Film & TV Articles

The Blues Brothers - DVD debut

What is old is new again when the Blues Brothers 25th Anniversary DVD hits the streets today.

'Dirty Deeds' Done Too Clean

Another teen movie bites the dust as David Kendall's tepid feature debut proves more suited to the sitcom world than the silver screen.

Valiant - Disney's latest animation

Heros come in all shapes, sizes and species.

Devil in a School Dress

A wickedly funny and subversive satire, "Pretty Persuasion" hits so close to home, it's a wonder it ever made it to the screen.

The Dirtiest Joke Ever Told

Paul Provenza and Penn Jillette's raucous documentary, "The Aristocrats," is the funniest, most offensive film of the year.

Must Love Dogs

Must Love Dogs - Based on the best-selling book by Claire Cook, and written and directed by two-time Emmy Award winner Gary David Goldberg.

The Island: For a Vegetative Audience Only

Summary: To be cloned or not to be cloned is not the question anymore.

Art or Indulgence: Gus Van Sant's 'Last Days'

An experimental meditation on success, celebrity and the final days of a rock icon.

'Crashers' Cast is the Life of the Party

Outstanding stars make "Wedding Crashers" the first great comedy of the summer.

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

Acclaimed director Tim Burton brings his vividly imaginative style to the beloved Roald Dahl classic "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory".

All's Well That Ends Well (with the right perspective)

Don Roos's novelistic "Happy Endings" finds the humor and beauty in the chaotic drama of life.

Gladiators on Wheels - The Men of 'Murderball'

Inspirational and irrevent documentary introduces the world to quad rugby and the indefatigable athletes who compete in it.

Dark Water

DARK WATER is very much an exploration of fear. Fear of the unknown, fear of the other, fear that maybe man is indeed immortal and if so what else may wait for us beyond the grave?

'The Fantastic Four' Brings Fantasy Alive

Tight body suits, light humor, along with anticipated explosions zap a shining light into ones eyes while watching the speedy superheros do what they do best, kick butt. The Fantastic Four leaves one with a sense of admiration for literature as simple as a comic strip, yet as fantastic as a childs enthusiasm for the characters within.