Warner Bros. | 1971/2004 | 88 mins. | R In truth, THX 1138: The George Lucas Director’s Cut isn’t the original, 1971 film considering the CGI and other enhancements that have been added. For anyone who saw the original film,…
Warner Bros. | 2006 | 100 mins. | R Note: Warner Brothers released A Scanner Darkly on Blu-ray in 2007. This 2010 reissue appears to be identical to that disc save for the fact that it omits a featurette from…
(À bout de soufflé) Criterion | 1960 | 90 mins. | NR Fifty years after its premiere, Jean-Luc Godard’s Breathless remains relevant and seemingly in sync with contemporary cultural trends and mores. With his cool and sexy characters, who fired…
New Line Cinema | 1992 | 124 mins. | Rated R A stubbornly independent filmmaker, director Robert Altman was known for making films that no one else dared to touch. MASH, one of Altman’s biggest successes, had been passed over…
Disney/Buena Vista | 2010 | 714 mins. | NR Finales of popular series are often a mixed bag, but ABC’s Lost might have been one of the most scrutinized final seasons in television history. Endlessly scrutinized by fans and critics…
Image Entertainment | 2008 | 98 mins. | Rated PG-13 One of the great things about reviewing movies for my own website is that I get to see hundreds of movies a years. While I get to watch my share…
Sony Pictures | 2010 | 104 mins. | Rated PG-13 Jennifer Lopez returns to the screen in The Back-up Plan, a typical romantic comedy with a twist. The normal order of things is reversed; she is artificially inseminated before the…
Disney/Buena Vista | 2010 | 107 mins. | Rated PG The Last Song marks the first time that wildly popular novelist Nicholas Sparks (The Notebook, Dear John) wrote the novel and screenplay concurrently. The film was pitched to Disney as…
Warner Bros. | 1996 | 242 min | Rated PG-13 The Bard’s longest and most frequently adapted play, Hamlet is as iconic and essential as they come; a masterpiece in every sense of the word. It has entranced audiences for…
Warner Bros. | 2010 | 106 min | Rated PG-13 Hollywood loves remakes. With that understanding, it makes sense that someone in Tinseltown would come up with the idea to remake the beloved, but by no means classic, stop-motion-assisted action…