DVD Review: How the West Was Won – Ultimate Collector’s Edition
September 17, 2008
In the 1950’s, the relatively new medium of television was all the rage in American homes. Families no longer felt the same desire to trudge
In the 1950’s, the relatively new medium of television was all the rage in American homes. Families no longer felt the same desire to trudge
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HBO photo: Michael Tackett I received a copy of Terminal City in the mail sometime in early August. I have to admit that after glancing
Al Pacino is one of the greatest film actors of the last thirty-five years. His performances as Michael Corleone in The Godfather, Frank Serpico in
The PBS series American Experience has long been known as a program that produces extensive documentaries on the people and events that have helped shape
When Quentin Tarantino began shooting Kill Bill, he originally intended to make only one film. However, as he was shooting, it became obvious that he
Blood is a dominant feature in Quentin Tarantino’s fourth film, Kill Bill – Volume 1. It oozes, drips, flows, gushes and splatters in deep red
If you don’t know who John Oliver is, you probably should. He’s the bespectacled British comedian who serves as a regular correspondent on Comedy Central’s
I would never say that Risky Business ranks up there with classics such as Casablanca, Bonnie and Clyde or even Rocky. However, the film that