[rating=3.00] It just wouldn’t be the summer movie season without a disaster movie, would it? There’s something about the blockbuster months that inspires the teeming masses to show up to
[rating=5.00] “Wedding Videography” We get a little change-up in season six’s penultimate episode. Abed is doing freelance work in Jeff’s classroom with a handheld camera, which is the conceit with which
[rating=7.00] Picking up right where we left last week, the guys have nothing left to do but fight their way to the top. With Nucleus floundering and End Frame dominating
[rating=7.00] “The Gift” While there were several pieces moving and one rather surprising twist at the end, it’s the world the show encompasses–particularly the early half focusing entirely on The North—that
We might risk the journey to shed our baggage, but we’ll simply just gain new baggage along the way.
[rating=5.00] Tomorrowland feels less like a cohesive movie than it does a mish mash of decent ideas desperately in search of a story. Wild and fun concepts are thrown into
[rating=3.00] It’s heartening to know that movies today still have the ability to meet or exceed one’s expectations. I expected Poltergeist to be a terrible movie, and it did not
[rating=6.00] It finally happened. The highly anticipated Community paintball episode hit Yahoo, and it was fun…ish. The start of the episode was great, a parking lot stand-off scene between Starburns
[rating=7.00] “Homicide” This week, Pied Piper almost manages to pull off a victory, but in the process learns that their streaming platform is indeed in great working order. Gavin on the
[rating=3.00] “Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken” There are moments of significance to be had in the sixth episode of Game of Thrones’ fifth season, though it’s mostly due to the longevity of show’s
