The $750 Gaming PC build is back. By popular demand, this variant adds an array of improvements for people who don’t need to purchase another copy of Windows. Blu-Ray, 120GB SSD, and modular power supply
Rent It The Movie: Talk about non-truth in advertising. When the advance trailer for Upside Down first turned up online, its parade of eye-popping imagery promised a moody and enigmatic, Inception -like immersive experience. While there was a lot of potential in this tale of young lovers separated by planets having opposing gravity pulls, the facile romance at the film’s core brings to mind the …
Sofia Coppola was on a plane when she read the Vanity Fair article “The Suspect Wore Louboutins,” about a gang of teenagers from the San Fernando Valley who went around burglarizing the homes of celebs – Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohan, Orlando Bloom.
Unflinching and searing in its brutal honesty, “The Squid and The Whale” is a story of divorce told through the eyes of the two children as their parents grope about in uncharted territory.
Music DVD+CD Review: Various Artists – “Woody Guthrie at 100! Live at the Kennedy Center” Seattle Post-Intelligencer Copyright 2013 Seattle Post-Intelligencer. All rights reserved
The much-loved film critics are taking a break, with two big personalities tipped to take their chairs.
Highly Recommended THE FILM Please Note: The images used here are stills provided by Music Box Films and are not taken from the current Blu-ray edition under review. It’s always troubling to ponder, the way that the time, place, and culture in which one is born and raised can so easily slot you onto the wrong side of history. How sure can any of us be that we would’ve been in the tiny minority …
The most endearing film you will ever see in which the hero munches the brains of the heroine’s boyfriend, this zom-rom-com stars Nicholas ( About a Boy ) Hoult as a zombie in a post-apocalyptic America who falls in love with a living, breathing girl (Teresa Palmer). Â Â Â Â
Judd Apatow’s “sort-of sequel” to Knocked Up revisits the married couple played by Paul Rudd and Leslie Mann, now found to be suffering a mid-life crisis – although it’s only a crisis if you’re used to the sort of moneyed Californian privilege that Apatow enjoys.    Â