Time for the July album releases ( Read more... )

Due to laziness, I ave not kept this updated! So here goes ( Read more... )

The Crazies - (A-): Tale about a small town that goes into instant chaos after a strange chemical leaks into the water supply and turns it's citizens into crazed killers. Story follows the town sheriff and his wife as they try to escape the town as it's over run with crazies, and the government who has come in and is killing everything in sight. ( Read more... )

Toy Story 3: (A+) - As expected, this is by far the best film of the summer as of now. Pixar caps off the Toy Story characters with a hilarious, touching, engaging, often intense and truly bittersweet finale. The ending will definitely bring up tears, but it couldn't have ended better. The brilliance of Pixar is they take into account the people ( Read more... )

There is a massive problem that plagues the movies of this summer. Only ONE movie I have seen this summer warrants a purchase. That would be Iron Man 2, and that's only for collections sake. Iron Man 2 must also be counted as a below par movie. Not that it was bad! It wasn't! It's been the best thing I have seen so far this summer. But at the end ( Read more... )

The A-Team (B): Plotless, brainless, completely devoid of logic or reality, and fully embracing of it's own nonsense, The A-Team is one of those movies that doesn't give a shit. It's just there to be ridiculous and brainlessly entertaining for 2 hours of your life. It asks nothing of you and gives you nothing in return except pure escapism. The ( Read more... )

Robin Hood - (B+): Director Ridley Scott's new take on a very familiar legend. Except this doesn't take place during the time where Robin Hood was actually Robin Hood. This film is about the events that led Robin Hood into becoming the Robin Hood of legend. A prequel story. The main basic problem with this movie is that feels kind of pointless. It ( Read more... )

Here is this month's round up in new music ( Read more... )

You something keeps bugging me ( Read more... )

Lost wasn't the only thing ending this week. 24 reached it's finale episode, after 8 long seasons. And unlike Lost, which strung it's viewers along for 6 seasons only to answer absolutely none of the mysteries it set up in favor of a cop out emotional final shot stuffed with religious allegory, 24 decided to go out with a brief tribute to it's hero ( Read more... )