As the Muppets discover all sorts of materials for their feature films, in 1996 they made their mark on Robert Louis Stevenson's classic pirate novel "Treasure Island." "Muppet Treasure Island" is an adaptation of the book, [...]
Venturing onto the content of Antarctica, one of the darkest, driest, windiest and coldest places on Earth, you get to meet one of the most fascinating species that share this sometimes cruel planet with us, the Emperor Penguin. "March Of The [...]
Having grown up watching the original "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory" with Gene Wilder in the lead of Willy Wonka, yet not seeing the film for quite a few years, I sat down to view it. At the time, Tim Burtons new version of the film [...]
"The Wizard of Oz", considered by many film historians to be one of the most important movies of all-time, one that has truly captivated audiences, spanning all generations throughout countless decades. From its early theatrical exhibitions to [...]
Documentaries are becoming more and more of an art form each year. Like him or hate him, Michael Moore has put the finishing touches on a road paved by Errol Morris and D.A. Pennebaker, bringing the reality of life to cinemas across the nation. Even with [...]
The brand new "Sacred Flesh" DVD from independent studio Heretic Entertianment can't decide if it's a nun-sploitation movie or an attack on religious tradition. It has a lot of fun trying, though. Set in the late 18th century Sister [...]
Fans had been clamoring for a re-release of the Batman movies as Special Editions but for years Warner Brothers ignored their requests. Now, to support the DVD release of the latest installment of the franchise, "Batman Begins," the studio has [...]
Today in network television, reality is king. With new shows involving groups or individuals that compete for a cash prize, while enduring everything from boxing their way to the top or loosing that few extra pounds, it seems no one is safe from the next [...]
Whether you like them or not, documentaries have become mainstream genre of film, whether they contain a political statement on an important issue, or just aim to inform the casual viewer of some unknown culture. Paul Hough's "The Backyard" [...]
Slightly controversial and not easily forgotten account of the world title boxing match between Emile Griffith and rival Benny "Kid" Paret, in the documentary, "Ring of Fire: The Emile Griffith Story". Director's Dan Klores and [...]
