Three new shows join three old shows as nominees for Outstanding Comedy Series. Yet while 30 Rock has won this award three years in a row, it’s Modern Family, Glee, and Nurse Jackie that have Kit Bowen more excited in our “Road to the Emmys” series this week.
While it has some touching and visually breathtaking moments, “Eat Pray Love” will have you praying for an ending, says Kit Bowen. Julia Roberts may be a fantastic actress, who could even get an Oscar nod for this film, but Bowen says her character is kind of irritating.
“The Other Guys” is a hilarious film that takes this summer’s crown for best and most quotable comedy, says Kit Bowen. Starring Will Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg, “The Other Guys” has plenty of memorable gags and will be a movie you can watch over and over again on DVD.
The nominees for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a comedy include three men from Modern Family, last year’s winner Jon Cryer, and Chris Colfer from Glee. But Kit Bowen sees longtime TV favorite Neil Patrick Harris emerging from a competitive group in our “Road to the Emmys” Series.
Christopher Nolan’s Inception is thriller that will wow you, even if you don’t full understand it. Expect it to receive several Oscar nominations, says Kit Bowen
Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson are back for “Eclipse,” which Kit Bowen says is the best of three Twilight films.
“Toy Story 3″ picks up right where the other two left off, and is another instant classic from Pixar, Kit Bowen says. It’s already the early frontrunner for Best Animated Film and has a chance at being the second consecutive Pixar film to be nominated for Best Picture, following “Up”.
Our Oscar Decades Series continues with a podcast covering the results. Kit Bowen, Colin Campbell, Adam Spunberg, and Phil Wallace offer their takes.
While initially skeptical, Kit Bowen found herself enjoying the new “Karate Kid” movie. Bowen praises the performance of young Jaden Smith, who breaks out in this film, starring alongside Jackie Chan and Taraji P. Henson. The movie is a bit long, but it has some nice scenery.
Jonah Hill and Russell Brand star in “Get Him to the Greek”, a raunchy and hiliarious comedy from Universal Pictures that critic Kit Bowen calls “surprisingly poignant (at times).” The masterminds behind “Forgetting Sarah Marshall” score again with this summer comedy, Bowen says.
