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Cheaper by the Dozen 2

January 15, 2010 // 0 Comments

"Cheaper By The Dozen 2, " directed by Adam Shankman, is one of those safe yet generic family comedies that's harmless enough to sit through; especially if you have children and are already conditioned to watching such fare with them. As [...]

The Green Mile

December 9, 2009 // 0 Comments

I think Stephen King was a great writer… once. That was before his works became overly bloated, less imaginative, and removed from the horror roots I so much cherished. In that light it should be hardly surprising that I never gave the novels of the [...]

Cars

November 7, 2006 // 0 Comments

With a long string of unrivalled success movies, Pixar have long established themselves as the leader in computer animated feature and short films. It is a position that is often challenged by other filmmakers and studios but Pixar have always been able [...]

Cheaper By The Dozen 2

May 3, 2006 // 0 Comments

"Cheaper By The Dozen 2, " directed by Adam Shankman, is one of those safe yet generic family comedies that's harmless enough to sit through; especially if you have children and are already conditioned to watching such fare with them. As [...]

Cheaper By The Dozen

April 19, 2004 // 0 Comments

In his latest comedy, Steve Martin is the father of a big family. With 12 children, he and his wife have their hands full every waking minute of their lives. But the opportunity knocks, and he is being offered his dream job – to coach of football team [...]

The Green Mile

May 15, 2000 // 0 Comments

I think Stephen King was a great writer… once. That was before his works became overly bloated, less imaginative, and removed from the horror roots I so much cherished. In that light it should be hardly surprising that I never gave the novels of the [...]

Random Hearts

April 10, 2000 // 0 Comments

Providing sparkling transfers, crisp digital audio and, usually, an abundance of supplemental materials that represent a virtual master class in filmmaking, Columbia TriStar Home Video consistently and steadfastly does the DVD format proud with [...]

Jumanji

January 25, 2000 // 0 Comments

In April 1997, just shortly after DVD had first been released into the marketplace, Columbia TriStar released a great-looking version of “Jumanji” for the fledgling format. Now, almost three years later, the studio revisits the movie and gives it a [...]

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