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?
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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.
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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.
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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.
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The second episode of Mad Men’s fifth season aired last night, with Jon Hamm taking over as both director and lead actor. In a solid-to-occasionally-great episode, Season Five’s still-forming primary theme seems to be that of change—both the rampant social/political/cultural changes of the 1960s, and the inevitable changes (including death) brought on by aging—as Don is forced to be less than cool at a Rolling Stones concert while a now-obese Betty faces her own mortality. Check out our review of “Tea Leaves” below.
It seems like Nicolas Cage‘s celebrity lifestyle and personal problems with the IRS require him to act only in critically-thrashed, big-budget movies. Sure, every now and then he’ll pick a good project where 80s and 90s Nic Cage shines through; unfortunately, Seeking Justice isn’t one of those projects. But it’s not all bad. Helmed by director Roger Donaldson, Seeking Justice is the story of a tortured husband who avenges his wife’s rapist by hiring a clan of vigilantes. Donaldson, an action pro, distracts the audience with chase scenes and gun fights, and eventually delivers a somewhat entertaining action movie.
After a long and tedious wait, 20th Century Fox has released the trailer for their comic adaptation, X-Men: First Class. The film is directed by Matthew Vaughn, who was previously hired to helm X-Men: The Last Stand but had to back out for personal reasons. Five years after that travesty, he’s making it up to us by tackling the X-Men prequel, which focuses on the origins of the superhero team and their school. Check out the trailer…
We literally just posted a new high resolution photo from 20th Century Fox’s X-Men First Class, now several more images have surfaced on the net. In the first photo Kevin Bacon was missing in action, but the studio has corrected that wrong. He makes his grand debut in an image alongside January Jones‘ body-suit wearing Emma Frost. Check out Beast, Banshee, and Mystique below…
One of the many, and we do mean many stars of Matthew Vaughn’s upcoming film X-Men: First Class has decided to open up about the film. January Jones, who plays Emma Frost in the comic adaptation recently spoke with the Los Angeles Times about her latest role and the pressure that comes with playing such a risque character. Frost may have psychic powers but she’s not exactly known for her mind if you know what we mean. Find out what the actress revealed about the new vision for the character…
