MEAN AND MASSIVE

Obsessed with TV? Must know what will happen in the next season of Mad Men? At Mean and Massive you will find all what you are looking for, and many things you had no idea even existed. Spoilers, episodes recap, and even some movies. The reviews are short and clear, and the site is also not too bad designed. Therefore - a best TV blog. Go check it out.

THE ART OF THE TITLE SEQUENCE

i ran into this blog, dedicated to title sequences of tv shows and movies, after watching an episode of United States of Tara (second season). I see a lot of paper art featured in advertisements lately, and I think it's great that the use of computer is sometimes in favor of the more simple craft, such as paper art.

So I was looking for reviews for that sequence, and I came across this great blog that had so many interesting things to say about so many opening credits to so many shows I've never even heard about.

WHATS ALAN WATCHING

This blog used to be an independent blog but has moved a few months ago to be under HitFix. It's still a very good blog about TV, and sometimes movies. I have no idead who Alan is, but he's watching a lot of TV, and he writes about it in a way that sends me over and over again to YouTube to catch up.

GossipGirl

Since I work a lot on the computer, I find my energy level is pretty low sometimes. I get up, have a coffee, strech my body, but sometimes all that won't do it. Then i'd open GossipGirl and refresh myself with some juice useless information about people I never met. Big images, short text. That's how we love our stars.

Mean and Massive: movies and trailers reviewed

Mean and Massive is a blog dedicated to all things screened: tv, cinema, trailers, online videos. Avatar gets the same attention like the shortest, most esoteric vimeo online video. The critics (or better put, personal reviews) here are short, without spoilers, and fun to read. The writer is not a native English speaker it seems, but it makes his (or her) reviews just more interesting. Highly recommended screen blog!

For film students or young filmmakers: Filmmaker Utopia

I always loved to go to the cinema. At times I thought I could become one of those hard working filmmakers, who has a vision and sweat until they create what they saw in their mind for so long.

It's very hard, to become a filmmaker, and even harder to stay one, or to become successful in what you do. It's fascinating to read the >diary of a young filmmaker, who is actually a struggling film student, as he/she tries to make it to the top, into the film business, or at least to graduation.

Filmmaker Utopia is the best blog I've found so far that combines both artistic thoughts about films and the diary style ramblings. It also features great links, and if it would update more often - I would feel it realy is a utopia!

Pokermania: Ace Filled Dreams

Two days ago I played poker at a friend's house. Few months ago I used to do it once a week, but then I took a break (after losing constantly). I was very happy to be back in the game, and I even won (and it wasn't because I had the aces, I even won with 2;4 once).

Anyway, as a part of my poker come back, I also look for some poker blogs. Of course there are tons of those, most intended to make money by send the addicts to the wrong places. Ace Filled Dreams is different. It's a quiet poker blog, gentle, still remembers the life that exist before and after the game. It's a personal poker blog, which I find to be worth the A Class Blog link here.