Another of the disaster flicks that seemed to dominate the 1970’s, Juggernaut takes place aboard a massive luxury cruise ship called the The Britannic. With twelve hundred passengers aboard, the latest voyage appears typical. No one, least of all Captain
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So bad it’s good…almost. An adaptation of Jean-Claude Forest’s popular series of adult science fiction comics, Barbarella (subtitled Queen of the Galaxy) isn’t so much a movie, as it is an experience. The opening scene sets the tone: Barbarella, played
Camelot first captured audiences’ imaginations when it debuted on Broadway in 1960. Penned by the celebrated team of Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe, who had previously collaborated on Gigi and My Fair Lady among others, Jack Warner was quickly
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. – Who can perform a zero-gravity striptease, seduce an angel and still have time to save the universe? Sexy, sultry, space adventurer Barbarella, that’s who! Coming in for a landing on Blu-ray for the first time ever on