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Alex’s TV On-the-Go: Week of April 30th

This week on…
Glee - “Home”


Movie Review - The Last Song

The Last Song is another sum of typical Nicholas Sparks’ parts. Moving far away plus young love plus fatal disease equals sultry melodrama made for 14 year olds. That being said, if you aren’t 14 but enjoy a good ol’ cheesy love story and are infatuated with Miley Cyrus (like, ahem, me) this movie may be for you.


Movie Review - Hot Tub Time Machine

What’s more fun than grown men drinking beers, trying to pick up ladies, and broing out? Try throwing in a (drum roll please) hot tub time machine that transports the dudes back to the ‘80s and it’s a guaranteed good time. While not quite as funny as other bromantic comedies like last year’s The Hangover and I Love You Man, its ridiculous scenario differentiates Hot Tub Time Machine.


Movie Review - The Runaways

Dakota Fanning struts around on screen sporting a white satin corset, black thigh-highs, and at least 5-inch silver platform heels. She lays a conglomeration of pills on the stage floor, crushes them with her heels, and is soon on her knees snorting the white powder up. Moments later, she’s singing into a microphone:

“Hello, world, I’m your wild girl. I’m your ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-cherry bomb!”


Alex’s TV On-the-Go: Week of April 9th

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Nurse Jackie - “Twitter”


Movie Review - Shutter Island

To say that Martin Scorsese’s body of work is impressive is an understatement. He’s become one of the most accomplished filmmakers of all time, directing classics like Taxi Driver, Goodfellas and Raging Bull. Generally Scorsese’s best works are crime-based dramas, chock full of mobsters, gunfights, and plenty of suspense.


Oscar Predictions 2010

Best Picture:

An Education
A Serious Man
Avatar
The Blind Side
District 9
The Hurt Locker
Inglourious Basterds
Precious: Based on the Novel “Push” by Sapphire
Up
Up in the Air

Should and Will Win: The Hurt Locker


Oscar Roundup 2010

For the two of us here at Imprint it’s the most wonderful time of the year— the Oscars. After months of tracking the critics’ picks, the award winners, and spending way too much money on movie tickets and concessions—Zach won’t watch a film without popcorn and a large soda—we have narrowed down our “should win” and “will win” picks in the major eight categories.


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