Cynthia Vinney

1 day ago | looper.com | Cynthia Vinney

RATING : 5 / 10 Fantastic performancesThe sets for the games are phenomenal, especially the first game of the season The storyline around Jun-hee and her baby is ludicrousThis season is all violent theatrics with little of the substance that made the show great before Netflix has been guarded about letting critics see the final episodes of "Squid Game" — understandably so.

5 days ago | backstage.com | Cynthia Vinney

Albert Einstein was a brilliant theoretical physicist. According to CBS’ upcoming series “Einstein,” his great-grandson was…not so much. The crime procedural with comedic undertones centers on Lewis Einstein (Matthew Gray Gubler), a tenured professor who coasts through life with little ambition. According to Variety, “Einstein” was pushed from its original fall 2025 launch and is now set to premiere in fall 2026, giving the showrunners plenty of time to write and shoot the first season.

6 days ago | looper.com | Cynthia Vinney

Directed and co-written by Peter Jackson, "The Lord of the Rings" ("LOTR") trilogy (which Looper's dubbed the best fantasy film of all time)  was a high-water mark for fantasy buffs everywhere. Not only was each movie beautifully shot and plotted, but each was nominated for numerous Academy Awards, and the last one, "The Return of the King," won in every category it was nominated for, including best picture.

1 week ago | looper.com | Cynthia Vinney

RATING : 9 / 10 Great performances, especially by Jodie Comer and Ralph FiennesLovely cinematographyBrilliant direction and writing The coda is discordant with the rest of the film Before I watched "28 Years Later," I wasn't so optimistic about it; it's a different world than when "28 Days Later" came out in 2002.

1 week ago | backstage.com | Cynthia Vinney

Lena Dunham makes her much-anticipated return to TV with “Too Much,” a 10-episode Netflix series starring Megan Stalter and Will Sharpe as two unlikely souls who forge a surprising connection. Dunham is best known for her HBO hit “Girls,” which she created and starred in, running from 2012–2017 and earning her several Emmy nominations.