Monthly Archives: February 2015

As a kid I watched the movie Fern Gully on repeat, yet as I grew older its’ vibrant fairy tale disintegrated in to a memory of weird bats and rain forests.  I had almost forgotten it until I heard something … Continue reading →

Tonight, after being in the sunday slump of trying to catch up on work and prepare for the week, I was in need of a feel-good movie. My roommate suggested The Kings of Summer, a coming-of-age film that turned out … Continue reading →

This past week, I watched the 30-for-30 documentary “The Two Escobars.”  This is an excellent documentary that delves into the connection between the Colombian soccer team and the socio-economic issues of Colombia during the “cocaine era.”  The main storyline follows both the … Continue reading →

The past year I, along with millions of others, have become enamored with Mindy Kaling. Her quirky book, her hysterical television show, and her mesmerizing Instagram keep me entertained for hours upon end. This past week, on The Mindy Project, viewers were … Continue reading →

Megan Keiffer Soundtracks have the power to make or break a film, to illustrate time, character, and manipulate the mood of audiences.  The perfect song can make a decent scene iconic, while the wrong song can jerk the audience from … Continue reading →

Last weekend I saw the heavily discussed film “Nightcrawler.” I had heard a lot of great reviews concerning Jake Gyllenhaal’s performance as well as the subject matter of media broadcasting which the film examines. Then this past week the world was … Continue reading →

Tommy Super I have not even finished the Sopranos series, but I am already in love with the show. I am on the second half of season 4 and the show just keeps getting better. I could go on for … Continue reading →