As the series nears its close and Chuck (Zachary Levi) and Sarah (Yvonne Strahovski) look to the future it’s Morgan’s (Joshua Gomez) past which comes back to mess up their lives. Not only does he have to deal with than man Alex (Mekenna Melvin) was seeing during their break-up but he’s also confronted with an unsolved mission from his out-of-control Intersect days.
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Director Steven Soderbergh tries his hand at an action thriller involving a black ops super soldier (Gina Carano) out for revenge after she is betrayed and set up during a mission. Michael Angarano, Channing Tatum, Michael Douglas, Antonio Banderas, Ewan McGregor, and Michael Fassbender also star. Haywire opens in theaters on Friday.
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Sorry to start your week with such a downer, but this had to be shared. Excuse me for a minute as I have to go vomit and find a Republican to punch in the dick.
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Ricky Gervais returned to host the Golden Globes again Sunday night. The big winners of the night were The Descendants and The Artist taking home Best Picture Awards from Drama and Comedy respectively. Both films’ leading men took home awards for Best Actor as well. I was happy to see Michelle Williams take home Best Actress for Comedy for My Weekend with Marilyn. On the television side Homeland was a big winner taking home the award for Best Drama and a Best Actress Award for Claire Danes. And Modern Family was Awarded the Golden Globe for Best Comedy. You can see the complete list of winners here.
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Clones! A whole mess o’ Avengers! X-titles galore! Bat-madness! Yup, it’s the week in comics and you’re invited to sit in as Aaron, Alan, and Bobby valiantly work past a food coma to bring you the best of the week. Listen now! Before it’s too late!
note: Pardon goofy audio weirdness. I have no idea what Garageband was up to last night, nor why it can’t possibly output the audio to our headphones at the same quality it’s recording. Arglebargle.
Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 1:41:55 — 46.7MB)
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Did you ever wonder what it would be like if one of the most talented, likable thieves took on just one more job, one more gig to ensure the happiness of his family in his new life?
You probably have, because you’ve certainly seen a hundred movies about it by now. But it seems as though Mark Wahlberg missed all those matinees, so he asks the question with Contraband, in which he’s forced to return to his previous career as world-class smuggler to protect his hot wife’s brother safe from a wannabe druglord kingpin.
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The Iron Lady is as perplexing as it is forgettable. Coming off like a sanitized made-for-TV film that was given a bigger budget once it landed arguably the greatest living actress, the film is centered around some of the least important moments of one of the most important British politicians of the 20th Century. Like I said, perplexing.
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Back in May a little film starring a mostly female cast and led by Kristen Wiig hit theaters and became the unexpected breakout comedic hit of the summer. Marketed to audiences as a The Hangover for women, Bridesmaids won favor not just with critics but with movie goers who stuffed theaters for months ballooning the film’s total domestic box office to almost $170 million. What follows is a dissenting opinion.
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Ever wanted the James Bond theme to have words? Sure you have, but I bet you never thought they’d be anything like this! Caution: NSFW for language.
His Name Is James Bond via Topless Robot
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