Film & TV
HOMELAND RECAP: "Tin Man is Down"
Sit down, have some tiramisu!
Breaking Bad Live Tweet
Join Street Eds in live–tweeting Breaking Bad tonight at 9 PM, using the hashtag #streetbad.
PARKS & RECREATION RECAP: "London"
Highlights from the series’ hour-long sixth–season premiere.
HIMYM Recap: "The Locket"
The ninth and final season of “How I Met Your Mother” premiered with the hour-long episode, “The Locket,” which starts 55 hours before the wedding.
Trailer of the Week: "Robocop"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=INmtQXUXez8&feature=youtu.be The trailer for the remake of the 1987 film “RoboCop” was released this week.
Review: "Rush"
“Rush,” Ron Howard’s gripping drama, recounts the true story of a near–deadly rivalry in the world of Formula 1 racing.
B–Roll: As Seen On TV
Or Why Infomercials Complete My Life
Review: "Don Jon"
Joseph Gordon–Levitt’s first (and, hopefully, not last) time writing, directing and starring in a feature is the story of Jon Martello (Gordon–Levitt), a materialistic partier whose obsession with internet porn has taken a toll on his sex life.
Netflix Pick of the Week: "Blue Valentine"
“Blue Valentine” considers love, but it doesn’t consider any of the normal tropes that are associated with the genre.
BREAKING BAD RECAP: "Granite State"
Absolute decay is both physical and moral. Taking us through each remaining character's rapid disintegration, “Granite State” emphasized this above all else.
Trailer of the Week: "Homefront"
The fast–paced trailer for the action movie “Homefront,” based on a novel by Chuck Logan and due in theaters Nov.
B Roll: Indeed, Big Brother is Watching
What happens when bad reality TV reveals uncomfortable truths about the state of America?
Netflix Pick of the Week: "What's Eating Gilbert Grape?"
Did you know that Leonardo DiCaprio and Johnny Depp were in a movie together? Or that Johnny Depp used to have long, ginger locks?
BREAKING BAD RECAP: "Ozymandias"
My name is Ozymandias, king of kings: Look on my works, ye Mighty, and despair!
Trailer of the Week: "Enough Said"
The clever trailer for Nicole Holofcener’s new movie "Enough Said" – about a middle-aged divorcée who begins dating a man she secretly discovers to be the disliked ex-husband ofher whiny new friend – turns an otherwise simple plot into a witty, wonderful observance ofthe natural awkwardness of relationships, romantic or otherwise. What We Love: The trailer reveals the film’s fundamental hook without eliminating interest over the outcome; Eva (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) meets her new friend Marianne (Catherine Keener) just seconds before she meets Albert (James Gandolfini - in one of his last roles), and the subsequent montage builds each relationship (a friendship between Eva and Marianne based on complaining about men, and an unlikely romance between Eva and Albert) in a neat trajectory full of cute, pithy moments.
What Television Show Are You Most Excited For This Fall?
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