Philly Film Festival Review: “The Last Five Years”
Anna Kendrick and Jeremy Jordan star in “The Last Five Years,” a sometimes shaky but honest musical whirlwind that takes the audience through the tears and triumphs of a five year relationship.
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Anna Kendrick and Jeremy Jordan star in “The Last Five Years,” a sometimes shaky but honest musical whirlwind that takes the audience through the tears and triumphs of a five year relationship.
Taking a page out of Beyonce’s book, Childish Gambino dropped a new mixtape and EP out of nowhere, much to the surprise and the pleasure of his fans. The mixtape “STN MTN” and the EP “Kauai” sound very different from each other, but are connected thematically. “STN MTN” is not as conventionally radio friendly, feels more stripped down and features many shoutouts to Atlanta and the South. Kauai delivers with island beats and smart verses, especially on the standout “Sober.” Once again Bino shows his versatility as an artist and includes several well–placed collaborations (plus a bizarre few appearances from Jaden Smith). It’s a bit of a new sound, but recommended both for any longtime Donald Glover/Childish Gambino fan and for new listeners on the lookout for something fresh.
1. More Flashbacks!
“How to Get Away with Murder” takes place at the law school of a prestigious, private Philadelphia university (sound familiar?) and focuses on a criminal law course taught by Viola Davis’ Annalise Keating. If murder, cover–ups and questionably legal behavior make you uncomfortable, this may not be the show for you. Luckily for Shonda Rhimes, her juicy dramas more often than not leave viewers on the edge of their seats, and “How To Get Away With Murder” is no exception. However, I am sad to add, “Murder” is definitely no “Scandal.” (**hyperlink to Scandal recap here?)
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