John Krasinski

By Matt Paprocki Leatherheads wants to be the Major League of 1920s pro football and, in some sense, it does succeed. It does produce laughs, it has a blast being set in the time period, and the writing is sharp. It’s the focus on such a small number of characters that flatlines it into mediocrity. George Cloone...

By Miss Cordy Well, the 2007 59th Annual Emmy Nominations were revealed this morning. Oh, don’t worry – I didn’t get up at the crack of dawn or anything. I stopped being that interested after Sarah Michelle Gellar was snubbed during the last season of Buffy. Or maybe it was when Josh Holloway was snubbed aft...

By Miss Cordy Outstanding Lead Actor In A Comedy Series Ricky Gervais as Andy Millman, Extras - HBO Tony Shalhoub as Adrian Monk, Monk - USASteve Carell as Michael Scott, The Office - NBCAlec Baldwin as Jack Donaghy, 30 Rock - NBCCharlie Sheen as Charlie Harper, Two And A Half Men - CBS

By General Disdain For all intents and purposes, License to Wed should have been just one of many romantic comedies released to little fanfare this summer. Nothing spectacular about it. But someone (the director, Ken Kwapis) got the bright idea to cast Robin Williams in a lead role. "Why?", I plead, "What have...

By Chris Beaumont I really wanted to like this movie. A focused Robin Williams is a force to be reckoned with, John Krasinski is an up and coming star, and Mandy Moore is perfect in these light romantic comedy roles. The stars were there. Unfortunately, try as I did, I could not truly like this fitfully entertain...