dvd reviews

I remarked to a friend the other day that I’d just watched the most recent Broken Lizard film and was going to write a review. He immediately responded with “Broken

Collecting the final story-arc for the critically-acclaimed and fan-beloved The Spectacular Spider-Man animated series, this latest volume release gives us the best Spider-Man cartoon to date at its peak. The

In WILLIAM KUNSTLER: DISTURBING THE UNIVERSE, filmmakers Emily Kunstler and Sarah Kunstler explore the life of their father, the late radical civil rights lawyer. In the 1960s and ‘70s, William

As is often the case with any artist whose work goes mainstream there is a good chance that the work will often overshadow its creator. Such is the case with

A childhood favorite that I haven’t seen since, well, childhood, I was very anxious to see if I would still enjoy this Holmes-parodying foray into Disney’s classics or end up

In 1944, 22-year-old Hannah Senesh parachuted into Nazi-occupied Europe with a small group of Jewish volunteers from Palestine. Theirs was the only military rescue mission for Jews that occurred in

Narrated by Jamie Lee Curtis, this celebration of our most underrated essential resource examines the dire consequences of the disappearance of topsoil, as well as humans’ efforts to re-connect to

Henri Cartier-Bresson may be considered the father of modern photojournalism, but he was not solely a photographer. This lavish collector’s edition includes: a series of documentaries about the artist, which

Borat meets Michael Moore in this wicked satire where legendary mischief-makers the Yes Men pull off hilarious pranks to counter the culture of greed and fix the world. THE YES

After the way Weeds has dissolved into complete and utter disappointment, I had assumed that there were no other shows like it out there that could refuel my interest in