Written by Prof. Jenn REMINDER: I am writing these as RETROSPECTIVE reviews, so I will be discussing reveals, revolutions of cliffhangers, ends of plots, etc. If you are reading these reviews without having seen the eps, a) what is wrong … Continue reading
National Theatre Live’s recent telecast of Hamlet to cinemas around the world allowed Sherlock and Shakespeare fans in record numbers to enjoy Benedict Cumberbatch’s muscular and wide-ranging performance as the brooding Danish prince. Benedict’s Hamlet was by turns angry, grief-stricken, … Continue reading
Written by Prof. Jenn Reminder: I am writing these as RETROSPECTIVE reviews, so I will be discussing reveals, revolutions of cliffhangers, ends of plots, etc. If you are reading these reviews without having seen the eps, a) what is wrong … Continue reading
Written by Prof. Jenn Final warning: These are RETROSPECTIVE reviews, so I will be discussing reveals, revolutions of cliffhangers, ends of plots, etc. If you are reading these reviews without having seen the eps, a) what is wrong with you?? … Continue reading
Written by Prof. Jenn I have to give these ladies major props for doing something I would have LOVED to do myself but haven’t. So no matter what else I think about this series so far, major kudos is in … Continue reading
Written by Stephanie Bell In his Oscar-nominated performance, Benedict Cumberbatch is riveting as the brilliant 20th-century mathematician Alan Turing in director Morten Tyldum’s The Imitation Game. Turing led a group of cryptographers at Great Britain’s Bletchley Park who broke the … Continue reading
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