My best of 2009 list may be late due to technical difficulties, but if truth be told, I’d rather wait until a couple of weeks into the year before releasing my list anyway. There are always a number of acclaimed movies that don’t see wide release until the first part of the next year, serving enough of a limited run for critics to fawn over them (and to get the awards buzz they so desperately... 

2009, it seems as if you just arrived and now you’re gone. It was a year of laughs (The Hangover), tears (Precious), and robot deaths (Transformers II: Revenge of the Fallen). 2009 took us to new worlds (Avatar, Star Trek) and allowed us to take a second look at our own world (The Hurt Locker). Now, without further adieu, Jeff Clark’s best and worst of 2009. In the spirit of Jeff’s Five... 

With a Meet the Fockers sequel, another Shrek film on the way, and a Twilight twiple (couldn’t help myself) coming, you may be begging for something to actually look forward to in 2010. Well, don’t worry, there are at least ten films that aim to please your popcorn palette in the year to come. From January to December the box office will be rocking and all you have to do is decide what you’re... 

2009 ended weeks ago, but we haven’t gotten our final say after a slew of computer issues and personal illnesses. Now we finally get our final look at the year, after discussing the obstacles we’ve faced in the past few weeks. Listen to what we liked, what left us disappointed, names that stood out, and our favorite films of 2003. At least one of our choices is bound to surprise you. Weekly... 

First off let me state this is not a “best of” list, for there are too many good shows for me to have time to watch and judge, and there are many shows that I know others really love that I just have no interest in watching. This is also not an all encompassing list, just pretty much a list of shows I (or my fiancé) saw some or all of and what I thought about them. The purpose of this list... 

We haven’t gotten around to talking about soundtracks much around Widescreen Warrior, but they are an unmistakable element of every movie. A film without a soundtrack stands out drastically, usually for an intentional effect. A movie where the score overpowers the visuals is typically imbalanced. When the score or music choice aligns perfectly with what’s going on on screen, however, well,... 

Most people I’ve talked to typically don’t read the first few paragraphs of reviews because the author seems compelled to write about their feelings and how they got to this stage in life and all that other nonsense. And since I’m no different then anyone else, I’m going to write about what I feel in the first two paragraphs as well. Now that the first paragraph was brilliantly...