Praise be to Krishna! Last night’s episode of Mad Men shone a light on the movement of the late 1960s, Hare Krishna. “Christmas Waltz” features the return of Michael Gladis as Paul Kinsley, the man for whom all fads become fashion. As the season creeps to a close, will fans finally get what they really want?
Check out our full review below…
Sunday’s episode of Mad Men, entitled “Dark Shadows,” featured many quarrels; some fleeting and a few that will shape the rest of the season. As Don regained his footing in the workplace, a glimpse of his vintage, brooding self came out of hiding. Hello old friend, you have been missed.
Check out our full review below…
Happiness is fleeting and disappointment reigned in last night’s episode of Mad Men. “Lady Lazarus” features a stunning performance by guest star Alexis Bledel as an unhappy housewife. Megan gives in to her heart’s desire as Pete digs himself into a deeper hole. Also, Peggy wrestles with a secret.
Check out our full review below…
Continue Reading
As one character rose from the bowels of discontent, two more lined up to take his place on last night’s episode of Mad Men. “At the Codfish Ball” features the return of Sally Draper, and a visit from Megan’s parents. Wherever the in-laws go, conflict is sure to follow.
Check out our full review below…
Continue Reading
After the high drama of “Mystery Date,” Mad Men keeps the heat on with “Signal 30.” Desperate for new clients, Lane tries to secure Jaguar, via an acquaintance of his. Pete’s unhappiness with his life and marriage takes a turn for the worse, while power struggles at SDCP come to a head.
Get ready for Drive. The modern 80′s-esq, dramatic, action film about a driver who knows how to do one thing damn well. From the unique characters, to the stellar performances across the board, this risky film sets its unique tone from the start and carries it through to the bitter end. With its risky style of shooting, to the willfully strong perspective of the director, this film is one to see and one that will surely win awards in the coming months. There’s no doubt that this is your best pick for the weekend, possibly the year…
We catch a lot of entertainment news here at ScreenCrave, but sometimes a few bits and pieces can fall between the cracks—which is why we’ve gathered together a few loose strands of recent casting news for you. From Christina Hendricks’ new role as Brendan Fraser’s spurned wife to the new Silent Hill: Revelation 3D (sigh) cast to the new roles for J.K. Simmons and Michelle Rodriguez, it’s been a busy week thus far:
We’ve been hearing Wonder Woman rumors for some time now. McG was reported to be fighting for the job, BUT, then they pulled the rug out from under us and said it would be a TV show again headed by producer David E. Kelley from “Ally McBeal” and “The Practice.” Though no one seems to have paid too much attention to that.
In a world of super-hero movies it’s about time we get some more female power with one of the most celebrated, sexy female superheros! But who would be the lucky lady?
This weekend Katherine Heigl adds another notch to her romantic comedy belt – and, shockingly, people (chicks) over the age of 16 might actually enjoy it. Life As We Know It, also starring Josh Duhamel, follows the disaster of two single adults becoming guardians to the daughter of their mutual, recently deceased best friends. The Warner Bros. release is directed by Greg Berlanti and opens in theaters nationwide this Friday.
Check out the review below…
