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Movie Review: Alice In Wonderland..
There is imagination backing the product but the film has absolutely no structure and it’s “sort of sequel” storyline feels weak and uninspired. Fans of both the director and Carroll’s famed fairytale are likely to be disappointed by this 2010 update.
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Lost: Sundown..
It seems like just yesterday the plane crashed for the first time; now there’re only 10 episodes left. Here’s Billie’s latest review of the series that will have people talking right up til the end.
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Survivor 20.3 & 20.4..
Two recaps, no waiting. What’s the latest in Survivor’s heroes vs. villains competition?
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Movie Review: ALICE IN WONDERLAND..
Take your own trip down the rabbit hole and don’t be late because you’ve got a very important date with Disney’s ALICE IN WONDERLAND.
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Interview: Radha Mitchell, The Crazies..
I caught up with Radha Mitchell recently for a chat about The Crazies’ use of genre to ask larger questions about the erosion of small town America and our ability to handle a bio-disastrous meltdown, two ideas prominently woven into the fabric of the film’s screenplay.
A strong Blu-ray release featuring kid-friendly special features makes this title a good choice for the younger crowd.
Gifted with a reference-quality Blu-ray, if nothing else this is a title that will show off the best aspects of your home theater.
Few films can capture the strange world that is a child’s mind, and in that respect Where the Wild Things Are is an absolute success.
There is imagination backing the product but the film has absolutely no structure and it’s “sort of sequel” storyline feels weak and uninspired. Fans of both the director and Carroll’s famed fairytale are likely to be disappointed by this 2010 update.
It seems like just yesterday the plane crashed for the first time; now there’re only 10 episodes left. Here’s Billie’s latest review of the series that will have people talking right up til the end.
Two recaps, no waiting. What’s the latest in Survivor’s heroes vs. villains competition?
Take your own trip down the rabbit hole and don’t be late because you’ve got a very important date with Disney’s ALICE IN WONDERLAND.
With a near-perfect Blu-ray release, Ponyo is one of the first true “must watch” home video titles of 2010.