I’ll be honest. I didn’t want to write this review, but the devil made me do it. When “Ghost Rider” (2007) cruised onto Blu-ray, I gave it a good [review](http://moviemet.com/review/ghost-rider-blu-r
"Princess Jellyfish" is based on a comic aimed at adult women by Akiko Higashimura. There are 9 volumes of the series out in Japan, the first 4 of which have been used to create this delightful animat
Note: No spoilers in this review. Only description of the tone and mood of the movie. I need to set a few ground rules. First, I'm not a reviewer. I'm the Editor-in-Chief and I'm a programmer.
I’m a sucker for all things medieval. That period in history fascinates me as much as the Roman Empire or the Wild West. Knights, ladies, castles, codes of honor, jousts . . . it’s all so essentially
In the Sixties, Mad Magazine debuted a Cold War version of the Wile E. Coyote and Road Runner cartoons, but with a pair of coyotes. “Spy vs. Spy” featured one spy in white and the other, identically
“I'm not gonna rock the boat. Rockin' the boat's a drag. What you do is sink the boat!” - Putney Swope I took several pages of notes while staying “Up All Night” with these five films by Robert Downe
The premise of “Albert Nobbs” (2011) tells a touching tale of a woman, who has disguised herself as a man Albert Nobbs (Glenn Close) for the last thirty years. Albert works as a hotel waiter in Dublin
Here’s a simple quiz: You’re at the multi-plex and three movies are playing. Which one are you apt to see, based on the title alone? a) "A Princess of Mars" b) "John Carter, Warlord of Mars" c) "John
Just when you thought Disney missed the royal barge by pitching “The Princess Diaries”(2001) to an audience a little older than the ones snapping up all those princess toys and accessories, along
Curiously, this past decade the entertainment industry seems to have been gripped by an Armageddon and post-Apocalyptic fever that almost rivals the Cold War atmosphere I experienced growing up. But i
"Crazy? You want to see crazy? " "Lethal Weapon" fans will no doubt be delighted to see the whole series in one, big, high-definition, Blu-ray package, with a slew of extras besides. Let's look at al
Abbas Kiarostami's Tuscan sun-dappled enigma is the cinematic gift that is going to keep on giving for decades. When the renowned Iranian director announced plans to shoot his first film outside of h