Author: Rebecca Wright

Blu-ray Review: The Heartbreak Kid

Ben Stiller’s quick to DVD version of The Heartbreak Kid is a prime example of why Hollywood sometimes needs to think twice about doing a remake. The Heartbreak Kid was originally done by Elaine May back in 1972 in a…

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Blu-ray Review: Into the Wild

For centuries, literary figures including Leo Tolstoy, Henry David Thoreau, Mark, Twain Jack London and countless others have written about the importance of nature and the importance of living off the land. In turn, many people have taken these written…

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Blu-ray Review: Tropic Thunder

I’m old enough to remember when the idea of making a satirical movie about the Vietnam War would have been considered to be the height of bad taste. Times have definitely changed. The Vietnam War seems to be in the…

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DVD Review: Studio One Anthology

Over the past couple of weeks, I’ve been writing about a lot of different boxed sets that might be the perfect gift for someone on your list this holiday season. Over the past three weeks, I have been completely engrossed…

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DVD Review: Elton John – Tantrums & Tiaras

As a long time music collector, most of Elton John’s albums have been played too many times to count. While so many of today’s artists are manufactured by talent agencies to produce one, maybe two hit singles, over a career…

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