Recommended Movies & Television

Love hurts. Not being loved… well, that hurts even more.

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While Jones is new to feature films, he handles the job masterfully while Sam Rockwell completes the puzzle in this seemingly one–man show.

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Angels and Demons is the follow–up to Dan Brown’s epic The Da Vinci Code, at least as far as movies go. In literary history, Angels and Demons takes place and was written before The Da Vinci Code, and while the latter takes on religion in France, the former takes place in Vatican City. Though The Da Vinci Code was still a box–office success despite its many problems (critics were definitely mixed on the film), I believe the film rode on the books gargantuan success. In coming weeks, we will see if its counterpart can do the same.

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Excellent. Just really, really excellent.

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There are certain things I have to do. For example, a movie with the title, Fighting, I have to go see on principle.

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Cal Lightman (played by Tim Roth) is an expert in uncovering deception through analysis of micro–expressions and behavior mannerisms. Based upon the real–life Facial Action Coding System created by Paul Eckman, Lie to Me follows The Lightman Group (Cal’s firm of deception experts) on a series of cases to determine who’s lying and what their motivations are.

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Do you remember the old X–Files? I mean, when it was really good? FOX’s latest Sci–Fi show Fringe reminds me a lot of that show I used to watch way back when, where creepy unknowns had infiltrated the earth and went bump in the night.

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State of Play is a really solid conspiracy thriller that reminds me a lot of the movies from the 90’s like The Pelican Brief, The Firm, etc. It’s entertaining throughout with a great cast of actors (minus Ben Affleck), and manages to pull the viewer through a series of twists and turns to a satisfying end.

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Having just graduated from college, James Brennan’s plans hit a startling snag as his dream trip to Europe is grounded and he is forced to find a summer job to pay for his upcoming graduate studies in the fall. While earnest in his attempts to find work, a reality sets in, “What am I supposed to do. I’m not even qualified for manual labor.” The answer: Adventureland.

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Heath Ledger gives a phenomenal performance as the Joker in this epic film by Christopher Nolan.  Becoming the second highest grossing box–office film of all time, The Dark Knight achieved the feat of bringing the superhero genre to a wider audience while showing that comics and graphic novels could be presented in a legitimate, serious, and compelling manner.  The first motion picture to film sequences with IMAX, the final result is nothing short of stunning.

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