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Queens of television

Queens of television

By Lexia Banks · Wednesday, Jan. 28,2015 10:56 p.m.

Leslie Knope  Leslie Knope is the funniest Parks and Recreation Department deputy director you will ever know.

MBR

Papa Roach still kicking

By Sam Beishuizen · Wednesday, Jan. 28,2015 10:50 p.m.

Papa Roach “F.E.A.R.” Grade: B- Speaking of bands you may have forgotten still existed, Papa Roach released a new album, F.E.A.R., this week, and it’s probably exactly what you’d expect from the nu metal band in their 22nd year together. Papa Roach still feels like a throwback band that makes you smile when it comes on the radio.

FOXCATCHER

Steve Carell stunning as John du Pont

By Ike Hajinazarian · Wednesday, Jan. 28,2015 10:44 p.m.

"Foxcatcher" Grade: A He’s a far cry from Michael Scott. I speak of Steve Carell, of course, in his transformative role of John du Pont in Bennett Miller’s 2014 awards contender, “Foxcatcher.” Before I get into Carell’s unbelievable performance, allow me to sing my praises for “Foxcatcher” as a whole. Undeniably one of the best films of the season, “Foxcatcher” is the story of a wrestler, Mark Schultz, played by Channing Tatum, and his quest for excellence, a feat he believes he’ll achieve with the coaching of the mentally unstable, richer-than-God heir to the du Pont family fortune, John du Pont. I always say that the hardest thing to get right in a film – more specifically, for the director to get right – is tone.

ENTER MORTDECAI-MOVIE-REVIEW 1 MCT

Good mystery, bad comedy

By Allison Wagner · Wednesday, Jan. 28,2015 10:18 p.m.

“Mortdecai” Grade:  C Angry Russians, scary terrorists, and stolen Nazi art, in a film full of typical characters, “Mortdecai” is not so typical.   Filled with slap-stick humor and lavish sets, “Mortdecai” takes the viewer across the world, getting the main character in all sorts of trouble.  Johnny Depp transforms himself into the character of Charlie Mortdecai, a pompous, British, shady art dealer with a mustache awaiting its day of reckoning.

ENTER BOYNEXTDOOR-MOVIE-REVIEW 3 FR

Creepy day in the neighborhood

By Lexia Banks · Wednesday, Jan. 28,2015 10:11 p.m.

“The Boy Next Door” Grade: D If I pay for the U-Haul, will “The Boy Next Door” please move away? Jennifer Lopez dips back into the acting pool as Claire Peterson, a high school English teacher going through a divorce.

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