My homie, Wikipedia, told me that the show, Firefly, was named this because the ship is what they call, “firefly-class.” This means that it’s a small transport ship. So far, I’ve only seen one episode, but I think I will watch more because I’m pretty curious to see where they’re going with this. I was…
First aired February 17th, 2014. The CW has taken the “star-crossed lovers” angle and spun it with an intergalactic twist in its latest drama, Star-Crossed. Instead of being separated by feuding families, this modern day Romeo and Juliet are on opposing sides of an alien-human war. Aliens have landed on Earth looking for refuge and peace…
SPOILER ALERT: I WILL SPOIL YOUR SOUL AWAY IF YOU LET ME. I WILL RUIN YOUR LIFE. IF YOU ARE NOT CAUGHT UP—RUN. This entire episode had me screaming at my TV and throwing Cheetos and sobbing. I don’t even know where to start, but I will just say this first: do not go on Tumblr….
Okay everyone, this is it, the one we’ve all been waiting for. I remember when the first Iron Man‘s credits finished rolling and I thought, Okay, maybe there’ll be something good here. The movie was fantastic, but I just feel like there’s one last thing that I need to—HOLY $%&#ing $#!& on a $%$#$%&#ing Krispy Kreme…
First aired June 24th, 2013. People who live in small towns often have a fear of becoming trapped there for the rest of their lives. The residents of Chester’s Mill are condemned to rural life when a nearly invisible dome smashes down (slicing a cow in half in the process) and cuts them off from…
SPOILER ALERT: I WILL SPOIL YOUR SOUL AWAY IF YOU LET ME. I WILL RUIN YOUR LIFE. IF YOU ARE NOT CAUGHT UP?RUN. So, clearly I must have been under some kind of weird coma for the last couple months because that is the only reason that could explain how four entire episodes of Lost…
Starring: Gong Hyo-Jin as Tae Gong-Sil, So Ji-Sub as Joo Joong-Won, Seo In-Guk as Kang Woo, and Kim Yoo-Ri as Tae Yi-Ryung In 2013, the infamous Hong sisters shocked and delighted K-Drama fans when their co-written hit series, Master’s Sun, aired on SBS. The story centers on Tae Gong-Sil (meaning “sun” in Korean), a young…
I recently watched Peter Hyam’s End of Days (1999). If you have not seen it, you now have homework. It stars Arnold Schwarzenegger, so what does that tells us kids? Guns. Explosions. Him saving someone. I’ve never been an action kind of girl, but for some reason, good ol’ Schwarzy has been a staple in…
The 4400: The New and Improved Carl Morrissey (aired on July 18th, 2004). Directed by Helen Shaver. Written by Scott Peters, Renè Echevarria and Ira Steven Behr. Starring: Joel Gretsch, Jacqueline McKenzie, Mahershalalhashbaz Ali, Laura Allen, Patrick John Flueger, Conchita Campbell and Peter Coyote. Guest Starring: David Eigenberg, Richard Kahan and Kathleen Wilhoite. Sharing quite…
The 4400: Pilot (aired on July 11th, 2004). Directed by Yves Simoneau. Written by Scott Peters and Renè Echevarria. Starring: Joel Gretsch, Jacqueline McKenzie, Mahershalalhashbaz Ali, Laura Allen, Patrick John Flueger, Conchita Campbell and Peter Coyote. Guest Starring: Michael Moriarty. A giant blue ball of light, originally thought to be a comet, suddenly crash-lands at…
The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones (2013), directed by Harald Zwart, based on the novel by Cassandra Clare. 130 minutes. Starring Lily Collins, Jamie Campbell Bower, Robert Sheehan, Lena Headey, Aiden Turner and Jonathan Rhys Meyers. Being a long-time, avid fan of New York Times Best Selling Author Cassandra Clare’s The Mortal Instruments book series meant that…
I’ve talked a lot about the Ender’s Game film adaptation. I’ve also compared it often to the book it’s based on. However, I haven’t discussed the novel in detail yet. I’ve decided now is the time for me to do so. Unfortunately, for those who haven’t read it, you should know I’m doing this solely for…
