Newer Trailers for y'all to enjoy! X-MEN: Days of Future Past; Saving Mr. Banks; Robocop; The Day of
the Doctor; The Wolf of Wall Street; The Secret Life of Walter Mitty.
Tuesday, November 12, 2013
Monday, November 11, 2013
TYLER'S TV TEN: November 10th
Here are my top ten television shows for the week of November 3-9.
I'm sorry for not posting last week, I was watching too much Doctor Who to get around to other viewing. Also of note is my pick up of "Trophy Wife" to my www.episodecalendar.com viewing schedule. So far it is incredibly funny, particularly if you love Bradley Whitford as much as I do. As always, let me know if there is a show you feel I should be watching.
I'm sorry for not posting last week, I was watching too much Doctor Who to get around to other viewing. Also of note is my pick up of "Trophy Wife" to my www.episodecalendar.com viewing schedule. So far it is incredibly funny, particularly if you love Bradley Whitford as much as I do. As always, let me know if there is a show you feel I should be watching.
POP JOURNAL! THOR: THE DARK WORLD
Review: THOR: The Dark World (MOVIE / 2013)
The second "Marvel Phase 2" movie hit theaters this last weekend and like Iron Man 3 before it, we are treated to an amazingly fun film. Everything that you have come to expect from Marvel's films is here, and even though it met all of my expectations I was still surprised by what they were able to do.
Where I felt the first Thor did a serviceable job of introducing us to this unique universe, it was a very disjointed film. Like many sequels before it, The Dark World thrives on the fact that we do not have to have so many heavy handed moments of exposition to explain what's happening. Instead we are treated to a well paced, clever and much more technically sound movie (the increased budget is very noticeable). Even more surprising is the amount of laughs to be found in a movie called "The Dark World".
The second "Marvel Phase 2" movie hit theaters this last weekend and like Iron Man 3 before it, we are treated to an amazingly fun film. Everything that you have come to expect from Marvel's films is here, and even though it met all of my expectations I was still surprised by what they were able to do.
Where I felt the first Thor did a serviceable job of introducing us to this unique universe, it was a very disjointed film. Like many sequels before it, The Dark World thrives on the fact that we do not have to have so many heavy handed moments of exposition to explain what's happening. Instead we are treated to a well paced, clever and much more technically sound movie (the increased budget is very noticeable). Even more surprising is the amount of laughs to be found in a movie called "The Dark World".
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