The classic fairy tale of Snow White has two cinematic adaptations this year, as well as the recent Once Upon a Time television series on ABC. That’s a lot of Snow White to go around. Fortunately, each one has their own unique take on the character. In the case of the recent release, Mirror Mirror, that take is a more traditional one, taking a lighthearted approach to the story with only a few minor... 

So, episode four was all a build up to this. Wow. I’m certainly not disappointed. “The Wolf and the Lion” is definitely the best Episode to date, and just like past episodes the scenes not taken from the book turn out to be some of the best. We start with Ned visiting the corpse of Ser Hugh, where Barristan the Bold is standing vigil. We learn the boy had no real family to watch vigil for... 

Episode two, “The Kingsroad,” takes place almost a month after the tragic events of episode one. Bran is lying in a coma, and everyone is getting ready to leave Winterfell. Actually, it starts off with a Dothraki throw away scene, in which we see that Dany isn’t used to riding, and isn’t really adjusting well to her new life. We also see that Ser Jorah has been paying a lot of care to her.... 

Episode 1 of A Game of Thrones is finally here, and while I am not as ecstatic over it as I had hoped to be, I have to accept that there was no way this series could live up to what I want it to be. I am not saying it is a bad start; it is good, just a mixed bag in some areas. I should start by saying that I am a big fan of the books, and will probably be discussing some of the major differences made... 

Today, I saw a completely average movie based on a completely average book series. I suppose I need to start this with explaining: I minored in children’s literature in college, so I often read what are considered to be children, teen, and young adult books, especially when there is a buzz surrounding the books, as there is with the Percy Jackson series. When I read the books, I found a decent...