Warner Bros. | 2009 | 186 mins | Rated R Never a big fan of comic books or graphic novels, I knew next to nothing about Watchmen when the anticipation over the release of the film based on the series…
Paramount | 1169 mins. | 1983 | Not Rated Based on Arthur Hailey’s 1965 novel of the same name (which had also inspired a 1967 feature film), Hotel was created and produced by Aaron Spelling. Set in the elegant (and…
TNT | 584 mins | Not Rated Created by John Rogers and Chris Downey, Leverage follows a team of Los Angeles based thieves, computer experts and con-artists. They are led by former insurance investigator Nate Ford (Timothy Hutton) and use…
Sony Pictures | 1998 | 101 mins | Rated R Any way you slice it, I Still Know What You Did Last Summer is a bad film. It’s so bad it’s not even cheesy; the whole thing should have been…
Sony Pictures | 1978 | 121 mins | Rated R Alan Parker has directed a number of well known films including Fame (1980), Pink Floyd: The Wall (1982), Mississippi Burning (1988) and Evita (1996). However, his greatest achievement in film…
Sony Pictures | 1971 | 677 mins | Not Rated Bewitched first aired on ABC September 17, 1964, and the series became an instant hit with critics and audiences, lasting for eight seasons and 256 episodes. After 22 Emmy nominations…
Disney / Buena Vista | 2009 | 76 mins | Rated G In some form or another, boy bands have been around almost since the birth of rock ‘n roll. Cute and attractive, the largely female demographic of the music…
20th Century Fox | 2009 | 110 mins | Rated PG-13 I haven’t been an avid fan of professional wrestling since I was a teenager in the mid-eighties–the WWE was the WWF and Hulk Hogan, Andre the Giant and Greg…
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…