There really were Two and a Half Men

Turns out that show really did have Two and a Half Men. As much as I dislike the little pudgy kid who just kept getting pudgier over the years, it’s Charlie Sheen who turned out to be a half a man in the end. His recent comments on Alex Jones show got the entire show [...]

[ More ] February 25th, 2011 | View Comments | Posted in Comedy, Television |

Outguess Ebert Oscar Contest

The Annual ‘Outguess Ebert’s Oscar Predictions’ contest is finally going global. It used to be for USA citizens only, but with the help of mubi.com, a phenomenal online cinema portal, Ebert is inviting anyone to participate. Just pick the films/actors/directors YOU THINK will win the awards next weekend, and if your choices are more accurate [...]

[ More ] February 20th, 2011 | View Comments | Posted in Events, Movies |

October premiere dates – South Park, Graham Norton

Yes, September definitely flew by too quickly. And we’ve only seen a fraction of premieres so far. Much more to come. Iconoclasts, CSI Miami (new glasses, I hear), South Park, Bounty Hunter, Caprica, Lie to Me. Oh, I can’t wait to Catch up with Cold Blood, Dirty Jobs, Storm chasers, and the new shows. Check [...]

[ More ] October 1st, 2010 | View Comments | Posted in Television |

Greg Giraldo – RIP, you funny bastard

If you followed the news, Greg Giraldo overdosed last weekend, and has been in a New Jersey hospital since then. Earlier today, a tweet from Jim Norton informed us that Greg has died. Not a joke, not another black humour stab, this one was sadly for real. It immediately got confirmed, and the condolences have [...]

[ More ] September 29th, 2010 | View Comments | Posted in Comedy, Events, Television |

Roger Ebert presents At the Movies – coming in January 2011

The show that spanned over three decades is back. The show that got me (and a big chunk of my family) hooked on movies, er, on films – is heading back to television. We’re willing to forgive ABC and Disney the last few years of less-than-stellar reviews (and hosts), along with terrible past-midnight timeslots. We’re [...]

[ More ] September 10th, 2010 | View Comments | Posted in Movies, Television |

2010 Emmy Award Winners – Mad, Modern, Gleeful

Here’s an incomplete list of Sunday night winners of the 62nd Emmy Awards. A lot of new shows got the prize, a lot of regulars/favorites are walking away empty-handed. The time is right for new kids to get the spotlight – Glee, Mad Men (ok, they have been noticed before), Breaking Bad, The Pacific, The [...]

[ More ] August 30th, 2010 | View Comments | Posted in Movies, Television |

Bunny and the Bull (2009) – a low-budget gem from TIFF09

This quiet little gem of a movie came out of nowhere last year at Toronto Film Fest, and we really hoped it would pick up. Sadly, almost a year later, it’s gone through a handful of European film fests, and disappeared. Too bad. Bunny and the Bull really deserves to be watched, in small groups [...]

[ More ] August 20th, 2010 | View Comments | Posted in Movies, TIFF |

The Losers (2010) – in your face, over the top

As long as there are comic books that haven’t been adapted (or adapted successfully) to big screen, we’ll be regularly  assaulted with over-the-top, self-aware, tongue-in-cheek, archetypal, good vs. evil, paper-thin stories. Most of comic book culture revolves around fallen heroes, and every once in a while a movie is made that perfectly translates that comic [...]

[ More ] August 14th, 2010 | View Comments | Posted in Movies |

August TV premiere dates – Weeds, Ghosts, Shatner, Pitchman

I recently re-discovered IT Crowd, suddenly the show is making more sense than before. I’m also really enjoying Criss Angel’s Mindfreak, but probably for the wrong reasons. Still, the next few weeks will get you Shatner, Man vs. Wild, Ghost Hunters, Weeds, and Pitchman. All worthy shows, especially Weeds – I wonder how the season [...]

[ More ] August 3rd, 2010 | View Comments | Posted in Television |

Inception (2010) – a new frontier in filmmaking

Here’s a great infographic for Inception that actually manages to explain the movie’s multiple layers. It does so visually, and with a geometrically impossible object – which is the in-joke, of course. The film spends so much time establishing the rules of its universe, as it begins to observe some characters break those rules, the [...]

[ More ] July 27th, 2010 | View Comments | Posted in Movies |

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