“The Good News” starts out with precisely that- good news. Joan can have a baby if and when she wants to. What? Joan had her annual exam and asked her doctor what condition her condition was in. You see she’s had two abortions, one performed by a doctor, and wondered if either procedure had done any damage [...]

Tonight’s episode marked the return of four memorable characters. First there’s Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner’s son Marten as Sally’s neighborhood buddy Glen. Then there’s Pete’s wife Trudy played by Alison Brie whom you must recognize from NBC’s Community. Clean and sober Freddy, and Lee Garner Junior round out our foursome. Glen. I’ve blocked Glen’s [...]

The best show on television just started its fourth season. Were you watching? AMC’s Mad Men premiere picked up just where we left off at the end of last season. Well, not exactly. A year has passed, it’s now 1964 and the monumental changes that occurred last season, notably Don’s divorce from Betty and Sterling Cooper, [...]

Here’s our first look at Let Me In, the American adaptation of the Swedish novel Let the Right One In which was originally adapted into the Swedish feature film by the same name. I can’t go any further without strongly encouraging you to, that if you haven’t, see director Tomas Alfredson’s  English subtitled Let the [...]

When you pay a monthly subscription fee of $9.99 for Hulu Plus the new paid service, long-rumored, from everybody’s favorite site to view movies and television- Hulu.com. Right now a preview of the service is available by invitation only, visit hulu.com/plus to submit your e-mail address and become one of the lucky few to preview [...]

By now you’ve surely seen the teaser trailer for Rango starring Johnny Depp (Alice in Wonderland, Ed Wood) directed by Gore Verbinski ( The Ring, The Weather Man, Pirates of the Caribbean) So what is Rango? How about this teaser poster- Johnny Depp is a chameleon. Well, we all already knew that what I mean [...]

This is the trailer for the movie I’ll be seeing October 15, 2010 (US theatrical release date) because HOLY MOLY it looks good. Red is based on Warren Ellis and Cully Hamner’s comic book limited series written in 2003 of the same name. This film adaptation was directed by Robert Schwentke (Time Traveler’s Wife, Flightplan) and [...]

Check out these wonderful minimalistic movie posters designed by Grischa Stanjek (Atomic Popcorn reader) who so graciously shared this personal project with us and now we’re sharing it with all of you! The goal Grischa set for this project was to “reduce each movie to one single object” and I’d say Grischa achieved that goal with [...]