“Voices” is a very deep, and thought-out album. The electronic-rock keeps listeners tuned into the music, while the lyrics flow nicely with the tempo of each song. The new album does a great job of keeping variation throughout the experience by having slower, earnest songs and other faster, danceable songs. […]
The band may be young, but its music surely will not be getting old any time soon. With a fresh tour to complement its second album, the alternative juggernaut Young the Giant has been gaining momentum, and deservedly so, from its live presence in the “Mind Over Matter” tour. […]
Broken Bells’ “After the Disco” is a complete success as it stands out with its array of sounds. Shifting from radically catchy to calm and even heart-wrenching tracks, every song stands as strong as the next, highlighted by gorgeous vocals and meaningful lyrics. […]
Between the lacking plot and horrid special effects, further bogged down by mediocre acting, “Vampire Academy” proves to be no more than a frustrating and unsatisfactory film.
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“The Lego Movie,” directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, is a must-see film that boasts a stellar cast and script, while unique special effects create a distinctive experience for all ages. With random humor and an uplifting plot, the film is an undeniable crowd pleaser.
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Despite believable performances from lead actresses Devin Kelley and Frances Fisher, “Resurrection” crumbles under a confusing story and lack of personality, resulting in no more than a generic network series. […]
Television has grown more and more repetitive, as networks’ emphasis appears to have transitioned from creating quality content to dragging a series on past its prime for the ratings. Oddly enough, a solution has appeared that allows creators to be unique without losing ratings. […]
With a combination of stunning performances and in-depth character development, all complemented by a witty and suspenseful script, “Sherlock’s” return to television is an utter success. […]
“First Love” has the potential to be a heartwarming coming-of-age story but is rather plagued with clichés and burdened by boring characters and a stale plot. While it is intruiging to see Patterson branch out to the romantic genre, “First Love” demonstrates that he is better off writing his usual mysteries and thrillers. […]
“Her” is a breathtakingly romantic film that combines an innovative science-fiction screenplay and outstanding acting. The film succeeds in creating a multidimensional romance between a man and his computer, which is further complemented by the aesthetically pleasing art direction.
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