With Tarantino’s love for all things exploitation, it was bound to happen that the good man was going to make a western. And that’s how come we’re watching Dr. King Schultz (Christoph Waltz) almost talking two slave drivers to death before simply shooting them during a nightly encounter at the beginning of the movie.
Wow, if you thought James Patterson’s books were formulaic, wait until you see “Alex Cross”! For those of you who don’t know the books… Alex Cross is Patterson’s protagonist, a psychologist/detective locking away the bad guys. He has been previously played by Morgan Freeman in “Kiss The Girls” and “Along Came A Spider”, two movies that deserve an Oscar compared to this dribble.
Season four of one of the best shows on TV starts off slowly with the various relationships between different characters being mended. Walt is trying to patch things up with his wife, son and partner in crime, Jesse. Meanwhile Jesse is trying to work things out with Gus, who has to be one of the most memorable quiet villains ever on TV. And then there’s Hank and Marie who have their own set of problems to work through. So everyone’s trying to patch things up and like we all know, that takes time.
Who doesn’t love Breaking Bad? If you don’t, click on the little x on the top of the screen and never visit this site again. You are not welcome here. I mean, what’s not to love about Walter White, the chemistry teacher who gets in the meth business along with a shady ex-student of his after he gets diagnosed with terminal lung cancer?
Franklin Franklin (Matt Lucas) is a gnarly looking dude who likes to play the alphorn while he dreams of Switzerland. His neighbours are equally weird: there’s a pothead (Johnny Knoxville) , an old guy who watches everyone like a hawk (James Caan) and across the street there’s a mother with her teenage daughter that Franklin likes to watch while playing with his other alphorn. Oh yeah, he has a brother that sends him his nail clippings. And oh yeah, there’s some kind of mental health guru in it as well who’s played by Dolph Lundgren. I kid you not.
Johnny Marr is best known as the guitarist for bands like The The, Modest Mouse, The Cribs and of course, The Smiths.
Here’s an album that already came out a while ago… “Waking Season” is Caspian’s third album and the first post-rock release in quite some time that actually did anything for me.
Axis Of is an Irish band that gets to call Belfast home and in their hometown they have apparently built up quite the reputation for their frenetic live shows that should be the stuff legends are m
In a time where bands seemingly always play post-something or where the first half of a review consists of summing up all the different styles a band mixed together, it’s almost refreshing to be ab
I read On And On first but apparently this Chicago and Minneapolis based outfit is called On An On.
