Television Review: New Ground (Star Trek: The Next Generation, S5X10, 1992)
New Ground (S05E10) Airdate: 6 January 1992 Written by: Grant Rosenberg Directed by: Robert Scheerer Running Time: 46 minutes Throughout the decades of the Star Trek…
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Television Review: Dead Is Dead (Lost, S5X12, 2009)
Dead Is Dead (S5X12) Airdate: 8 April 2009 Written by: Brian K. Vaughan & Elisabeth Sarnoff Directed by: Stephen Williams Running Time: 42 minutes The television series…
Film Review: Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (1991)
(NOTE: Capsule version of the review is available here Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country occupies a singular…
Film Review: The Room (2003)
Cinephilia is a remarkably diverse phenomenon, encompassing a vast spectrum of cinematic appreciation that extends far beyond the standard canon of masterpieces. It reflects not…
Television Review: Whatever Happened, Happened (Lost, S5X11, 2007)
Whatever Happened, Happened (S5X11) Airdate: 1 April 2009 Written by: Carlton Cuse & Damon Lindelof Directed by: Bobby Roth Running Time: 42 minutes The episode titled…
Television Review: He's Our You (Lost, S5X10, 2009)
He's Our You (S5X10) Airdate: 25 March 2009 Written by: Edward Kitsis & Adam Horowitz Directed by: Greg Yaitanes Running Time: 42 minutes At the midpoint of its penultimate…
Television Review: A Matter of Time (Star Trek: The Next Generation, S5X09, 1991)
A Matter of Time (S05E09) Airdate: 18 November 1991 Written by: Rick Berman Directed by: Paul Lynch Running Time: 46 minutes In the aftermath of the grand, lore-defining…
Television Review: Namaste (Lost, S5X09, 2009)
Namaste (S5X09) Airdate: 18 March 2009 Written by: Paul Zbyszewski & Brian K. Vaughan Directed by: Jack Bender Running Time: 42 minutes The narrative arc of the fifth…
Television Review: LaFleur (Lost, S5X08, 2009)
LaFleur (S5X08) Airdate: 4 March 2009 Written by: Elisabteh Sarnoff & Kyle Pennington Directed by: Mark Goldman Running Time: 42 minutes It is no surprise that many…
Film Review: Cellular (2004)
Mobile telephony is today seen as a quintessential part of modern life, so ubiquitous that many forget that only a generation ago, such technology was new and exotic enough that…