AMC launched the highly anticipated series “Better Call Saul” this past weekend, in a two-night premiere event.
Warning, this is a review of the season premiere of “Game of Thrones” and does contain spoilers. It has been far too long since HBO cruelly left distraught viewers alone after the Red Wedding, dishing up great television with a side of post-traumatic stress disorder.
Any time I catch drift that HBO is releasing a new show, it feels like Christmas morning all over again.
This self-loathing, sexually frustrated, closeted boom operator was my introduction to the actor who would turn out to be one of the most talented and successful thespians of our generation: Philip Seymour Hoffman. The inarguably premature death of Hoffman at 46 years old on Sunday, Feb. 2 has many movie lovers recalling memorable performances from the star’s 22-year career.
Kim Jong-Il. A name that induces fear in some, hatred in others, and yet, the highest reverence in many.
