Who’s going to win Best Actress at the 2016 Academy Awards? Forrest makes his prediction in a new installment of “Forrest on Film.”
Who’s going to win Best Actress at the 2016 Academy Awards? Forrest makes his prediction in a new installment of “Forrest on Film.”
Filed under Broadcast Reviews
From left to right, Paul Schlase, Tony Revolori, Tilda Swinton and Ralph Fiennes star in “The Grand Budapest Hotel.”
It is a solid week for home video with new offerings ranging from a lightweight animated movie to the latest from visionary writer-director Wes Anderson.
Filed under Video Verdict
In “Admission,” Tina Fey plays a Princeton University employee with the power to decide who does and does not get accepted to the top-notch school.
This week’s home video releases include a romantic comedy starring Tina Fey and Paul Rudd, an Oscar-nominated documentary and a science-fiction film about alien invaders.
Filed under Video Verdict
It’s an outstanding week for home video, as all three major releases rank among the best films of 2011.
Filed under Video Verdict
Writer-director James Cameron’s science-fiction film “Avatar” is the highest-grossing movie of all time, and his blue-skinned Na’vi protagonists are one of the reasons behind its success.
Each of the four major films coming out on home video this week was in competition at the 82nd Academy Awards, and all but one of them – “The Lovely Bones” – left the ceremony with at least one Oscar.
Filed under Video Verdict
Get your subdomain of news.blog
My workout experiences with gaining and losing weight
Official website of the Mark 3 rock band from Oroville, California
With Scott Wilford
You come here when you need some comfort
"Take care of your body. It's the only place you have to live." Jim Rohn
An award-winning filmmaker and screenwriter talks movies.
Great music with encouraging lyrics
Rottentomatoes Certified Critic. Reviews of the latest movies especially animation as well as classic reviews, family movie night picks and more
Paul G. White
Australian movie blog - like Margaret and David, just a little younger
Reviews by Sottypong Dang
Reviewing books that time has passed by.