Warner Bros. | 1993 | 103 mins | Rated PG-13 Walter Matthau and Jack Lemmon made ten films together (eleven, if you count Lemmon’s cameo in the Matthau vehicle Kotch). While they are undoubtedly best remembered for their pairing in…
Formed in 1966, Sly & the Family Stone released their first album, A Whole New Thing in October, 1967. Despite much critical praise the album failed to make an impact on the charts. When CBS Records executive David Kapralik suggested…
Sony Pictures | 1977 | 125 mins | Rated PG It seems safe to say that author and screenwriter Peter Benchley will always be best known for Jaws, his 1974 bestselling novel that he subsequently turned into a screenplay with…
Disney / Buena Vista | 2009 | 104 mins | Rated PG I’ve never read the series of books by Sophie Kinsella that inspired Confessions of a Shopaholic but I can say the movie didn’t impress me. Maybe it’s the…
*The Guinness Book of World Records* has come to the iPhone and iPod Touch. If you’re looking for a game to entertain kids and adults alike on that long plane, train, car or bus ride this summer, Guinness World Records…
20th Century Fox | 2008 | 682 mins | Not rated A burn notice is an official statement issued by one intelligence agency to other agencies. It states that an individual or a group is unreliable for one or more…
Warner Bros. | 2003 | 969 mins. | Not Rated Everwood is one of those better-than-average family dramas that got lost in the television shuffle. Though the series ran for four seasons on the WB, the show didn’t return when…
Disney / Buena Vista | 2004 | 1070 mins | Not rated It almost embarrasses me to admit this but prior to watching the first season of Lost on Blu-ray, I hadn’t seen any of those episodes. For some reason,…
Disney | 2008 | 516 mins. | Not Rated As a woman in my thirties, I understand I’m not part of the target demographic for ABC Family’s hit series, The Secret Life of An American Teenager. After watching both DVD…
Disney / Buena Vista | 2005 | 121 mins | Rated PG On the face of it, golf doesn’t exactly sound like titillating cinema. However, the 2005 film, The Greatest Game Ever Played manages to be exciting, dramatic and inspirational…