Jamie Shuhyta on July 21st, 2008
The Eye was not a great movie but it’s not horrible either, it’s simply an average movie. In a growing trend of recent Japanese/Chinese horror remakes The Eye is actually one of the better. Released in 2008, the film stars Jessica Alba as Sydney Wells. It is a remake of the 2002 Hong Kong-Thai-Singaporean film of the same name, “Jian Gui,” which in my opinion is also the better of the two. Today I will review The Eye on Blu-ray. Read the rest of this entry »
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Bill Geiger on May 31st, 2008
It is very easy to compare a film like The Longest Day to a more current film in Saving Private Ryan. But where Saving Private Ryan only focused on how the Americans did things, The Longest Day went deeper. Based on the book of the same name written by Cornelius Ryan, The Longest Day is shown from 3 sides; the American/British, German and French. Read the rest of this entry »
Bill Geiger on May 31st, 2008
For anyone who has read my reviews know, I am not a big fan of the classics.
It is just the way I am. But when I received The Sand Pebbles to watch and review, my interest was definitely peaked given what I had heard about the film. This was my first opportunity to watch a film with famed actor Steve McQueen, as well as world renowned actor and narrator, Richard Attenborough. I was very excited to see what all the talk was about.
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Bill Geiger on April 23rd, 2008
Let’s be clear about one thing up front. Any movie that stars and is written by Artie Lange is most likely not going to be everyone’s cup of coffee. Anyone who has listened to The Howard Stern Show knows who Artie Lange is and will most likely be the ones interested in watching Beer League. When I sat down to watch the Beer League Blu-ray for the first time, I went into it with an open mind. I expected nothing. I had heard and read people’s opinion of the movie, but wanted to be the judge for myself. Truly, it is not as bad as some would think. Read the rest of this entry »
Ryan Keefer on February 25th, 2008
It’s hard to think that at one point, Led Zeppelin seemed to be almost anonymous to anyone over 35 years old. But apparently, in an era where the Beatles had just left rock and the Who and Rolling Stones were plugging away, Led Zeppelin’s records were found to be the perfect mix of acoustic, rock, electric blues and rockabilly, with touches of Indian and Nordic themes. When they embarked on their 1973 North American Tour, they decided to hire Joe Massot to shoot some footage from several Madison Square Garden concerts to put on film.
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Jeremy Frost on January 18th, 2007
Let’s start this review off with a little equation…
E!’s Wild On (- the storyline) + a late night adult infomercial (- clothes) = Bikini Destination
This show, and HDNet original program, is quite useless… in a beautiful kind of way. Bikini Destination places some of the most beautiful swimsuit models (often minus the swimsuits) in some of the world’s most beautiful locals. We get some interview type information about the models, but for the most part, this show is all about eye candy. Read the rest of this entry »
