Here it is, the single greatest Christmas movie of all time, no joke, no doubt, no question, it’s Die Hard. And before any quibbling begins, can we agree, in general, that it’s a good movie. Seriously. Step back from the… Read More ›
Month: November 2006
This Week’s Enemies List
I don’t get it. I really, really don’t. Am I the only one? I can’t be the only one. I sit in front of my television for hours on end every single week. And I am becoming so disenchanted. From… Read More ›
It’s Enough to Kill the Holiday Spirit in us All.
It’s the Christmas season. The air of charity surrounds us. Peace on Earth, goodwill to man, crass commercializations, and blatant cash-ins. Can you smell the figgy pudding? Do you hear what I hear? Do you wish that stink and noise… Read More ›
James Bond and Philosophy – not to be too Philosophical, but do we not Fact Check Anymore?
However silly one may think the movies are, however pedantic one may find the books about them, however unworthy of academic study either of these may be, it is undeniable that there is a lot of content to chew through. It… Read More ›
Could Anyone be Sick & Tired of Wanda Sykes?
Wanda Sykes is a funny woman. From her turns in Curb Your Enthusiasm to Clerks II, from Wanda at Large to The New Adventures of Old Christine, she has consistently and constantly exhibited a singular style of humor that keeps… Read More ›
A Juicy Idea (of the O.J. Variety), Part II
I hope you’re happy. Now you’ve done it, you’re helping destroy the world. The sad thing is, you’re proud of it. You’ve complained, and complained, and complained, and the powers that be have heard you. They’re pulling the O.J. special…. Read More ›
It’s Just Like Real Nova but With Only Half the Fat!
The second episode that this reviewer has seen of Nova scienceNOW is much in the same vein as the first. In this case the specific stories interested me far more, but it still feels as though it is trying to… Read More ›
Caesar IV – No, it Isn’t Getting An Infusion of Blood, but it Could use Something
All hail Caesar? I’d certainly give him a “hi” or a “howdy,” maybe even a big old wave or a handshake, but I don’t think I’ll be hailing him anytime soon. Sure, the game is absolutely great in concept and… Read More ›
A Juicy Idea (of the O.J. Variety)
Usually, I rant. Sometime I rave, but often I rant. Today it’s a little bit of each. Have you seen this report from Zap2it? WHAT?!?! Really!?! O.J.’s actually going to do this? He’s truly going to sit down in front of… Read More ›
We Are SO Not Amused
Maybe this is too strong, but I don’t think so: I’m amazed and disgusted. The very notion that such a television program could air in this day and age puzzles me and offends my sensibilities. Imagine for a moment a television… Read More ›
It May Weigh 3 Lbs., but at Least it’s not Steaming
Here’s the setup: An old, extremely poor hospital is kept afloat by the department of one doctor, a neurosurgeon. The fact that he’s able to keep the entire place afloat and is absolutely brilliant allows him to be a complete… Read More ›
Used to be Friends? No, Veronica Mars Let’s Always Be Friends!
All together now: a long time ago we used to be friends, but I haven’t thought of you lately at all. Come on now sugar, bring it on, bring it on, yeah, just remember me when we used to be… Read More ›
I Like to Move it, Move it
Here’s the thing: if you have a child you more than likely know what Baby Einstein is, and the odds are better than good that you own at least one (or if you’re like me, 21) Baby Einstein DVD. The… Read More ›
I Won’t Say it Rocks, but 30 Rock is Pretty Solid
There I was last night watching 30 Rock, and I came to a horrible, horrible realization: I used to be a tool. Some out there would quibble with the “used to be” bit, but I’m sticking by it. You see,… Read More ›
And You’re Not Watching Kidnapped Why?
This is going to be a tough sell, I know that before I begin, but I think it important. It is the rule, not the exception, that once a television show has been given its walking papers viewership does not dramatically… Read More ›