This is one of those legendary films where, if you haven't seen it, you watch expecting something epic, just because of all the people you've heard talking about it. That's because "Kiss of the Spider
I had so much anticipation for Ang Lee's big screen adaptation of Marvel's "Hulk. " The film starred Eric Bana, an actor I had been telling my friends would be one of the next great ones. I had watche
Note: In the following joint review, John and Jason provide their opinions of the movie, with John also writing up the Video, Audio, Extras, and Parting Thoughts. The Film According to John: Pe
Watching MGM's 1951 Biblical epic "Quo Vadis" is not so much like watching a motion picture with a plot and characters as it is looking at a series of elaborate tableaus, each depicting some massive s
The folks at Warner Bros. have been experimenting lately, offering all sorts of added incentives to tempt buyers into purchasing their products, things like digital copies and digital downloads, speci
He's back. And I don't just mean in "Quantum of Solace," a title that sounds more like an Umberto Eco film adaptation than the next James Bond movie. Daniel Craig is back in a two-disc Collector's Edi
By the 1930s and 40s most moviegoers came to know certain major studios for the kinds of movies in which they specialized. MGM had their musicals and costume dramas, Republic had their Westerns and se
Sean Connery is Bond, James Bond. Many fans of Ian Fleming's long running super spy franchise consider Connery to be the only true Bond and look less favorable at others who portrayed Bond which inclu
Note: In the following joint Blu-ray review both John and Tim wrote up their opinions of the film, with John also writing up the Video, Audio, Extras, and Parting Thoughts. **The Film According to
You want drama? You've got drama. You want action? You've got action. You want glamour? You've got glamour. You want mystery? You've got mystery. You want film noir? You've got film noir. You want sle
When "Speed Racer" first appeared on the scene in the mid 1960s as a Japanese anime-inspired television cartoon series, I had already graduated from college and felt I was beyond such childish things.
This DVD is preceded by a disclaimer that tells us "The Paul Lynde Halloween Special" was only telecast once, on October 29, 1976, and that it was presumed lost. We're also told the quality is below w