Season Review
Watching The Newsroom has been like being on a rollercoaster ride of judgment. I can give credit to how the idea behind the show was complex, driven, and pure … Continue reading
Sloan’s Character Arch
Sloan Sabbith, played by Olivia Munn on Aaron Sorkin’s The Newsroom, is the character I feel changed most during the first season’s episodes. She started off as a somewhat insecure, … Continue reading
Is Buzzfeed blurring the lines too much?
I believe that as long as journalism is true and interesting then it is ethical and justified. However, because it can be a starving profession and getting people to read … Continue reading
Red Letter Media Titanic Review
I have never been so wrapped up in a movie review in my life. It was hilarious. So. Many. Puns. I have to say, I am one of those people … Continue reading
Happy Harry Hard-On and Rage on the Radio
I was unable to watch the clip on talk radio because it was taken off of youtube in this country, but I was able to watch the clip from Pump … Continue reading
Gasland
Rating: 4.5/5 The first time I heard the term hydraulic fracturing, or hydro-fracking for short, was my senior year in high school. A college student asked me if I knew … Continue reading
WikiLeaks
Ted Talks are all about brining astonishing news to the public in a very laid-back way. People can see these great amazing figures of the modern times giving great, intimate … Continue reading
Newsroom Episode 10
This was the best episode of The Newsroom’s first season. There was emotional depth, a fallen hero that learns to rise, a realistic romantic situations (quite a few actually), and … Continue reading
Good Night, and Good Lucks’ polished biblical nature
Minutes into watching this film, I realized that it was very polished. Unnaturally so. Its style is set in black and white, the filmmakers’ choice to homage the times represented … Continue reading
Episode 9
Rating: Meh (Maybe a two out of five) It was anticlimactic. The whole first part and last episode was about how they had to struggle through the mucky reporting of … Continue reading
Film for the World 