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Movie Review: "The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian" (2008)

Movie Review: "The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian" (2008)

By Dave on May 20, 2008

This week Pop Critics welcomes Dave to the fold. Dave does such a great job over at Dave’s Movie Reviews that we actually asked him if he’d like to contribute. We’re lucky to have him. For past reviews be sure to check out his site. For future reviews check him out right here at Pop [...] Continue →

Posted in Movies | Tagged Action, Ben Barnes, blood, Christopher Markus, directing, Director, emotion, Epic, extinction, Fantasy, heir, Leprechaun, life, Lion, masterpiece, movie, Narnia, Narnian, Narnians, performance, Peter Dinklage, Peter Jackson, prince caspian, ray, role, Shrek, Story, The-Chronicles-of-Narnia:-Prince-Caspian, Trumpkin, writing | 20 Responses

'New Amsterdam' FOX (2008) Television|Reviews

'New Amsterdam' FOX (2008) Television|Reviews

By Mike on March 6, 2008

New Amsterdam is a new series on Fox that stars a man named John Amsterdam who lived in New York, NY as a detective with a little bit of experience on his side. About 300 years worth. John is a Dutch soldier who saves the life of a young Native American woman back in the [...] Continue →

Posted in Television | Tagged charlie crews, Fox, john amsterdam, life, new amsterdam, tv reviews | Leave a response

8 things I missed during the Writer's Strike

8 things I missed during the Writer's Strike

By Mike on February 28, 2008

Now that our favorite shows are close to being back in production and new episodes are just around the corner, I started thinking about the things I missed during those horrible three months. Stuff like The Office, Pam Beesly, Amy Poehler, etc. Some shows aren’t even going to come back for awhile, but there were [...] Continue →

Posted in Television | Tagged 30 Rock, amy poehler, charlie crews, dwight schrute, Heroes, Jack Bauer, jim halpert, life, NBC, saturday night live, Scrubs, The Office, tina fey | Leave a response

‘Life’ hits its stride in fall finale

‘Life’ hits its stride in fall finale

By Mike on December 7, 2007

*some spoilers ahead if you haven’t seen the finale* I haven’t talked about Life much, other than an earlier blog about it being picked up for a full season, which is great news. But I’ve never stopped watching it and it’s really grown on me. I liked it right off, especially Damian Lewis who plays [...] Continue →

Posted in Television | Tagged damien lewis, dani reese, Journeyman, life | Leave a response

Life can breathe again, Chuck can still flash on things

Life can breathe again, Chuck can still flash on things

By Mike on November 27, 2007

Just a day after TV Decoder prompted me to post a blog saying Life was close to cancellation, Entertainment Weekly gives us news of the exact opposite nature. According to their article today, NBC has not only ordered 9 more episodes of the spy-comedy Chuck, but also for our Charlie Crews plot-driven Life. This essentially [...] Continue →

Posted in Television | Tagged charlie crews, chuck bartowski, Journeyman, life, NBC, WGA strike | Leave a response

Life on life support

Life on life support

By Mike on November 25, 2007

It appears that Charlie Crews may never solve the mystery of his framing and subsequent incarceration on NBC’s crime series, “Life.” According to TV Decoder at the NY Times, the news series Dateline will be replacing Life after its final produced episode airs, which is a two-parter showing on December 3rd and 5th. Life has [...] Continue →

Posted in Television | Tagged life, NBC, WGA strike | 3 Responses

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