[DVD Reviews] 
Seven selection of summer celluloid
Get out of the house. Go to the beach. Go to the park. Go ... fuck yourself. 'There's nothing like wasting a warm summer night getting blazed,
[Movies] 
As superheroes, spys and a serious lack of aliens hit the big screen
5.30 Sex and the City: The Movie
It's a good thing they mentioned in the title that this is a movie;
[Now Showing] 
Flashy to a fault
In a purely visual sense, Speed Racer, with its bright and blinding cartoon colors, is a visceral and awe-inspiring feast for the eyes.
[Movies] 
Summer months beget reckless adventure
Garth Jennings seems to be a Brit with a fascination for other cultures. You can see it in most of his work so far:
[Movies] 
Money can't buy happiness
Never Forever's characters are not people with whom you can empathize, nor does that seem to be writer and director Gina Kim's goal, at first.
[DVD Reviews] 
CHILDHOOD GLEE
Here's something you should buy. By season three, The Muppet Show—a prime-time anomaly that blended
[DVD Reviews] 
LETTER FROM A CHILD
Indy, it's 7-year-old Isabelle. I have a crush on you and want to become an archeologist because of Raiders of the Lost Ark.
[DVD Reviews] 
CHILDREN MAKING MUSIC
Remember Limp Bizkit? Sorry. But if you're a fan, well, there are long odds you aren't reading this newspaper.
[Movies] 
Mamet's fight for relevancy
Screenwriter and director David Mamet has become a distinctive presence looming larger than any actors or plotline he chooses to deploy.
[Now Showing] 
Comic bust if not for the cast
Much like its flamboyant protagonist, Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.), Iron Man is a bright and energetic flirt of a movie,
