With season three of Star Trek: The Next Generation available on Blu-ray at the end of April, and season four scheduled to be available soon, it may seem ridiculous to release the two-part cliffhanger Best of Both Worlds episodes as…
I’ll say this right up front: The Guilt Trip is not a typical Seth Rogen comedy. For those expecting a stoner comedy, forget it. This film is all about Barbra Streisand; as such it might be the perfect opportunity to…
Generally speaking, romantic melodramas aren’t my cup of tea; I don’t read a lot of them and I usually wait for the Blu-ray release before seeing them in movie form. The Notebook was a bit different. Though I never read…
Cheech & Chong’s Animated Movie reunites the legendary comedy duo for their first film in nearly thirty years. Unfortunately, anyone familiar with their material may be disappointed, as Animated Movie doesn’t really offer up anything that can be considered new…
For those who follow the world of animation, the name Bibo Bergeron is likely quickly recognizable. Having worked on numerous animated features, and directed The Road to El Dorado and Shark Tale, Bergeron returned to his European roots to helm…
Directed by Robert Zemeckis with funding from Steven Spielberg, Who Framed Roger Rabbit was loosely adapted from the 1981 book Who Censored Roger Rabbit? by Gary K. Wolf. Released in 1988 to box office success and critical acclaim, the film…
With Baz Luhrmann’s latest film, a remake of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby scheduled to hit U.S. theaters on May 10, 2013, it’s fitting that Lionsgate would release Luhrmann’s first film, 1992’s Strictly Ballroom on Blu-ray. If asked to…
Loosely based on true events, Gangster Squad is the story of a group of rag tag police officers brought together in 1949 Los Angeles, in a desperate attempt to bring down the ruthless gangster Mickey Cohen (Sean Penn). Seeped in…
Long thought to be impossible to film, David Cronenberg’s interpretation of the William S. Burroughs’ Naked Lunch is undoubtedly a peculiar movie. However, given Cronenberg’s apparent enjoyment of the grotesque—this is the guy who made The Fly, and Dead Ringers—he…
When I was growing up, save for the occasional Disney release, nature documentaries were relegated to PBS. In the last several years, with the arrival of IMAX, seeing a nature documentary on the big screen has become an immersive and…