BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE!STUDIO: Walt Disney Home EntertainmentMSRP: $39.99RATED: NRRUNNING TIME: 835 MinutesSPECIAL FEATURES:• "I'm the Baby!" featurette• Commentary on selected episodes• Easter eggs• Making-of featurette• Seven unaired episodesThe… Continue reading →
I love San Diego Comic Con. I love running around like a madman, handing out my card, scoring interviews and bugging publicists for info. I love the parties and the free booze. I love running into all the fun people I have met on set visits or at junkets and… Continue reading →
Late last year, England’s Channel Four broadcast a documentary called Young@Heart (I know, I know…At least it hasn't become Yung@Heart in an attempt to capitalize on the Yung Joc/Yung Won rap nomenclature craze) about a group of senior citizens that regularly… Continue reading →
IGN reports that Monolith – those wacky developers who brought you Blood, Shogo, and FEAR – are planning a sequel to the latter. Unfortunately, they don't own the rights to the intellectual property they created; those rest with the original publisher,… Continue reading →
After having lost American Idol, Clay Aiken style (I lost, but I'm loved!), Katherine McPhee is doing what any Southern California resident aspires to – acting. Of course, other less fortunate and less attractive Southern Californians have to work tables at… Continue reading →
The first time I was introduced to Clifton Collins Jr. was through the abomination of Mindhunters, which is too bad. Man, that crap was terrible and man if I didn't think Clifton was the worst of the lot. I've been reassured I can lay all that hate at the… Continue reading →
BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE!STUDIO: Walt Disney Home VideoMSRP: $32.99RATING: GRUNNING TIME: 316 minutesSPECIAL FEATURES:• Introduction by Leonard Maltin• Galleries• Audio Commentary• Silly Symphonies Rediscovered• Animators At Play The Pitch Cartoons with… Continue reading →
Sir Ridley Scott loves to keep us guessing. Or he just likes to acquire projects. Though I've been assured that Body of Lies aka Penetration – which would re-team Scott with Kingdom of Heaven scribe William Monahan, who, in turn, would be re-teaming with The… Continue reading →
I am forlorn no more. Fernando Meirelles's adaptation of Jose Saramago's intellectual sci-fi thriller, Blindness, was dealt quite a blow last month when Daniel Craig vacated the project in order to make a World War II movie with Edward Zwick (not what I'd do… Continue reading →
Everybody gets all nostalgic for 80s garbage like The Goonies or The Monster Squad… but I almost never see swooning for legitimate 80s classics like Better Off Dead or One Crazy Summer, both directed by Savage Steve Holland. OK, maybe I see some love for… Continue reading →
Don't get too excited yet; this ‘leaked' image may or may not be official marketing for Todd Haynes' very ambitious biography of Bob Dylan. I really hope it is legit, though, because it gets several things quite right. First, it's eye-catching, and… Continue reading →