Never heard of "Brand New Day"? Join the club. Neither had I, so I had no idea what to expect. Maybe that's just as well. This quirky, offbeat Australian musical-comedy likes to surprise. It also has
Note: In the following joint Blu-ray review both John and Justin provide their opinions of the film, with John also writing up the Video, Audio, Extras, and Parting Thoughts. **The Movie According
Although Marvel released the first X-Men comics in 1963, I didn't buy any of them. After all, comics cost 10-15 cents apiece, and the only liquid assets you had as a 13-year-old kid were those that
The legend of King Arthur has been told countless times and through numerous interpretations. Some of the most well-known versions include the 1960 Broadway musical, John Boorman's dark fantasy "Excal
When you consider the term "epic" in relation to motion pictures, you may think of "Gone With the Wind," "The Ten Commandments," "Spartacus," "El Cid," "Lawrence of Arabia," or "Gladiator. " But, cert
As I wrote in my Season 2 review, the "Sons of Anarchy" are like scruffy Sopranos, and this FX TV show looks and plays out an awfully lot like that old HBO series. Instead of the mafia with rival mob
After British actor Dirk Bogarde's rise to stardom in the light comedy "Doctor in the House" in 1954, he began alternating starring roles in comedies and dramas, supplementing the humorous "Doctor" se
It was the favorite movie of "Cheers" barflies Norm and Cliff, who "na-na-na'ed" the theme song every time they marched off to watch it together. Along with "Jaws," "Star Wars," "The Bridge on the Riv
Tim Burton, who always looks as if he's wearing 3D glasses, told the Bollywood Reporter earlier this spring that he has mixed feelings about 3D. "I don't think it should be forced on anybody," he said
While "Zombieland" (2009) was a dark comedy that played like a comic book brought to the big screen, "Stake Land" (2010) is a straight, serious horror-thriller. In one post-apocalyptic world, America
"Wrecked" (2010) draws inevitable comparisons to "Cast Away," the 2000 tour de force in which Tom Hanks played a modern-day Crusoe plane-wrecked on a deserted island. Like "Cast Away," there's really
Disney's "Prom" reportedly cost $8 million to make and grossed only $10 million in theaters. At the Internet Movie Database fans rated it a paltry 4.2 out of 10, and it fared no better with Rotten Tom