m not the only one. So I now feel compelled to unspool from my brain a preliminary list of the best of 2014. There are plenty of shows...

Mikey Wax’s eponymous sixth CD (by my estimate, from Wikipedia and mikeywax.com ) is the work of a seasoned writer/vocalist/keyboardist, issuing a dozen perfectly crafted songs – both musically and lyrically – embellished by top notch production from Scott Cash and Ed Cash.  With all the music invading my P.O. box this particular disc has remained in the players at...

Review Season 1 Analysis: A critical analysis of “life itself” may sound like the most simplistic and gimmicky concept ever, but the first season of Review examined this idea to its furthest absurd and logical conclusions, making it a genuine examination of what it means to live. The unbridled curiosity of Andy Daly’s performance made for a star-making...