“Pop Psychology” proves to be yet another successful series of tracks from the prolific Neon Trees, featuring a catchy ‘80s rock vibe, supported by clever implementation of the guitar and piano. In addition to the band’s strong instrumental foundation, the profound lyrics make the album a success.
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“Game of Thrones” excels in its opening episodes by introducing compelling new characters into the already-complex narrative, while keeping in touch with the struggles and triumphs of its veteran characters.
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Directed by Carlos Saldhana and produced by Blue Sky Studios, “Rio 2” fails to meet its potential. It is clear that the writers of the popular franchise’s sequel are trying to elevate the level of the film’s story, yet they serve only to overcomplicate it. This, coupled with overly extraneous characters, overwhelms the otherwise strong music and visuals. […]
Perri’s new album is what most fans would expect of the artist: a collection of soft, emotional songs that tug at the heartstrings. Despite this same predictable style, “Head or Heart” is a quality album for Perri thanks to soft vocals, intimate lyrics and Perri’s distinctive collaboration with Ed Sheeran.
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As the next film in Marvel’s behemoth “Avengers” series, “Captain America: The Winter Soldier” proves to be a basic, easily-forgotten experience. Even though the film succeeds in being a thoroughly exciting flick, with constant action and upbeat writing, “The Winter Soldier” is marred by a lacking protagonist and a generally uninspired plot, robbing the film of any discernible aspects. […]
Despite its patronizing narration, “Bears” is a documentary that both entertains and educates through the use of engaging cinematography, coupled with a fascinatingly in-depth, personality- filled look at the day-to-day life of actual bears. […]
“Noah,” from the director of “Black Swan” and “The Wrestler,” is a thrilling movie that ties the Biblical epic into the 21st century through the combination of stunning visual effects and genuine acting, all of which is brought to life through natural dialogue.
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The riff that kicks off “Going to Hell,” the Pretty Reckless’s latest studio album, is as captivating and bold as the album’s brazen title. The entire album proves to be equally engaging and moving. […]
“Love Death Immortality” is the sophomoric effort of electronic music trio, the Glitch Mob. High expectations come from fans and critics impressed by their debut, curious to see the follow up. Unfortunately the album is derivative and repetitive, failing to emulate the uniqueness of the first album.
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Director Peter Berg’s “Lone Survivor” is an exceptional war film, fast and action-packed. It also does a great job in depicting the enormity of war along with a few short, but gory scenes, which adds to the realism of the movie, although there were some unrealistic scenes as well.
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