“Cause That’d Be Ridiculous!” — More Thoughts on Lost Season 6
I received a lot of response to my post last week in which I discussed my disappointment so far with Lost‘s sixth and final season. Some people vehemently disagreed with my assessment, while others were pleased that I had come around to their way of thinking. Here’s my m
Josh Reviews the film 2010: The Year We Make Contact!
On Monday I wrote about Arthur C. Clarke’s magnificent novel 2010: Odyssey Two. After completing the novel, I couldn’t resist taking another look at Peter Hyams’ film adaptation, with the revised title of 2010: The Year We Make Contact. (It’s a film I had o
International Talk Like William Shatner Day!
Last week was the second annual Talk Like William Shatner Day! (It’s in honor of William Shatner’s birthday on March 22nd, of course.) Let’s celebrate, shall we, with Maurice LaMarche and Kevin Pollak! Click here for more!
Josh Reviews the novel 2010: Odyssey Two by Arthur C. Clarke!
Last week I wrote about Stanley Kubrick’s film 2001: A Space Odyssey, as well as the novel by Arthur C. Clarke! I enjoyed both of those so much that I decided to continue onwards with the rest of the series of novels (as well as the film sequel). 2010: Odyssey Two is one of my
Lost Season Six So Far
I’ve been a fan of Lost since the beginning, and I have always been confident that the writers had a plan for the show, and that much of what seemed bizarre or unexplained at the time in the early seasons would ultimately be explained. Even in the somewhat uncertain 2nd &
