It was only a couple of weeks ago that I posted my review of Season 2 of Homeland. For me it was such an up and down season and never was able to recapture the crazy high bar set by the first season. Going into Season 3 I had no idea what to expect as it seemed like the buzz for the show had fallen off a ledge. 

Last week Jenn and I saw Woody Allen's latest movie Magic in the Moonlight. It was a good movie but didn't measure up to some our favorites (Match Point, Scoop, Midnight in Paris, and To Rome with Love) but was still an enjoyable watch. I then realized we never saw the critically acclaimed Blue Jasmine and immediately rectified that by picking it up on Redbox.

I don't remember when my Apple addiction began. I just know in my early teens having a fascination with Apple as a company. I remember watching Steve Jobs give these electric press conferences and thinking wow this is a company that gets it. My love for the company grew exponentially with the introduction of the iPhone which I purchased right after release and then upgraded to the iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4 and then iPhone 5.

Some of my favorite movie memories with Jenn have been watching Woody Allen movies. We both really enjoy his style, his dark sense of humor, and the whimsy in his movies. I don't in any way condone what he's been accused of, but as a film director we are fans. Our love for his movies started with the movie Match Point back in 2005 (highly recommend it) and continued with Scoop, Midnight in Paris, and To Rome with Love. 

Earlier this year you might remember that I put out my most anticipated movies of the summer. Outside of Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, the rest of the list was either middle of the road or just plain bad. One movie I flip flopped on was Guardians of the Galaxy. Jenn and I grew to become a huge fan of Chris Pratt for his role on Parks and Recreation, but the movie just looked dumb.

Who says all the good movies come out during the summer? You may remember that I posted earlier this year my most anticipated movies of the Spring/Summer and most of those movies were a flop. So here's a list of movies that I'm looking forward to for the rest of 2014.