This
three disc “collector’s edition” brings us little
more than the collection released in 2003, actually
it brings us less at it does not include the
two-hour “making of” documentary the elder release
had. What is disappointing is the movies, filmed
between 1981 and 1989, are not in high definition.
Which is not necessarily a bad thing, but possibly
not worth spending more money on.
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May/09/08 11:19 PM Filed in:
Christian
Toto saw
Translating
Cecelia Ahern's novel "P.S. I Love You" to the big
screen demands a delicate touch and pinpoint
casting. Ahern's story involves a widow who
receives inspirational letters from her now-dead
husband that help her deal with her grief.
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May/09/08 09:32 PM Filed in:
Christian
Toto saw
"The
Visitor" might pull off the impossible - bring all
sides of the immigration debate together for two
hours. The new indie drama from writer/director Tom
McCarthy ("The Station Agent") takes a soft
pro-illegal immigration stance. But audiences of
every ideological stripe will find something to
embrace in this heartfelt story.
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May/03/08 01:05 AM Filed in:
Christian
Toto saw
The
romantic comedy "Made of Honor" is tailor made to
help Patrick Dempsey vault from television to
big-screen stardom. After all, a young Dempsey
starred in a series of teen movies in the 1980s,
and his current "Grey's Anatomy" fame seems a
precursor to re-establishing his movie star bona
fides. Read
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May/01/08 09:25 PM Filed in:
Jacquie
Kubin saw
Iron
Man’s standout screen appearance may very well be
the dynamic Stan Lee who dons the role of another
great Los Angeles resident for his too brief cameo.
But then, without Stan Lee there would be no Iron
Man. With the advent of computer graphics, the
parade of comic book super heroes began and I admit
to enjoying everyone of them. Even Ang Lee’s Hulk
(2003). But this film, I did not enjoy. I adored. I
loved. I reveled in. Read More...
April/24/08 10:26 PM Filed in:
Christian
Toto saw | Comedy
Tina
Fey and Amy Poehler clicked behind the faux news
desk on "Saturday Night Live." So it's hardly a
shock to see them reprise that chemistry in the new
comedy "Baby Mama." The title may scream modern
slang, but the story of a professional woman trying
to have it all is hardly new. Read More...
