credit: anoopdesai.com Finally, life has let up enough for me to get to the review of Anoop Desai’s “Zero.0″. So, without wasting any more time, let’s get to it! Synopsis (from Desai during one of his interviews with me): “It’s going to be three EP length projects all coming out this year. It really...
It’s two days later than I said it would be, but here’s the review of Sunday in New York. The film, written by Norman Krasna (adpated from his Broadway play), stars Jane Fonda early in her career as a film star. In the film, she plays Eileen Tyler, a 22-year-old girl who is frustrated...
Boomerang is probably one of my favorite guilty pleasure movies. Of course, when it came out, 1992, it wasn’t a guilty pleasure; it was box office gold. But if we’re looking back on it in terms of nostalgic fondness, it has all of the hallmarks of a great guilty pleasure movie: 1) representing a fetishistic version...
By LM Preston from www.lmpreston.com and http://lmpreston.blogspot.com I scooped this from fandango.com:Tron: Legacy: An IMAX 3D Experience is THE BEST!! (my opinion) Runtime:2 hr. 7 min. PGSequences of sci-fi action violence and brief mild language. “Tron: Legacy” is a 3D high-tech adventure set in a digital world that’s unlike anything ever captured on the big...
Finally, the long-awaited Archie Marries… review! I won’t write anything that’ll spoil what the review contains, so click the picture of the Archie Marries… hardback below to listen! (podcast is approx. 30 min.)
credit: Dreamworks It’s been a few hours since I’ve seen Megamind in theaters today, and I still feel warm and fuzzy. Maybe that’s due to the fact that I’m playing the soundtrack as I type this, but even without the soundtrack, the fuzziness would still be here. The film, which is about a supervillain...
I remember seeing Thundarr the Barbarian on Boomerang and never really got into it. I thought it was just some kind of odd Conan the Barbarian-esque cartoon. However, after receiving the set of the complete series–21 episodes in all–I have found that I completely misjudged it. The show centered around the title character and...
(credit: Warner Bros.) Back when I was a little kid, I watched a few episodes of Night Court, not realizing what I was watching or why people were laughing. But, even without knowing the jist of the jokes, I still liked it. I’ve recently received the entire fourth season; I requested it for the...
It seems like I’ve been talking about this forever! For months! What with the first introduction of Kevin, my analysis of sexuality and how it relates to Archie Comics, tackling how to write Jughead in this post-openly-gay Archie world, even a preview of my review! And now it’s finally here! What can I say...
What an egregious oversight; I don’t have anything about one of the biggest shake-ups in Archie history–Life with Archie. Anyway, I’m aiming to fix some of this error by talking about it, or, at least, what I know about it. From what I have gathered, the biggest news is not the soap-operatic style (the...
I didn’t review this show when it first came on, mostly because I was perplexed by it. It was a good perplexity, but still, I wasn’t sure how to take the revamping of the tried-and-true (at least most of the time) setup of Scooby-Doo. I may be a long-time Scooby-Doo fan, but I did...
Dr. Zhivago was released on iTunes, Amazon on Demand, DVD and Blu-Ray today, and thanks to Warner Bros., I got to be one of the first to download the film. Download of the film was relatively easy; you have to make sure to click the correct version of Windows or Mac, and then follow...
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