Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment recently debuted Fox Cinema Archives, a new manufacture-on-demand (MOD) series which will bring several hard to find films to DVD for the first time ever. The first wave of titles includes the 1952 spy thriller,…
Marking the return of writer director Kang Je Gyu seven years after the massive success of 2004’s Taegukgi: The Brotherhood of War, My Way is an epic tale of war, inspired by true events. Set during World War II, My…
After watching Casa de mi Padre, I have to applaud a guy like Will Ferrell for having the courage to trying something so different. Casa de mi Padre requires him to speak entirely in Spanish, something he does surprisingly well,…
When considering Martin Scorsese‘s 70’s filmography, turning one of his cinematic masterpieces into a television series seems highly unlikely. 1974’s Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore, had a few comedic moments, but was hardly tailor made for a sitcom. Nonetheless, screenwriter…
Forgetting the story for a moment, Under the Tuscan Sun is a beautifully photographed film. While Diane Lane does a fine job as the lead character, the real star here is the Italian countryside, with its rich, varied colors, as…
It’s been a little over six years since Sony released Diff’rent Strokes: The Complete Second Season. Given the time lapse, Strokes fans were genuinely concerned that the rest of the show might never see the light of day on DVD….
First introduced in 1986, The American Girl doll collection has become a worldwide phenomenon, launching specialized shops across America which features everything a fan of the doll could want. In 1992, the franchise also launched a bi-monthly magazine and 2008…
1986’s The Color of Money isn’t a sequel, exactly, but continues the story of “Fast Eddie” Felson (Paul Newman), began in the Robert Rossen 1961 classic, The Hustler. With acclaimed director Martin Scorsese at the helm, Eddie Felson is such…
Despite a near universal critical drubbing—Pauline Kael referred to it as “a tale of cock”—Cocktail was a commercial success for star Tom Cruise and director Roger Donaldson, raking in $171,504,781 at the box office. Even now, nearly twenty-five years after…
In a career that has spanned four decades, actor Ronny Cox has built an impressive resume: Robocop, Total Recall, Bound for Glory, Beverly Hills Cop and Stargate SG-1 is just the beginning. However, back in 1971 he was just another…