Films described as “raunchy,” “erotic,” or “bawdy” usually send me running for cover. I've always thought this was because I am exceedingly old-fashioned in my sensibilities, but in the context of Pie
Now, if all of you could just look into this neuralizer while I talk about “Men in Black 3”. That really was a young Tommy Lee Jones from the Sixties you saw in time-travel flashback, not Josh
Thanks for the adventure. Now go have yourself a new one. So a dying Ellie has written in her adventure scrapbook, one she had previously left blank in order to fill with pictures when she finally
After watching “Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure,” I racked my brain trying to think of another stoner film that didn’t have drugs in it—not even drug references—and I’ve been coming up empty. I
“Finding Nemo” has to be one of the most-anticipated Blu-ray releases—especially after this year’s theatrical re-release of the film in 3D. The 2003 animated adventure has now grossed over $900 mi
In "Playing God", Eugene Sands (David Duchovney) has lost his medical license due to losing a patient on the emergency room operating table while under the influence of narcotics. With a lot of fr
If you can’t wait to hear Hugh Jackman sing the role of Jean Valjean in “Les Misérables” when it opens in theaters on December 25, you might consider picking up a copy of the 1999 London stage revival
John J. Puccio Ranjan Pruthee William Lee *Note: In the following joint Blu-ray review, John J. Puccio, Ranjan Pruthee, and William David Lee all take a look at the movie, with John als
“Portlandia: Season 2” can best be described as quirky and may take several skits to warm you up to its particular brand of humor. The format of each show is a main skit throughout an entire episo
Fictional characters coming to life are nothing new. Before “Ruby Sparks” we most recently saw it in “Stranger than Fiction,” where Will Ferrell realized he was a fictional character and tried to
Everyone tells themselves lies to get through the day. In a dark and dangerous universe, where disaster can claim the unwary and the righteous alike, sometimes self-delusion is the only way to keep th
I’m not sure if Charles Dickens would be amused or appalled at the wide range of adaptations of his enduring cautionary tale, but it seems like just about everyone has had a crack at the Scrooge story