Film Reel Friday: Definitely, Maybe

The final movie in the Rom-Com July edition of Film Reel Friday.

Film Reel Friday: Crazy, Stupid, Love

The fourth movie in a month-long series discussing rom-coms that have the highest rate of rewatchability. Last Week: Hitch. The waning days of July bring the penultimate movie of this series: the over-the-top, entangled love saga that stays true to its title. It’s also the movie that launched the Ryan Gosling/Emma Stone connection, a precursor

Film Reel Friday: Hitch

Rom-Com July continues with a light-hearted favorite: Hitch.

Film Reel Friday: The Five-Year Engagement

The second movie in a month-long series on romantic comedies.

Film Reel Friday: No Strings Attached

A month-long series looking back at rom-coms that are fun to rewatch.

Lost Characters: The Definitive Ranking

The Lost rewatch features come to an end with this comprehensive analysis of the best and worst people on the show. If you missed it, and have some clogged tear ducts, here is the list of the five most heart-wrenching moments on the show. The characters on Lost were all flawed, it was revealed to

They Had to Go Back

Ten years after Lost ended, and after re-watching it for the first time, I’m taking a look back at the moments and people that made the show great. Today, it’s a look at legitimate tearjerker moments. Previously: an overarching review of the show. There were a rich array of personalities on Lost and as characters

Lost Revisited

It has been ten years since the Lost series finale aired and even though it is one of my top five favorite shows I had never considered re-watching it until now. My initial reaction mirrored much of the vitriol that existed in the immediate aftermath of the finale when it seemed no payoff came to

Film Reel Friday: The Prestige

Our recurring series focusing on TV shows and movies that were underappreciated in their time or cancelled too soon. Last Week: Zoolander. One of the early offerings in the decade plus of Christopher Nolan’s ascent to the upper echelon of dramatic filmmakers, The Prestige exists in the forgotten consciousness of most people when they think

Film Reel Friday: Zoolander

Our recurring series focusing on TV shows and movies that were underappreciated in their time or cancelled too soon. Last Week: Heavyweights. Consider this the Ben Stiller series (with another one coming next week) of Film Reel Friday, whether that means his movies are wholly unmemorable or he has made a lot of similarly decent