A Good Person Wouldn't Be Here Right Now
A great table-setter for next week's finale, with some of the best scenes of the series to date.
"Boardwalk Empire" 1x11: "Paris Green"
(And, as usual, my weekly news round-up.)
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A great table-setter for next week's finale, with some of the best scenes of the series to date.
"Boardwalk Empire" 1x11: "Paris Green"
(And, as usual, my weekly news round-up.)
Another solid episode, with great performances by Jack Huston and Michael Stuhlbarg in particular. Hard to believe there are only two left this season.
"Boardwalk Empire" 1x10: "The Emerald City"
(And here's my weekly news round-up.)
Another fantastic episode. There were some bumpier patches earlier in the season, but the show's on fire right now.
I get into more detail in the blog, but the bottom line: "Boardwalk Empire" is still a fantastic show. Best new drama of the year, hands down. Consistently exceptional.
"Boardwalk Empire" 1x9: "Belle Femme"
(Here's my weekly news round-up.)
A perfect episode, packed with humor and great character moments. Easily one of the series' best. Twenty-two minutes of pure joy.
Another enthralling episode:
"Boardwalk Empire" 1x8: "Hold Me in Paradise"
(And here's my week in review column, too.)
If you've ever wondered if it's possible to make a boring movie about an executive-level cover-up and foreign war, wonder no more.
Last night's "Community," if not a classic, was still pretty solid.
Over at the Houston Press, I've got a list of inspiring political movies for when you're feeling hopeful and unironic. Check it out.
Top Five: Inspiring Political Movies for the Sappy Dreamer in All of Us
You know all this already: "Boardwalk Empire" is very good, etc.
"Boardwalk Empire" 1x7: "Home"
Here's my weekly round-up, in which I talk about "The Walking Dead," the Rally for Sanity, and Newsies. Trust me.
For more about the ways we are always battling the demons of our past, here's one D'Angelo Barksdale:
"The critic is the only independent source of information. The rest is advertising."
— Pauline Kael
"Film lovers are sick people."
— Francois Truffaut
"Let others praise ancient times, I am glad I was born in these."
— Ovid