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Boardwalk Empire begins just before the Prohibition period takes off in 1920 when Atlantic City Treasurer Enoch “Nucky” Thompson arranges a deal with a number of his associates to get into the bootlegging business in order to pay finances for the city.
We meet new allies, enemies, and clones in the second season of the BBC America drama.
Bryan Mills employs his particular set of skills for the last time in the third installment of the Taken franchise.
In this Canadian take on the indie rom-com at the hands of Dowse, The F Word (or in its more US-friendly title: What If), we get Kazan opposite Daniel Radcliffe as the quintessential quirky oddballs bantering about Elvis, poop and the Fool’s Gold Loaf.
These wild -and you gotta admit, slightly off- group of people start pulling some practical jokes in the name of some weird sense of justice.
The premise of a film about how a family deals with the death of a beloved member is interesting and obviously grim, but James Franco’s take on the story is quite a mixed bag.
Oh, the illusion of Hollywood~ or better yet, its dirtiest secrets are the based of Cronenberg’s latest.
This week new series and new seasons started, but besides that I am slightly sad that at the end of this week my new favourite series will have its mid-season finale. Did I ever mentioned how I hate mis-season breaks?
Nick Offerman directs Michael Shannon and other actors in the music video for Tweedy’s Low Key.
