dvd reviews

Michael Cera needs to pay closer attention to the projects he signs onto. While the upcoming Scott Pilgrim looks to be a fantastic action/comedy film, Cera’s recent theatrical (and direct

Johnny Bravo was one of my absolute favorite cartoons when I was growing up. Cartoon Network could do no wrong in my eyes as they adapted cartoon after cartoon from

Julius Shulman was, as many experts agree, the world’s greatest architectural photographer. Narrated by Dustin Hoffman, “Visual Acoustics” celebrates the life and career of this brilliant artist and highlights not

After a first season that pleased both critics and a newly formed collective of fans, Burn Notice quickly joined the ranks of the USA fleet of shows that have started

Musicals seemed to find a resurgence in theaters a few years back, what with Moulin Rouge and Chicago lighting up theaters as well as the Oscars. Things died down again

MY DOG: AN UNCONDITIONAL LOVE STORY explores the unique relationship between people and their beloved pets through candid interviews with notable dog lovers. Viewers are offered an intimate glimpse into

Truly good TV shows are hard to come by. Truly good web series are even harder to come by. Simply put the series online are usually lacking in production value

From its foundation as a Puritan colony in 1630, to the ban on William S. Burroughs’ groundbreaking The Naked Lunch during the free-wheeling ‘60s, Boston has a long, proud tradition

Nicholas Sparks novels have littered the romantic genre for years now and with each new novel he puts out, a film adaptation of a previous one trickles into theaters. While

Few things can prepare you for The Road. Reading the book it is based on would be a big one, but if you’re like me and haven’t read a book