Voyagers! The Complete Series (review)
I never watched it as a kid, though, and my first exposure to it on this new DVD set will gladly be my last.
Conventioneers (review)
A smart, savvy film about the choices and compromises we make in our quests for fulfillment…
‘Doctor Who’ blogging: “The Lazarus Experiment”
This is like an old-style ‘Doctor Who’ episode: the mad scientist who pushes beyond boundaries of whatever, and the Doctor must stop him, blah blah blah. It’s pretty standard, actually. Most of what’s really fascinating about this episode is on the periphery, or in the background, or doesn’t become obvious until you rewatch it after you’ve seen the entire season.
VHS tapes?
Spotted at the IMDB: Sales of Hi-Def DVDs Outpace VHS Tapes My first thought: VHS tapes still exist as new consumer items on sale now, and not just as doorstops in my apartment? (Technorati tags: VHS)
Stardust (review)
I wish I could be more enthusiastic about *Stardust.* I like it just fine. But it’s not the next *Princess Bride.*
Rush Hour 3 (review)
Can you understand the words that are comin’ outta my mouth? This is racist, bullying garbage.
if ‘Stardust’ isn’t enough for ya, here are some best and worst fantasy movies
Stardust opens tomorrow, and some who’ve seen the film in advance have been calling it “the next Princess Bride.” Alas, this isn’t quite the case … and I say that as the gal who literally wrote the book on that film. But it’s entertaining enough that it may whet your appetite for other (and somewhat … more…
paralyzed by DVD options
I’m making do with a standard upconverting DVD player for the moment (instead of going HD or Blu-ray) because I’m seriously in the grips of techno-fatigue lately.
Angels Fall (review)
Finally, what we’ve all been waiting for: a romantic suspense movie that doesn’t muck about with any of that tedious romance. Or suspense.
The Henry Rollins Show: Season One (review)
This is what talk shows should look and sound like: no holds barred and no bullshit.
